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Daniel N Cykana

from Hingham, WI
Age ~81
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Also known as:
Daniel W Cykana, Dan Cikana, Dan Cy, Daniel A
Related to:
Tara J Smith, 44Terry J Casl, 59Lisa Spangenberg, 57Samantha J Casl, 34Aaron Casl, 33Steve M CykanaSteven M Cykana, 53Troy SpangenbergJean B Cykana, 76Troy Spangenberg, 53Todd W Smith, 53Angela C Cykana, 51
Connected to:
David M Cykert, 44Rose M Cykoski, 102Crystal Cylar, 45Paul D Cylinder, 65Ross A Cylinder, 50Skyler A Cylke, 40Chris E Cylkowski, 57Megan N Cylkowski, 30Edward T Cyman, 50Jacob C Cymbala, 38

Daniel Cykana Phones & Addresses

  • Hingham, WI
  • Waldo, WI
  • 1213 8Th St, Sheboygan, WI 53081 (920) 459-8479

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Owner, Extrusion Solutions,Llc

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Position:
Owner at Extrusion Solutions,LLC, Extrusion Board of Directors at Society of Plastics Engineers
Location:
Sheboygan, Wisconsin Area
Industry:
Plastics
Work:
Extrusion Solutions,LLC since Aug 2005
Owner
Society of Plastics Engineers since 1996
Extrusion Board of Directors
Extrusion Solutions, LLC 2010 - 2012
Director of Technology
Society of Plastics Engineers 1980 - 2012
Extrusion Director
Bemis Manufacturing Company 1977 - 2010
Director od Engineering
Skills:
Extrusion
Tooling
Product Design
Plastics
Troubleshooting
Interests:
Writing, Golfing, Sailing, Landscaping, Running my dogs ( Akita, Yellow Lab, & Chocolate Lab)
Honor & Awards:
"Who's Who In America" 2009-2011 Distinguished Member, SPE
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Director Of Engineering At Bemis Manufacturing Company

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Position:
Director of Engineering at Bemis Manufacturing Company
Location:
Sheboygan, Wisconsin Area
Industry:
Consumer Goods
Work:
Bemis Manufacturing Company
Director of Engineering
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Daniel Cykana

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Co-Injection Apparatus For Injection Molding

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US Patent:
6974556, Dec 13, 2005
Filed:
Feb 28, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/220489
Inventors:
Peter F. Bemis - Sheboygan Falls WI, US
Steven J. Kolste - Sheboygan Falls WI, US
Daniel Cykana - Hingham WI, US
Stephen R. Fiacchino - Port Washington WI, US
Michael P. O'Grady - Sheboygan Falls WI, US
Assignee:
Bemis Manufacturing Company - Sheboygan Falls WI
International Classification:
B29C045/16
US Classification:
2643288, 26432812, 425130, 425562, 425564
Abstract:
A co-injection nozzle pin () having downstream and upstream ends. The nozzle pin has therein a central bore () including an upstream end () adapted to communicate with a first material and a downstream end () exiting at the downstream end of the pin. The nozzle pin also has an outer surface () including a first portion () having a diameter D, a second portion () having a diameter D, wherein Dis less than Dand the first portion is rearward of the second portion. The pin further includes a channel () spiralling around the outer surface and being adapted to communicate with a second material. The channel () includes a first segment () defined in the first portion () of the outer surface and increasing in depth as it travels in a downstream direction and a second segment () defined in the second portion () of the outer surface and decreasing in depth as it travels in a downstream direction.

Flame-Resistant-Thermoset Coating

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US Patent:
7214332, May 8, 2007
Filed:
Mar 22, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/239451
Inventors:
Peter F. Bemis - Sheboygan WI, US
James Giatras - Elkhart Lake WI, US
Larry Engel - Sheboygan WI, US
Daniel Cykana - Hingham WI, US
Kurt Foth - Sheboygan WI, US
Assignee:
Bemis Manufacturing Company - Sheboygan Falls WI
International Classification:
C09K 21/00
C09K 21/14
US Classification:
252606, 252601, 523179
Abstract:
A thermosetting-resin-based coating that is capable of forming a substantially flame-resistant barrier upon being exposed to heat. The coating includes a thermoset resin, an acid catalyst having a pKa value of less than 2, a filler selected from glass, mica, talc, perlite, vermiculite and combinations thereof, and an organic-intumescent material. The thermoset coating is at least 75% of the total weight of the coating.

Banding Apparatus And Method Of Manufacture

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US Patent:
20060147671, Jul 6, 2006
Filed:
Nov 23, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/286594
Inventors:
Peter Bemis - Elkhart Lake WI, US
Daniel Cykana - Hingham WI, US
Einar Anderson - Maribel WI, US
International Classification:
B32B 3/06
US Classification:
428099000, 428212000
Abstract:
A banding apparatus for a furniture element, and a method of manufacturing a banding apparatus. The furniture element can include a recess and an external surface. The banding apparatus can include a first portion dimensioned to cover the external surface of the furniture element, and a second portion coupled to the first portion and dimensioned to be received with the recess of the furniture element. The first portion can include an olefinic elastomer or a first thermoplastic polyolefin elastomer having a first ratio of a first polyolefin to a first olefinic elastomer. The second portion can include a second thermoplastic polyolefin elastomer having a second ratio of a second polyolefin to a second olefinic elastomer. A method of manufacturing a banding apparatus can include co-extruding a first elastomer and a second elastomer to form the first portion and the second portion, respectively.

Co-Injection Manifold For Injection Molding

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US Patent:
56501781, Jul 22, 1997
Filed:
Nov 23, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/344493
Inventors:
Peter F. Bemis - Sheboygan WI
Daniel Cykana - Sheboygan WI
Loren C. Albrecht - Sheboygan WI
Gerald W. Swart - Sheboygan Falls WI
Assignee:
Bemis Manufacturing Company - Sheboygan Falls WI
International Classification:
B29C 4523
US Classification:
425130
Abstract:
Injection molding apparatus comprising a platen, a die which is fixed to the platen and which defines a mold cavity having an inlet, a co-injection manifold mounted on the platen, the manifold including a nozzle housing having forward and rearward ends, the nozzle housing including an outlet which is located adjacent the forward end and which communicates with the mold cavity inlet, first and second spaced apart inlets which are located adjacent the rearward end and which are respectively adapted to communicate with first and second injection nozzles, a first passageway communicating between the first inlet and the outlet, and a second passageway communicating between the second inlet and the outlet.

Hinged Rain Gutter

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US Patent:
54067561, Apr 18, 1995
Filed:
Aug 14, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/929946
Inventors:
Peter F. Bemis - Sheboygan WI
Bradley J. Bruggink - Oostburg WI
Daniel Cykana - Sheboygan WI
Warren L. Stokdyk - Oostburg WI
Assignee:
Bemis Manufacturing Company - Sheboygan Falls WI
International Classification:
E04D 1306
E04D 1308
US Classification:
52 16
Abstract:
A rain gutter assembly including an elongated rain gutter including an end and a channel extending longitudinally of the rain gutter, and a connecting member engaged with the end of the rain gutter and including a bayonet portion received in the channel. The rain gutter arranged with a grommet along a rear wall thereof and a mounting fastener engaged within the grommet so as to attach the rain gutter to a building wall. The rain gutter assembly including a downspout having a grommet secured to a rear wall thereof for supporting the downspout to the building wall. With a mounting fastener slidingly engaging the grommet so as to attach the downspout to the building wall.

Method And Apparatus For Manufacturing An Extrusion Having An Uneven Surface

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US Patent:
55651593, Oct 15, 1996
Filed:
Mar 29, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/412462
Inventors:
Daniel Cykana - Sheboygan WI
Steven F. Schick - Sheboygan WI
Assignee:
Bemis Manufacturing Company - Sheboygan Falls WI
International Classification:
B29C 4788
US Classification:
26417719
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing an etched extrusion, the method comprising the steps of extruding a thermoplastic material to produce a hot extrusion, and contacting the extrusion, while the extrusion is still hot, with a mixture of at least two fluids having different thermal conductivities so that the extrusion develops an uneven outer surface due to different rates of shrinkage caused by the different thermal conductivities.

Method And Apparatus For Extruding A Rod Of Homogeneous Plastic Material

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US Patent:
57560307, May 26, 1998
Filed:
Apr 24, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/639081
Inventors:
Daniel Cykana - Sheboygan WI
Steven F. Schick - Sheboygan WI
Assignee:
Bemis Manufacturing Company - Sheboygan Falls WI
International Classification:
B29C 4788
US Classification:
26417113
Abstract:
A method of extruding a homogeneous plastic rod substantially free of shrink voids, the method having the steps of: extruding a rod central portion of plastic material having a glass transition point and a Vicat softening point below the glass transition point, the rod central portion having a center core and an outer skin; cooling the rod central portion while maintaining the outer skin above the Vicat softening point until the center core is cooled to approximately the Vicat softening point; using an extruder to extrude around the rod central portion a sheath of the same plastic material, the sheath having an outer skin and inner and outer portions, such that the rod central portion acts as a heat sink for the inner portion of the sheath, and such that, at the extruder, the plastic material forming the outer skin of the rod central portion is melted upon contact with the plastic material forming the sheath and the plastic material of the rod central portion and the plastic material of the sheath form the homogeneous rod, and such that the plastic material forming the center core of the rod central portion remains at a temperature below the glass transition point; and cooling the sheath while maintaining the outer skin of the sheath above said Vicat softening point until the inner portion is cooled to approximately the Vicat softening point.

Space Dividing Partition System Having An Electrical Raceway

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US Patent:
50655566, Nov 19, 1991
Filed:
May 15, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/523776
Inventors:
Ronald B. DeLong - Belmont MI
Brian J. Persing - Grand Rapids MI
Charles G. Raabe - Leonard Heights MI
James R. Bouse - Belmont MI
Peter F. Bemis - Sheboygan WI
Bradley J. Bruggink - Oostburg WI
Daniel Cykana - Sheboygan WI
Assignee:
Westinghouse Electric Corp. - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
E04F 1906
US Classification:
52221
Abstract:
An office space dividing partition having an electrical raceway. The raceway includes an extruded plastic spine having a vertical web; a top portion which includes an extruded mounting slot; a bottom portion which includes first and second extruded grooves and a noise seal; and, an intermediate portion which defines four passageways for communication and power wiring. First and second extruded plastic side panels are telescoped into engagement with the first and second extruded grooves of the spine. An extruded panel-to-raceway connector connects the spine to the bottom edge of an office space dividing panel. Raceway stabilizers extend outwardly from the spine to engage support posts which support the panels. Raceway shrouds, which conceal the posts adjacent to the ends of the raceways, are positionally keyed to the spine for accurate mating with the side panels of the raceway.
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