LUIS JOEL TORRES
Barber in Lancaster, PA

License number
Pennsylvania 000316
Category
Barber Examiners
Type
Barber Temporary Authority to Practice
Address
Address
Lancaster, PA 17603

Personal information

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Name
Address
Phone
Luis Torres
503 S 7Th St, Lebanon, PA 17042
(717) 377-9173
Luis Torres, age 69
4825 N Mascher St, Philadelphia, PA 19120
Luis Torres
4851 N Howard St, Philadelphia, PA 19120
(267) 385-6707
Luis Torres
517 W Luray St, Philadelphia, PA 19140
(215) 964-0883
Luis Torres
450 W Washington St, Allentown, PA 18102
(610) 389-3790

Professional information

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Luis Torres - Lancaster, PA

Work:
Forever 21
Replenishment
Jacobson Company - Lancaster, PA
Shipping and Receiving
Chartwell staffing - Lancaster, PA
Packer/material handler
Weis market - Lancaster, PA
Stocker


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Apparatus For The Gelatin Coating Of Medicaments

US Patent:
5942034, Aug 24, 1999
Filed:
Jul 24, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/900225
Inventors:
Jeffrey D. Brehant - Lititz PA
Linn C. Hoover - Webster NY
Thomas Kucharski - Belle Mead NJ
Thomas C. Reiter - Hilton NY
David J. Revelle - Rochester NY
Daniel A. Slater - Rochester NY
Luis R. Torres - Lancaster PA
Patrick Vo - Basking Ridge NJ
Assignee:
Bayer Corporation - Morristown NJ
International Classification:
A23G 300
US Classification:
118 20
Abstract:
A process and apparatus for the gelatin coating of medicaments which includes a continuous conveyer system to advance a plurality of pallets through a loading station, at least one dipping station, at least one dryer station, a reorientation station and an unloading station. Medicaments to be coated are loaded into pallets at the loading station and advanced to the first dipping station where a vacuum is applied to secure the medicament to the pallet. The pallet is inverted and a first portion of each of the medicaments is dipped into a coating mixture. The pallet is then returned to its upright position, the vacuum is removed and the coating is dried. The medicaments are then transferred from the first pallet to a second pallet by a reorientation mechanism. The second pallet is then advanced to a second dipping station which operates in the same manner as the first dipping station. The second pallet is advanced through the dryer station and the fully coated medicaments are ejected from the pallet into a container.


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Process And Apparatus For Drying A Plurality Of Dip-Coated Medicaments

US Patent:
6195911, Mar 6, 2001
Filed:
Mar 23, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/274760
Inventors:
Jeffrey D. Brehant - Lititz PA
Linn C. Hoover - Webster NY
Thomas Kucharski - Belle Mead NJ
Thomas C. Reiter - Hilton NY
David J. Revelle - Rochester NY
Daniel A. Slater - Rochester NY
Luis R. Torres - Lancaster PA
Patrick Vo - Basking Ridge NJ
Assignee:
Bayer Corporation - Morristown NJ
International Classification:
F26B 300
US Classification:
34463
Abstract:
A process and apparatus for the gelatin coating of medicaments which includes a continuous conveyer system to advance a plurality of pallets through a loading station, at least one dipping station, at least one dryer station, a reorientation station and an unloading station. Medicaments to be coated are loaded into pallets at the loading station and advanced to the first dipping station where a vacuum is applied to secure the medicament to the pallet. The pallet is inverted and a first portion of each of the medicaments is dipped into a coating mixture. The pallet is then returned to its upright position, the vacuum is removed and the coating is dried. The medicaments are then transferred from the first pallet to a second pallet by a reorientation mechanism. The second pallet is then advanced to a second dipping station which operates in the same manner as the first dipping station. The second pallet is advanced through the dryer station and the fully coated medicaments are ejected from the pallet into a container.


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Process And Apparatus For Holding Medicaments To Be Coated

US Patent:
6258400, Jul 10, 2001
Filed:
Mar 23, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/274759
Inventors:
Jeffrey D. Brehant - Lititz PA
Linn C. Hoover - Webster NY
Thomas Kucharski - Belle Mead NJ
Thomas C. Reiter - Hilton NY
David J. Revelle - Rochester NY
Daniel A. Slater - Rochester NY
Luis R. Torres - Lancaster PA
Patrick Vo - Basking Ridge NJ
Assignee:
Bayer Corporation - Morristown NJ
International Classification:
A61J 103, B05D 118, B05C 102, B05C 1300
US Classification:
427 214
Abstract:
A process and apparatus for holding a plurality of medicaments to be coated is disclosed. A support member is provided having a receiving surface with a plurality of channels to communicate a vacuum across the receiving surface and an aperture operable to couple the plurality of channels to a vacuum source. A flexible mat having a perimeter shaped to engage the support member in a sealed relation is provided on the support member. The flexible mat includes a plurality of medicament receptacles mounted to a first surface and adapted to receive the medicaments. The medicament receptacles initially are in a first position when no vacuum is applied. In the first position, the medicament receptacles are positioned to receive a medicament. When a vacuum is applied, the medicament receptacles change to a second position in which the medicament receptacles are positioned to hold the medicament and permit coating thereof.


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Process For The Gelatin Coating Of Medicaments

US Patent:
6126987, Oct 3, 2000
Filed:
Mar 23, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/274761
Inventors:
Jeffrey D. Brehaut - Lititz PA
Linn C. Hoover - Webster NY
Thomas Kucharski - Belle Mead NJ
Thomas C. Reiter - Hilton NY
David J. Revelle - Rochester NY
Daniel A. Slater - Rochester NY
Luis R. Torres - Lancaster PA
Patrick Vo - Basking Ridge NJ
Assignee:
Boyer Corporation - Morristown NJ
International Classification:
A61J 307, B05C 309
US Classification:
427 222
Abstract:
A process and apparatus for the gelatin coating of medicaments which includes a continuous conveyer system to advance a plurality of pallets through a loading station, at least one dipping station, at least one dryer station, a reorientation station and an unloading station. Medicaments to be coated are loaded into pallets at the loading station and advanced to the first dipping station where a vacuum is applied to secure the medicament to the pallet. The pallet is inverted and a first portion of each of the medicaments is dipped into a coating mixture. The pallet is then returned to its upright position, the vacuum is removed and the coating is dried. The medicaments are then transferred from the first pallet to a second pallet by a reorientation mechanism. The second pallet is then advanced to a second dipping station which operates in the same manner as the first dipping station. The second pallet is advanced through the dryer station and the fully coated medicaments are ejected from the pallet into a container.


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Process And Apparatus For Reorienting Medicaments To Be Coated

US Patent:
6132159, Oct 17, 2000
Filed:
Mar 23, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/275052
Inventors:
Jeffrey D. Brehaut - Lititz PA
Linn C. Hoover - Webster NY
Thomas Kucharski - Belle Mead NJ
Thomas C. Reiter - Hilton NY
David J. Revelle - Rochester NY
Daniel A. Slater - Rochester NY
Luis R. Torres - Lancaster PA
Patrick Vo - Basking Ridge NJ
Assignee:
Bayer Corporation - Morristown NJ
International Classification:
B65G 6523
US Classification:
414405
Abstract:
Medicaments on a first pallet are transferred onto a second pallet, thereby reorienting the medicaments. The first pallet is received on a first lift plate and the second pallet is received on a second lift plate in vertical opposition to the first lift plate. A lift mechanism urges the first and second lift plates towards one another and the first and second lift plates are inverted so that the medicaments are transferred from said first pallet to said second pallet.


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Luis Torres - Lancaster, PA

Education:
J.P. McCaskey High School - Lancaster, PA
High School (11th grade)