Mathew G Sobieniak

47304103, Mar 15, 1988

Mar 2, 1987

7/020863

Mathew G. Sobieniak - Lewiston NY

A01K 8500

43 4219

The present invention relates to an artificial spinning lure which has a non-streamlined contour along its leading face. The contour provides the lure with an induced and controlled drag which is sufficient to substantially completely overcome the torque created by a spoon, or spinner blade, as the lure is drawn through the water. The present lure is comprised of a spindle which has a spinner blade rotatably attached thereto and a resistance body mounted on the spindle and spacedly positioned from the spinner blade. The resistance body has a non-streamline, drag producing front face which produces a drag when the lure is being pulled through the water that is sufficient to substantially entirely overcome the torque produced by the rotation of the spinner blade.

44695780, Sep 4, 1984

Aug 10, 1983

6/521876

Mathew G. Sobieniak - Lewiston NY

C25B 900

204279

An improved three-piece polymeric hydrogen vent assembly for use on chlor-alkali diaphragm cells comprises an elongated tube containing a standpipe and an inverted cup which separates the standpipe from the tube. The cup has a plurality of openings in its base portion and a manometer fitting in its top. The entire three-piece assembly is fabricated from a polymeric material, preferably polypropylene, and can be conveniently molded in a one-piece unit. Each individual component of the assembly can be separately cut from the single molded unit and assembled. The hydrogen vent assembly is primarily useful as a replacement for existing steel components and has the advantages of being less corrosive than carbon steel, easier to install, and safer in operation since it has a reduced risk of overflow during cell start-up.

45684391, Feb 4, 1986

Jun 5, 1984

6/617578

Mathew G. Sobieniak - Lewiston NY

J. A. Webb, Inc. - Buffalo NY

C25B 1302
C25B 1304
C25B 900

204242

An electrolytic cell is described which has a spacing means positioned between the anode and cathode faces. The present spacing means comprises a plurality of longitudinally elongated, electrically non-conductive spacers fabricated of a chemically resistant material being inert to the conditions existing within an operating electrolytic cell. The present spacers are positioned on the face portion of a foraminous anode. The spacers are secured on the anode face by extention of a portion of the spacer through an opening in the anode and are secured at the back portion of the anode.

44366094, Mar 13, 1984

Mar 17, 1983

6/476131

Mathew G. Sobieniak - Lewiston NY

J. A. Webb, Inc. - Buffalo NY

C25B 116
C25B 126
C25B 900

204267

The present invention relates to an electrolytic cell having a flexible, heat-resistant elastomeric blanket separating the inside of the cell compartment and the base member. The blanket is fabricated of a thermoplastic elastomeric material. The material is comprised of a blend of thermoplastic polyolefin resin, such as polypropylene or polyethylene, with a polyolefin rubber, preferably a polyolefin rubber such as ethylene-propylene copolymer, i. e. , EPM or EPDM. Other rubbers, such as butyl, neoprene or natural rubber may be utilized; however, polyolefin rubbers facilitate particularly useful blends. The polyolefin rubber component may be lightly cross-linked. It is preferred that the polyolefin rubber component be substantially fully cross linked and that the crystalline polyolefin resin be the only component in continuous phase.