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Gary B Flood

from Wallingford, CT
Age ~59
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Related to:
Jason R Flood, 42Cynthia Flood, 63
Connected to:
Ann W Flood, 77Aubrey G Flood, 44Bob R Flood, 76Bonnie J Flood, 54Caleb M Flood, 40Candace Flood, 73Carolyn M Flood, 52Celeste Flood, 61Chris A Flood, 70Clare R Flood, 67

Gary Flood Phones & Addresses

  • Wallingford, CT
  • Enfield, CT
  • Ahoskie, NC
  • Lewiston Woodville, NC
  • Kelford, NC
  • Colerain, NC

Work

Company: Pencell plastics inc Apr 2012 Position: Welder

Education

School / High School: Bertie High School- Windsor, NC 1985 Specialities: High School Diploma in Welding

Skills

Excellent written and verbal communicati...

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Work:
Pencell Plastics Inc

Apr 2012 to 2000
Welder
Perdue Inc
Lewiston Woodville, NC
Aug 2002 to Jun 2011
Maintenance Mechanic
Education:
Bertie High School
Windsor, NC
1985 to 1988
High School Diploma in Welding
Skills:
Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to effectively manage time and meet all specified deadlines

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Us Patents

Ultrasonic Seal And Cut Method And Apparatus

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US Patent:
45604274, Dec 24, 1985
Filed:
Dec 3, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/677605
Inventors:
Gary N. Flood - Oxford CT
Assignee:
Branson Ultrasonics Corporation - Danbury CT
International Classification:
B29C 2708
B32B 3118
US Classification:
156 733
Abstract:
An ultrasonic seal and cut method and apparatus comprises an ultrasonic sealing and cutting station which includes a horn adapted to be resonant at an ultrasonic frequency and an oppositely disposed anvil having a sealing surface and a cutting surface. As sheet material is passed through the station, the sheet material is cut and sealed in a marginal area adjacent to the cut. A substantially thermoplastic thread, either monofilament or multifilament, is fed together with the sheet material through the station in a position to cause the thread to fuse with the material in the marginal area. The provision of the thread permits the ultrasonic seal and cut method to be used for sheet material having a relatively low thermoplastic fiber content or exhibiting an open mesh weave, or being made of natural fibers.
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