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  • 268 Braeshire Dr, Ballwin, MO 63021 (636) 394-9779
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  • 268 Braeshire Dr, Ballwin, MO 63021

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Milton E Reeder

Address:
Ballwin, MO 63135
License #:
29157 - Expired
Expiration Date:
Jun 30, 1990
Type:
Civil Engineer

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Milton K. Reeder
P, CFO
Metroplex Co
Milton K. Reeder
P, Director
Dallas Nine Corp
Milton K. Reeder
P, Director
Texmet Corporation

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US Patent:
43488501, Sep 14, 1982
Filed:
Aug 6, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/063791
Inventors:
Milton E. Reeder - Ballwin MO
Walter G. Moehlenpah - Ladue MO
Assignee:
Moehlenpah Industries, Inc. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
E04C 302
US Classification:
52693
Abstract:
A relatively flat sheet metal structural web member for interconnecting a pair of generally parallel spaced-apart chord members to form a floor truss or the like. The web member is generally V-shaped, comprising first and second legs integrally joined at one of their respective ends, and a plurality of teeth struck from opposite ends of the legs for being driven into the chord members. The teeth struck from of each leg are oriented to present their relatively wide surfaces generally broadside within the range of 45. degree. -90. degree. with respect to the central longitudinal plane of the leg for maximizing the resistance of the teeth to movement through the wood chord members so as to increase the load-holding capacity of the web member.

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US Patent:
44753284, Oct 9, 1984
Filed:
Jul 27, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/402376
Inventors:
Milton E. Reeder - Ballwin MO
Walter G. Moehlenpah - Ladue MO
Assignee:
Moehlenpah Industries, Inc. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
E04C 302
US Classification:
52693
Abstract:
A relatively flat sheet metal structural web member for interconnecting a pair of generally parallel spaced-apart chord members to form a floor truss or the like. The web member is generally V-shaped, comprising first and second legs integrally joined at one of their respective ends, and a plurality of teeth struck from opposite ends of the legs for being driven into the chord members. The side margins of each leg are bent to form inner and outer flanges extending longitudinally of the leg at opposite sides of the leg. The outer flange has opposite end portions, one of which terminates in an edge formed for abutting along substantially its entire length against one of the chord members. The inner flange also has opposite end portions, one of which terminates in an edge formed for abutting along substantially its entire length against the other chord member.
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