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Augustus T Reynolds

from Fort Mill, SC
Age ~85
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Also known as:
Augustus Thomas Reynolds, Augustus F Reynolds, Gus T Reynolds, Agustus T Reynolds
Phone and address:
2055 Manila Bay Ln, Fort Mill, SC 29708
(803) 802-1925
Related to:
Kim PearceS A ReynoldsDiana C Reynolds, 84B Thomas ReynoldsCelia R Maddox, 74Olive E Reynolds
Connected to:
Abram D Reynolds, 102Adrianna J Reynolds, 33Adrienne Reynolds, 57Aedra C Reynolds, 51Aisha L Reynolds, 50Akin K Reynolds, 41Alecia L Reynolds, 48Aleisha G Reynolds, 45Aletha G Reynolds, 88Amber Reynolds, 34

Augustus Reynolds Phones & Addresses

  • 2055 Manila Bay Ln, Fort Mill, SC 29708 (803) 802-1925
  • Tega Cay, SC
  • 3300 Woodwardia Dr, Charlotte, NC 28210

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Position: Retired

Education

Degree: Graduate or professional degree

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Augustus Thomas Reynolds

Address:
2055 Manila Bay Ln, Tega Cay, SC 29708
License #:
A1577406
Category:
Airmen

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Name / Title
Company / Classification
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Augustus T. Reynolds
President, Chief Executive Officer
Reynolds Industries, Inc
Misc General Purpose Machinery Mfg · General Ind Machinery/Equip Ne
3601 Foothills Way, Fort Mill, SC 29708
(803) 548-4301, (803) 548-1365

Publications

Us Patents

Mixer With Helically Extending Blades

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US Patent:
55493840, Aug 27, 1996
Filed:
May 15, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/441119
Inventors:
Augustus T. Reynolds - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B01F 724
US Classification:
366299
Abstract:
A mixer includes a vessel for storing materials to be mixed. The vessel has cylindrical inner walls. A beater assembly is rotatably mounted and centrally disposed within the vessel. The beater assembly includes a drive shaft and a plurality of helically extending mixer blades operatively connected to the drive shaft for rotational movement about an axis defined by the drive shaft. The mixer blades cooperate upon a single rotation of the beater assembly to move materials residing immediately adjacent to the inner walls of the vessel inwardly towards the axis of rotation, and to move materials residing near the axis of rotation outwardly towards the inner walls of the vessel. A motor is operatively connected to the drive shaft for rotating the beater assembly relative to the vessel.

Apparatus And Method For Maintaining Positional Alignment Between Two Spaced-Apart Points On A Moveable Member

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US Patent:
43545955, Oct 19, 1982
Filed:
Jul 3, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/165527
Inventors:
Augustus T. Reynolds - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B65G 3916
F15B 1122
US Classification:
198807
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and apparatus for maintaining relative positional alignment between two spaced-apart points on a moveable member, such as a rotating axle on which is mounted a conveyor belt pulley. The invention comprises a hydraulic pump (80) which is operatively communicated to first and second hydraulic cylinders (21and 30, respectively). The first hydraulic cylinder (21) applies a reference hydraulic pressure to a first point (13) on the axle (11) and moves the axle (11) to maintain the pressure at a constant, pre-determined pressure level. The second hydraulic cylinder (30) is operatively connected to a second point (12) on the axle (11) spaced apart from the first point (13). A fork (77) and pin (42) mechanism senses relative movement between the first point (13) and the second point (12) on the axle (11). A hydraulic servo-valve (60) directs hydraulic fluid to the second hydraulic cylinder (30) for moving the axle (11) at its second point (12) in a direction and for a distance corresponding to the movement of the axle (11) at the first point (13).

Apparatus And Method For Reducing Agglomerates To A Predetermined Particle Size

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US Patent:
49133616, Apr 3, 1990
Filed:
Jun 6, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/202683
Inventors:
Augustus T. Reynolds - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B02C 1912
US Classification:
2412592
Abstract:
Grinding of agglomerates, such as paint pigments, takes place within a cylinder (23). The pigment is applied in a film to the inner surface of cylinder (23) and is ground by rotating blades (70-84) which, because of their angle of articulation with respect to the axis of rotation of the cylinder (23) moves the agglomerates from one end of cylinder (23) to the other.
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