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Keith G Bellin

from Appleton, WI
Age ~63
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Also known as:
Gail J Bellin, Gail K Bellin, Gail T Bellin, Gervaise J Bellin
Related to:
Timothy J Selner, 52Erin Selner, 37Abigail PurznerSarah Purzner, 33Karl SelnerKan Selner, 61
Connected to:
Anna Bellina, 97Brendan T Bellina, 57Carolyn C Bellin, 71Christina M Bellina, 55Denise M Bellin, 59Julien J Bellin, 42Lisa D Bellincampi, 55Marie E Bellina, 102Michael J Bellin, 48Rafael Bellina, 45

Keith Bellin Phones & Addresses

  • Appleton, WI
  • Green Bay, WI
  • Watertown, NY
  • 128 4300, Ogden, UT 84414 (801) 782-7926
  • Kewaunee, WI
  • W5888 Sweet Clover Dr, Appleton, WI 54915 (920) 733-8039

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Engineer 5 At Kimberly-Clark

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Position:
Engineer 4 at Kimberly-Clark, Engineer 5 at Kimberly-Clark
Location:
Oshkosh, Wisconsin Area
Industry:
Consumer Goods
Work:
Kimberly-Clark
Engineer 4
Kimberly-Clark since Dec 1981
Engineer 5
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Method And Apparatus For Sealing Absorbent Materials In An Absorbent Product

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US Patent:
59001097, May 4, 1999
Filed:
Dec 1, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/160460
Inventors:
Donald Joseph Sanders - Larsen WI
Mark Charles Jacobs - Appleton WI
Lisette Marie Curtin - Neenah WI
Keith Gervaise Bellin - Green Bay WI
Rob David Everett - Neenah WI
Lee Patrick Garvey - Little Chute WI
Assignee:
Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI
International Classification:
B32B 3100
US Classification:
156552
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for enveloping a series of absorbent cores with a fluid-permeable layer includes a first web supplying mechanism for providing a first layer of fluid-permeable material, and a depositing mechanism for positioning a series of absorbent cores on the first layer. Each of the absorbent cores defines a periphery thereof and includes superabsorbent material therein. A second web supplying means provides a second layer of fluid-permeable material to sandwich the absorbent cores between the first and second layers. A sealing mechanism secures the first layer to the second layer along an attachment region thereof which is located adjacent to at least a pair of side edge regions of the absorbent cores. The attachment region is constructed to substantially prevent movement of superabsorbent material from the absorbent cores through the attachment region. A separating mechanism removes selected regions of the first and second layers which are located adjacent to the attachment region and are spaced from the absorbent cores.

Method And Apparatus For Making Elasticized Containment Flaps

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US Patent:
49003844, Feb 13, 1990
Filed:
Jun 15, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/207358
Inventors:
Donald J. Sanders - Menasha WI
Keith G. Bellin - Green Bay WI
Karl R. Dehn - Appleton WI
Assignee:
Kimberly-Clark Corporation - Neenah WI
International Classification:
B31D 504
US Classification:
156204
Abstract:
An apparatus for forming at least one elasticized flap section on a substantially continuous web comprises a web supplying mechanism for delivering a moving, substantially continuous web having first and second, oppositely-facing major surfaces, and having first and second side edges. An elastic supplying mechanism delivers at least one elastic member into contact with the web, and an attaching mechanism secures the elastic member to the web. A first folding mechanism bends the web along a primary foldline located inboard from the first side edge of the web to define at least one primary panel portion of the web. The folding mechanism operably moves the primary panel portion to overlie the first major web surface with the elastic member located between the primary panel portion and the first major web surface. A second folding mechanism bends the web along a flap foldline, which is located substantially inboard from the primary foldline and substantially inboard from the elastic member, to define at least one flap panel portion of the web. The second folding mechanism moves the flap panel portion to overlie the second major surface of the web.
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