ROBERT F SMITH, D.O.
Marriage and Family Therapists at Fort St, Brownstown Township, MI

License number

Michigan 5101006232

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Robert L Smith

509 W Superior St, Wayland, MI 49348

Robert L Smith, age 43

506 River St, Buchanan, MI 49107

(269) 695-5173

Robert L Smith, age 39

5075 Gauthier Ln, Traverse City, MI 49684

(231) 275-7838

Robert L Smith, age 74

5074 Esta Dr, Flint, MI 48506

(810) 736-4507

Robert L Smith

508 Coutant St, Flushing, MI 48433

(810) 937-9498

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Dr. Robert F Smith, Colon MI - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Specialties:

Family Medicine

Address:

121 E Franklin St, Colon 49040
FAMILY HEALTH PC
19020 Fort St, Riverview 48193
(734) 362-5110 (Phone), (734) 362-5147 (Fax)

Certifications:

Family Practice, 1989

Awards:

Healthgrades Honor Roll

Languages:

English, French

Hospitals:

121 E Franklin St, Colon 49040
FAMILY HEALTH PC
19020 Fort St, Riverview 48193
Oakwood Southshore Medical Center
5450 Fort St, Trenton 48183

Education:

Medical School
University of Illinois At Chicago / College of Medicine
Graduated: 1953
Leila Post Montgomery Hosp

Self-Adjusting Spot Welding Electrode Holder

US Patent:

5285043, Feb 8, 1994

Filed:

May 12, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/059570

Inventors:

Robert L. Smith - Wyandotte MI

International Classification:

B23K 1111, B23K 1131

US Classification:

219 87

Abstract:

A multiple-electrode spot welding apparatus has the inner ends of the electrode shanks disposed in a bed of small ball bearings in such a manner that when the electrode tips contact a workpiece, any uneven pressure applied by one of the electrodes moves the other electrodes to equalize the pressure applied by all electrodes. In another embodiment of the invention, the ends of each pair of electrode shanks have semi-spherical ends seated on a small tilt plate. The mid-section of the small tilt plate is seated on a small ball which, in turn, is seated on another larger tilt plate. The larger tilt plate is seated on a larger ball in such a manner that any imbalance in the pressure of certain electrode tips contacting the workpiece, causes the other electrode tips to move to balance the pressure of all the electrodes. A third embodiment uses a single ball mechanism to make a dual electrode fixture self-adjusting.