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Frank J Lodovico

from Irwin, PA
Age ~70
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Also known as:
Frank J Lodivico, Frank J Lodorico, Lodovico Frank
Phone and address:
19 Oakridge Dr, North Huntingdon, PA 15642
(724) 744-0570
Related to:
Bethani Amies Lodovico, 34Nicholas LodovicoEugene M Lodovico, 37Kelley Lodovico, 44
Connected to:
William E Lodovico, 63Christopher M Lodowsky, 50Gabriel S Lodoza, 71Chad Lodrigue, 37Rachelle K Loduca, 49Algha D Lodwick, 82Aurora Lodwick, 31Camille J Lodwick, 48Mary E Lodwick, 49Stephen J Lodwick, 47

Frank Lodovico Phones & Addresses

  • 19 Oakridge Dr, Irwin, PA 15642 (724) 744-0570 (724) 744-0571 (724) 744-0577
  • Trafford, PA
  • 6135 Old William Penn Hwy, Export, PA 15632 (724) 733-8215
  • 133 Orchard Dr, Manor, PA 15665 (724) 861-8091
  • Apollo, PA
  • Harrison City, PA

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New Homes Specialist

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Location:
2297 Haflinger Dr, Irwin, PA 15642
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
Maronda Homes
New Homes Specialist
Education:
University of Pittsburgh
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Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
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Frank Lodovico
Owner
All Events Party Tents
Ret Misc Merchandise
1801 Hulton Rd, Verona, PA 15147
Frank Lodovico
Owner
Lodovico Window Cleaning
Building Maintenance Services
3380 N Hl Rd, Murrysville, PA 15668
PO Box 341, Murrysville, PA 15668
(724) 327-8726
Frank L. Lodovico
Vice-President
Mamaux Supply Co
Mfg Canvas & Textile Specialties
1700 S Canal St, Pittsburgh, PA 15215
(412) 782-3456, (412) 357-6050

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Feeding Mechanism For A Container Cutting Machine

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US Patent:
52132749, May 25, 1993
Filed:
May 4, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/877760
Inventors:
Frank J. Lodovico - Delmont PA
Assignee:
Allegheny Paper Shredders, Inc. - Delmont PA
International Classification:
B02C 1914
B02C 2302
US Classification:
241222
Abstract:
A feeding mechanism is for feeding cylindrical containers having a diameter and a major length dimension to a cutting machine and includes a pair of parallel feed shafts centrally disposed above the cutting machine. The feed shafts have parallel axes of rotation for rotation in opposite directions. The feed shafts have a predetermined distance therebetween to provide a predetermined gap between the feed shafts which is greater than the diameter of the cylindrical container. Each of the feed shafts includes a pair of feed discs mounted for rotation therewith. The pair of feed discs on each shaft include corresponding curved sectors which cooperate with corresponding curved sectors of the pair of feed discs on the other shaft for gripping the sides of the container therebetween. Rotation of the shafts toward the cutting machine causes the container entrapped by the corresponding curved sectors to be fed in an end first direction toward the cutting machine.

Machine For Cutting Disposable Containers

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US Patent:
51783363, Jan 12, 1993
Filed:
Oct 11, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/775159
Inventors:
Frank J. Lodovico - Delmont PA
John W. Wagner - New Alexandria PA
International Classification:
B02C 1816
US Classification:
241 99
Abstract:
An improved machine for cutting into small pieces the thin wall material of disposable containers includes parallel, rotating cutting shafts having a plurality of cutting wheels thereon. The cutting wheels are separated by annular spacers which provide a rotating comber surface. There is a spacer comber partially encircling each of the annular spacers which has a lower section having a rounded surface. A cutting wheel comber partially encircles each of the cutting wheels and has a lower end with a rounded portion. The spacer combers having the rounded surface and the cutting wheel combers having the rounded portion prevent the collection of the small pieces within the improved machine.

Glass Bottle Breaking Apparatus

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US Patent:
52152650, Jun 1, 1993
Filed:
May 4, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/877818
Inventors:
Frank J. Lodovico - Delmont PA
Assignee:
Allegheny Paper Shredders, Inc. - Delmont PA
International Classification:
B02C 1828
US Classification:
241 99
Abstract:
An improved glass breaking apparatus is of the type which includes a plurality of rotating breaking bars which are capable of breaking a glass bottle into small glass pieces and at least some larger glass pieces having a longest dimension exceeding a predetermined length. The improvement includes a pair of cylindrical rollers disposed below the plurality of rotating breaking bars and mounted for rotation in opposite directions about parallel, horizontal axes. The cylindrical rollers are spaced apart to provide a predetermined separation distance between the cylindrical outer surfaces thereof. The cylindrical rollers include an array of extensions about the cylindrical outer surface and are relatively disposed to cause the extensions of one cylindrical roller to be aligned with the cylindrical outer surface of the other cylindrical roller. Consequently, the extensions and the cylindrical outer surface of one cylindrical roller cooperate with the extensions and the cylindrical outer surface of the other cylindrical roller to break the larger glass pieces therebetween to reduce them into small glass pieces with a longest dimension which is less than the predetermined length.

Machine For Cutting Material

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US Patent:
52920780, Mar 8, 1994
Filed:
Oct 16, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/961876
Inventors:
Frank J. Lodovico - Delmont PA
John W. Wagner - New Alexandria PA
Assignee:
Allegheny Paper Shredders, Inc. - Delmont PA
International Classification:
B02C 1816
US Classification:
241167
Abstract:
An improved machine for cutting material into at least narrow strips includes parallel, rotating cutting shafts having a plurality of cutting wheels thereon. The cutting wheels are separated by spacer-comber elements which provide a comber surface in alignment with a cutting wheel on the other shaft. A cutting wheel comber is mounted between adjacent spacer-comber elements and includes a concave surface to partially encircle the cutting wheel therebetween. The cutting wheel comber has a discharge end toward the discharge side of the machine with a rounded portion. The regions along the concave surface is separated by different distances from the cutting wheel to prevent the retention and collections of the narrow strips of material at the backsides of the cutting wheels.

Apparatus For Crushing Cans

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US Patent:
48627968, Sep 5, 1989
Filed:
Jan 15, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/144798
Inventors:
Frank J. Lodovico - Delmont PA
John W. Wagner - New Alexandria PA
Richard D. Cerra - Murrysville PA
International Classification:
B30B 304
US Classification:
100173
Abstract:
An apparatus is for crushing at least one of a plurality of metal cans having a predetermined diameter and a predetermined length less than about twice the predetermined diameter. The apparatus includes a pair of cylindrical rollers mounted for rotation in opposite directions about parallel horizontal axes with a predetermined distance therebetween. Each of the rollers has a predetermined roller diameter greater than four times the predetermined diameter of the can. An array of extensions on the cylindrical surface of each of the rollers extends a predetermined height from the cylindrical surface and is separated from adjacent extensions on the cylindrical surface to cause the extensions of the array to cover less than ten percent of the cylindrical surface to allow general alignment of and positioning of the metal cans therebetween. The predetermined distance between the horizontal axes of the rollers is greater than the predetermined roller diameter and less than the predetermined roller diameter plus the predetermined height. As a result, the array of extensions cause the cans to generally align with the cylindrical surface of the rollers and to be retained in alignment therewith as the cans pass between the rollers and are primarily crushed between facing portions of the cylindrical surfaces of the rollers.

Feeding Device For A Container Cutting Machine

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US Patent:
47038993, Nov 3, 1987
Filed:
Sep 22, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/909897
Inventors:
Frank J. Lodovico - Delmont PA
International Classification:
B02C 1914
US Classification:
241 99
Abstract:
An improved container feeding device is for a container cutting machine of the type which can cut any one of numerous sizes of plastic bottles and metal cans. The cutting machine has a cutting section including a plurality of cutting wheels mounted for rotation in opposite directions on a pair of parallel cutting shafts. The improvement includes a pair of parallel feeding shafts each of which are above one of the cutting shafts for rotation in the same direction thereof. Each feeding shaft includes three radially extending, evenly spaced paddles fixedly mounted thereon. The feeding shafts rotate at the same speed and are rotationally aligned to cause each paddle on one feeding shaft to generally lie within a common plane with a corresponding paddle on the other feeding shaft as they pass closely by one another. Each of the paddles has a plurality of gripping teeth on the extended end thereof. Each gripping tooth has a tip which extends between the gripping teeth of the other paddle to produce a radial overlap of each paddle with its corresponding paddle when in the common plane.

Method And Apparatus For Cutting Disposable Containers

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US Patent:
47506784, Jun 14, 1988
Filed:
Feb 2, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/009465
Inventors:
Frank J. Lodovico - Delmont PA
John W. Wagner - Murrysville PA
International Classification:
B02C 1914
US Classification:
241 29
Abstract:
A machine is capable of cutting into pieces disposable containers such as plastic bottles and metal cans. A first cutting section includes a pair of parallel shafts mounted for rotation in opposite directions. Each of the shafts supports a plurality of cutting wheels keyed for rotation therewith. The cutting wheels of one shaft overlap the cutting wheels on the other shaft as each cutting wheel is axially separated from axially adjacent cutting wheels thereon by one of the cutting wheels on the other shaft. A comber is aligned with each cutting wheel to provide a gap between the cutting teeth and the end of the comber. The disposable containers are cut into first pieces between the cutting wheels of one shaft and the cutting wheels of the other shaft. The first pieces from the first cutting section pass to a second cutting section to be cut into smaller, second pieces. The invention also includes the method of cutting the disposable containers in pieces.

Apparatus For Cutting Disposable Containers

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US Patent:
46696733, Jun 2, 1987
Filed:
Jun 10, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/742999
Inventors:
Frank J. Lodovico - Delmont PA
John W. Wagner - Murrysville PA
International Classification:
B02C 1914
US Classification:
241 99
Abstract:
A machine is capable of cutting into pieces disposable containers such as plastic bottles and metal cans. A first cutting section includes a pair of parallel shafts mounted for rotation in opposite directions. Each of the shafts supports a plurality of cutting wheels keyed for rotation therewith. The cutting wheels of one shaft overlap the cutting wheels on the other shaft as each cutting wheel is axially separated from axially adjacent cutting wheels thereon by one of the cutting wheels on the other shaft. A comber is aligned with each cutting wheel to provide a gap between the cutting teeth and the end of the comber. The disposable containers are cut into first pieces between the cutting wheels of one shaft and the cutting wheels of the other shaft. The first pieces from the first cutting section pass to a second cutting section to be cut into smaller, second pieces.
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Frank J Lodovico from Irwin, PA, age ~70 Get Report