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Keith Wolos Phones & Addresses

  • Estero, FL
  • 15 Country Lake Dr, Oak Ridge, NJ 07438 (973) 208-5451
  • 129 Jacksonville Rd, Pequannock, NJ 07440
  • 25 Maple Ave, Bloomingdale, NJ 07403
  • Houston, TX
  • Randolph, NJ
  • Pompton Lakes, NJ
  • Pittsburgh, PA
  • Morgan, NJ
  • Dixfield, ME

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Us Patents

Highway Marking Sphere Dispensing Apparatus

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US Patent:
7429146, Sep 30, 2008
Filed:
Jun 9, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/148539
Inventors:
Kevin E. Hall - Allen Park MI, US
Christopher Davies - Waldwick NJ, US
Thomas Still - Campbell TX, US
Keith Wolos - Pequannock NJ, US
Kenneth Grimbilas - Pompton Plains NJ, US
Assignee:
Potters Industries, Inc. - Berwyn PA
International Classification:
E01C 23/16
E01C 17/00
G01F 11/00
E01C 7/35
US Classification:
404 93, 404 94, 222 1, 239455
Abstract:
A marking sphere dispensing apparatus for dispensing fluid-assisted marking spheres into pavement marking materials applied to a surface has a frame defining a marking sphere receptacle, a valve seat defining an opening between the marking sphere receptacle and an expulsion duct. A plunger is disposed coaxially to the longitudinal axis of the dispensing apparatus and defines an internal fluid passage for providing pressurized fluid. The plunger is moveable in a longitudinal direction within the marking sphere dispensing frame between a first position at which a plunger head of the plunger is seated against the valve seat to close the opening, and a second position at which the plunger head is axially offset from the valve seat to define a marking sphere inlet gap across the opening. A method for applying marking spheres uses the marking sphere dispensing apparatus.

Highway Marking Sphere Dispensing Apparatus

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US Patent:
7654770, Feb 2, 2010
Filed:
Aug 21, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/195880
Inventors:
Kevin E. Hall - Allen Park MI, US
Christopher Davies - Waldwick NJ, US
Thomas Still - Campbell TX, US
Keith Wolos - Pequannock NJ, US
Kenneth Grimbilas - Pompton Plains NJ, US
Assignee:
Potters Industries Inc. - Malvern PA
International Classification:
E01C 23/16
E01C 17/00
E01C 7/35
G01F 11/00
US Classification:
404 93, 404 94, 404111, 222 1, 239455
Abstract:
A marking sphere dispensing apparatus for dispensing fluid-assisted marking spheres into pavement marking materials applied to a surface has a frame defining a marking sphere receptacle, a valve seat defining an opening between the marking sphere receptacle and an expulsion duct. A plunger is disposed coaxially to the longitudinal axis of the dispensing apparatus and defines an internal fluid passage for providing pressurized fluid. The plunger is moveable in a longitudinal direction within the marking sphere dispensing frame between a first position at which a plunger head of the plunger is seated against the valve seat to close the opening, and a second position at which the plunger head is axially offset from the valve seat to define a marking sphere inlet gap across the opening. A method for applying marking spheres uses the marking sphere dispensing apparatus.

Apparatus For Maintaining A Predetermined Liquid Level

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US Patent:
40140520, Mar 29, 1977
Filed:
Feb 26, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/661799
Inventors:
Keith H. Wolos - Pequannock NJ
Assignee:
Meridian Industries, Inc. - Pompton Plains NJ
International Classification:
E04H 316
E04H 318
F16L 2202
US Classification:
4172
Abstract:
An apparatus for maintaining a predetermined liquid level within a tank while effecting the continuous addition and removal of liquid within the tank. The apparatus is provided with a housing that mounts directly on a side wall of the tank with the housing extending on both sides of the wall, so that it is partially inside and partially outside the tank. The housing has a first passageway which receives fresh liquid from a pressurized supply and introduces a portion of the fresh liquid into the tank. The remainder of the fresh liquid is provided to a second passageway which is connected between the first passageway and a drain. The second passageway has a constriction near its inlet, which accelerates liquid flowing through it and injects the liquid into the second passageway at a high speed. This produces a region of low pressure in the second passageway. A third passageway is connected to the region of low pressure and it is coupled to the water in the tank.
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