LEO ALEX OSWALD
Engineers in Huntingdon, PA

4278490, Jul 14, 1981

Dec 21, 1979

6/106135

Robert G. Pistole - Toledo OH
Walter A. Stoll - Toledo OH
Leo A. Oswald - Huntingdon PA

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation - Toledo OH

B65H 8100, B29C 100

156425

A collapsible mandrel having a longitudinally slit tubular shell providing a molding surface for glass fiber reinforced plastic pipe is provided with a removably mountable longitudinally slit sleeve as a molding surface for pipe of larger diameter.

4075301, Feb 21, 1978

Jan 22, 1976

5/651308

Leo Alex Oswald - Huntingdon PA

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation - Toledo OH

B29C 100, B29C 300, B29C 510

264 407

A method and apparatus of depositing material into a moving receptacle is disclosed. A traveling discharge device moves across a receptacle while discharging material into the receptacle. The discharge device uses the receptacle itself as its frame of reference and thus can compensate for imperfections in both the speed and the path of the receptacle.

4215730, Aug 5, 1980

Feb 17, 1978

5/878559

Leo A. Oswald - Huntingdon PA

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation - Toledo OH

B65B 304, B29C 100

141 1

A method and apparatus of depositing material into a moving receptacle is disclosed. A traveling discharge device moves across a receptacle while discharging material into the receptacle. The discharge device uses the receptacle itself as its frame of reference and thus can compensate for imperfections in both the speed and the path of the receptacle.

4122654, Oct 31, 1978

Jul 21, 1977

5/817760

Leo A. Oswald - Huntingdon PA

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation - Toledo OH

D01H 136, D01H 1332

57 54

A twister apparatus and method in which filamentary material is wound onto rotating bobbins are provided. A guide rail reciprocates within a range for distributing the filamentary material onto the bobbins, and the guide rail range itself is reciprocated along the height of the bobbins to distribute the filamentary material over a plurality of portions of the bobbins. Means for measuring the yardage of the filamentary material onto the bobbins is provided. Means responsive to a predetermined yardage for determining the presence of the guide rail within one of a plurality of predetermined portions of the bobbins is provided. There is also provided means for discontinuing the movement of the guide rail at a preselected position within the range of reciprocation of the guide rail.

4512530, Apr 23, 1985

Mar 12, 1984

6/588618

William C. Rauschert - Montgomery TX
Leo A. Oswald - Huntingdon PA

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation - Toledo OH

B65H 1700

242 673R

The apparatus includes a plurality of small rollers disposed in an arcuate, upwardly concave arrangement for rotatably supporting a composite two-batt roll, a large rotating roller for winding up one of the batts while the other is pulled intermittently from the composite roll for use, and a stationary bar engaging the one batt being rewound to prevent the rotating large roller from pulling the one batt from the composite roll independently of the pulling of the other batt.

4233020, Nov 11, 1980

Mar 13, 1979

6/020122

Leo A. Oswald - Huntingdon PA

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation - Toledo OH

B29C 1304

425471

The mandrel has a cantilever-type mounting and includes a rotatable longitudinally slit tubular steel shell providing a molding surface on which thermosetting resin and glass fiber reinforcing material may be deposited to form tank bodies or pipe. A row of pneumatic actuators mounted inside the shell and spaced axially thereof includes piston rods attached to the shell along the slit on one side thereof. Retraction of the piston rods collapses the shell, which is flexible over the greater portion of its periphery and supported in the flexible portion by a plurality of rows of pivotable turnbuckle connectors or support rods, for removal of a cured tank body or pipe.