Resumes
Resumes
Derek Sutherland
View pageLocation:
United States
Derek Sutherland Phones & Addresses
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181 Bellen Rd, Broadalbin, NY 12025 (518) 883-4547
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Malone, NY
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Plattsburgh, NY
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Champlain, NY
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Altona, NY
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Chazy, NY
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Rouses Point, NY
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Tampa, FL
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Sarasota, FL
Work
Company:
Catalyst international llc
Address:
190 Enterprise Rd, Northbush, NY 12095
Phones:
(518) 736-5203
Position:
Vice president
Industries:
Fabricated Textile Products
Business Records
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
President
Maritime Fleet Services Limited
Truck Repair & Service
Truck Repair & Service
32 Topple Drive, Dartmouth, NS B3B 1L6
(902) 481-9403
(902) 481-9403
Vice President
Catalyst International Llc
Fabricated Textile Products
Fabricated Textile Products
190 Enterprise Rd, Northbush, NY 12095
Website: catalystintl.com
Website: catalystintl.com
President
Maritime Fleet Services Limited
Truck Repair & Service
Truck Repair & Service
(902) 481-9403
Vice President
Catalyst International Ny LLC
Mfg Coated Fabrics · All Other Accessory & Apparel Mfg
Mfg Coated Fabrics · All Other Accessory & Apparel Mfg
190 Enterprise Rd, Northbush, NY 12095
1050 Ashland Ave, Folcroft, PA 19032
(518) 736-5287, (518) 736-5203, (610) 532-0213
1050 Ashland Ave, Folcroft, PA 19032
(518) 736-5287, (518) 736-5203, (610) 532-0213
Director, President, Treasurer
Gdj International Metals Inc
Vice President
Catalyst International Llc
Fabricated Textile Products
Fabricated Textile Products
190 Enterprise Rd, Northbush, NY 12095
Website: catalystintl.com
Website: catalystintl.com
Publications
Us Patents
Wind-Resistant Laminated Fabric
View pageUS Patent:
59810203, Nov 9, 1999
Filed:
Nov 25, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/976445
Inventors:
Derek A. Sutherland - Broadalbin NY
William F. Willard - Portland OR
William F. Willard - Portland OR
Assignee:
Harrison Technologies Inc. - Gloversville NY
International Classification:
B32B 302
US Classification:
428 85
Abstract:
The present invention includes a foam flame bonded fabric laminate that is wind-resistant, breathable, and supple along with a low cost process for producing it. The apparatus of the present invention comprises a foam bonding agent layered between fabrics or other materials where the foam possesses wind-resistant and breathable characteristics independent of the other layers. The process of the present invention involves two-step foam flame bonding with each step accomplished in a separate pass through a laminating device. In one embodiment, the first step includes lightly exposing a thin polymer foam (such as polyester polyurethane or polyether polyurethane) to a flame without preheating, then pressing it against the inner face of mesh or tricot. The second step includes more vigorously exposing the foam face of the foam-mesh or foam-tricot laminate to a flame, then pressing it against the inner face of a berber, pile, or fleece fabric. The foam cells exposed to the flame collapse to a tiny-pored membrane state rendering the foam laminate 80-90% wind-resistant yet more breathable than conventional three-ply film laminates.