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  • 2N175 Bernice Ave, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 (630) 653-2446
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Position: Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

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Compression Spring With Cone Shaped Frustums Subject To Compression Set

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US Patent:
53260830, Jul 5, 1994
Filed:
Mar 17, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/032698
Inventors:
Neal E. Wydra - Glen Ellyn IL
David W. Geick - North Aurora IL
Assignee:
Miner Enterprises, Inc. - Geneva IL
International Classification:
F16F 700
B60R 1924
US Classification:
267139
Abstract:
A compression spring formed of an elastomer having a ratio of plastic strain to elastic strain that is greater than 1. 5 to l and formed into a spherical body having cone frustums at each end to provide for a substantially constant spring rate over a major portion of its displacement. The spring is precompressed to overcome the compression set characteristics of the elastomer and to orient its molecular structure. The spring is particularly useful as a bumper spring for an automotive vehicle.

Method Of Manufacturing A Bellowed Seal

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US Patent:
58514767, Dec 22, 1998
Filed:
May 17, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/649152
Inventors:
Neal E. Wydra - Glen Ellyn IL
David W. Geick - North Aurora IL
Assignee:
Miner Enterprises, Inc. - Geneva IL
International Classification:
B29C 4900
B29C 5308
US Classification:
264507
Abstract:
An improved seal or boot for inhibiting contaminants from interfering with operation of a mechanism having two flexibly interconnected components which axially extend from opposite ends of the seal. The seal is formed as a one-piece hollow and elongated body defining an enclosed cavity wherein the pivotal connection of the mechanism is arranged and having first and second annular mounting ends. The first and second annular mounting ends are configured to allow the components of the mechanism protected by the seal to axially extend therefrom. To permit flexural movement of the seal and the interconnected components of the mechanism protected by the seal, a plurality of bellow-like configurations are disposed along a major length of the seal between the first and second mounting ends. Each bellow-like configuration on the seal has predetermined root and crest diameters with wall sections of a predetermined material thickness extending therebetween. To facilitate economic manufacture of the seal, the elongated body is formed from a cost efficient non-blow mold grade thermoplastic polyester elastomer.

Method Of Making A Segmented Polymer Energy Absorption Device

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US Patent:
51416972, Aug 25, 1992
Filed:
Apr 29, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/693185
Inventors:
Neal E. Wydra - Glen Ellyn IL
Assignee:
Miner Enterprises, Inc. - Geneva IL
International Classification:
B29C 5330
US Classification:
264320
Abstract:
A method of producing segmented hollow body devices and the resulting products. The segmentation is accomplished by providing areas of increased cross-section around the circumference of the preform followed by axial compression thereof. These steps are followed by removal of the axial force resulting in a product which is segmented in accordance with the areas of increased cross-section and has a reduced free height.

Elastomer Rebound, Jounce And Related Compression Springs

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US Patent:
51920573, Mar 9, 1993
Filed:
Aug 12, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/743650
Inventors:
Neal E. Wydra - Glen Ellyn IL
David W. Geick - North Aurora IL
Assignee:
Miner Enterprises, Inc. - Geneva IL
International Classification:
F16F 152
F16F 1300
US Classification:
267153
Abstract:
A bellows shaped compression spring having a variable spring rate and formed of an elastomer having tensile characteristics such that the ratio of plastic strain to elastic strain is greater than 1. 5 to 1, said spring being particularly adapted for use in the strut assemblies of light weight, low profile automobiles for minimizing noise, vibration and impact forces otherwise transmitted from the wheel to the vehicle body.

Radial Elastomer Compression Spring

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US Patent:
52808904, Jan 25, 1994
Filed:
Jan 22, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/823930
Inventors:
Neal E. Wydra - Glen Ellyn IL
Assignee:
Miner Enterprises, Inc. - Geneva IL
International Classification:
F16F 152
US Classification:
267220
Abstract:
A radial compression spring having a formed of an elastomer having a ratio of plastic strain to elastic strain that is greater than 1. 5 to 1 into a hollow body having oriented wall sections that include a bend as a result of radial precompression. The spring is precompressed to overcome the compression set characteristics of the elastomer and to orient its molecular structure.

Method Of Manufacturing A Bellowed Seal

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US Patent:
60106573, Jan 4, 2000
Filed:
Jun 29, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/106559
Inventors:
Neal E. Wydra - Glen Ellyn IL
David W. Geick - North Aurora IL
Assignee:
Miner Enterprises, Inc.
International Classification:
B29C 4900
B29C 5308
US Classification:
264507
Abstract:
An improved seal or boot for inhibiting contaminants from interfering with operation of a mechanism having two flexibly interconnected components which axially extend from opposite ends of the seal. The seal is formed as a one-piece hollow and elongated body defining an enclosed cavity wherein the pivotal connection of the mechanism is arranged and having first and second annular mounting ends. The first and second annular mounting ends are configured to allow the components of the mechanism protected by the seal to axially extend therefrom. To permit flexural movement of the seal and the interconnected components of the mechanism protected by the seal, a plurality of bellow-like configurations are disposed along a major length of the seal between the first and second mounting ends. Each bellow-like configuration on the seal has predetermined root and crest diameters with wall sections of a predetermined material thickness extending therebetween. To facilitate economic manufacture of the seal, the elongated body is formed from a cost efficient non-blow mold grade thermoplastic polyester elastomer.

Bellowed Seal

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US Patent:
58531785, Dec 29, 1998
Filed:
Nov 7, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/745065
Inventors:
Neal E. Wydra - Glen Ellyn IL
David W. Geick - North Aurora IL
Assignee:
Miner Enterprises, Inc. - Geneva IL
International Classification:
F16J 908
US Classification:
277636
Abstract:
An improved seal or boot for inhibiting contaminants from interfering with operation of a mechanism having two flexibly interconnected components which axially extend from opposite ends of the seal. The seal is formed as a one-piece hollow and elongated body defining an enclosed cavity wherein the pivotal connection of the mechanism is arranged and having first and second annular mounting ends. The first and second annular mounting ends are configured to allow the components of the mechanism protected by the seal to axially extend therefrom. To permit flexural movement of the seal and the interconnected components of the mechanism protected by the seal, a plurality of bellow-like configurations are disposed along a major length of the seal between the first and second mounting ends. Each bellow-like configuration on the seal has predetermined root and crest diameters with wall sections of a predetermined material thickness extending therebetween. To facilitate economic manufacture of the seal, the elongated body is formed from a cost efficient non-blow mold grade thermoplastic polyester elastomer.

Footwear Midsole

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US Patent:
D3764710, Dec 17, 1996
Filed:
Jul 25, 1994
Appl. No.:
D/026309
Inventors:
Xavier Kalin - Lake Oswego OR
Wolfgang Scholz - Lonnerstadt, DE
Simon Luthi - Lake Oswego OR
Neal E. Wydra - Glen Ellyn IL
Assignee:
Adidas AG - Portland OR
US Classification:
D 2960
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