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Erik L Skov

from Stanley, NC
Age ~65
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Also known as:
Erik Lee Skov
Phone and address:
2009 Moon Beam Ln, Stanley, NC 28164
(704) 263-3673
Related to:
Denise Lynn Smith, 66Michael D Ball, 65Aaron Rush, 59Vickie Rush, 63Jameson Reber, 32
Connected to:
Benjamin N Skov, 31Christa B Skov, 54Christian L Skov, 56Leslie Skov, 93Ryan M Skove, 34Deborah D Skover, 54Roberta A Skovera, 75Garth D Skovgard, 55Morgan M Skovich, 32Nancy A Skoviera, 52

Erik Skov Phones & Addresses

  • 2009 Moon Beam Ln, Stanley, NC 28164 (704) 263-3673
  • Augusta, KS
  • 629 Crestview Ave, Akron, OH 44320 (330) 865-0137
  • Winfield, KS
  • Wooster, OH
  • 2009 Moon Beam Ln, Stanley, NC 28164 (330) 221-1094

Work

Position: Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Occupations

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

Publications

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Fra Boligomrade Til Bymilj: Socialt, Kulturelt, Fysisk

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Author

Erik Skov

ISBN #

8750354930

Wikipedia

Erik Skov Pedersen den frie encyklopdi

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Erik Skov Pedersen er en dansk spindoktor, forretningsmand og direktr. Var i 1980/90 ansat hos det Konservative folkeparti som pressechef for Finansminister ...

Us Patents

Modular Enclosure

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US Patent:
6581337, Jun 24, 2003
Filed:
Jul 13, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/905653
Inventors:
Erik L. Skov - Akron OH
David A. Bird - Akron OH
John F. Travers - North Royalton OH
Kenneth F. Clausen - Doylestown OH
Jonathan N. Mandel I - Gurnee IL
Laura M. Marker - Akron OH
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Incorporated - Wooster OH
International Classification:
E04H 100
US Classification:
52 795
Abstract:
A modular enclosure including first channels and a plurality of second and third channels which intersect the first channel at an angle, and a plurality of panels, each including a wall member and edge members pivotally coupled to the wall member. The wall members are configured to engage the first channel and the edge members are configured to engage the second and third channels. A method of assembling a modular enclosure is also disclosed, including providing a base including first channels, second channels, and third channels, providing a plurality of side panels each having a wall member and a first and second edge member pivotally coupled to the wall member, pivoting the first and second edge members so that they are non-parallel to the wall member, and inserting the wall members into the first channel, the first edge member into second channels, and the second edge members into third channels.

Reduced Flash Molding

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US Patent:
6602458, Aug 5, 2003
Filed:
Jun 28, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/607315
Inventors:
Erik L. Skov - Akron OH
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Incorporated - Wooster OH
International Classification:
B29C 4904
US Classification:
264536, 264540, 425532
Abstract:
A reduced flash molding process and apparatus useful for a variety of parts, especially flat plastic panels, reduces trimming time, regrind waste, increases production speeds, reduces energy consumption, and reduces part weight. The reduction in flash is made possible by providing side members which close before molding material reaches them. Flash still occurs at the ends of the mold, but is eliminated from the sides. Because the parison can be more carefully managed during molding, the mold can be placed closer to the parison extrusion die, thereby reducing parison swell and sag and permitting more accurate filling of all areas within the mold geometry.

Apparatus And Method For Connecting Adjacent Panels

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US Patent:
6668514, Dec 30, 2003
Filed:
Feb 25, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/082608
Inventors:
Erik L. Skov - Akron OH
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Incorporated - Wooster OH
International Classification:
E04C 200
US Classification:
527821, 52 795, 52578, 525821, 525861, 525921, 525881, 403298, 403294, 403331
Abstract:
An apparatus for connecting adjacent panels includes a first panel and a second panel. Each panel has a connectable edge adapted for connection to a connectable edge of an adjacent panel. At least one first panel interface is disposed on the first panel and at least one second panel interface is disposed on the second panel. Each panel interface is positioned on a surface of the respective panel near the respective connectable edge. First and second interlocking elements are disposed on the respective connectable edges of the panels. The apparatus also includes at least one connector with a base and first and second engaging parts projecting from the base. To connect the panels, the interlocking elements of the connectable edges are interlocked with one another. The connector is mounted to the first and second panels such that the base traverses the connectable edges. The connector is moved such that the first engaging part engages the at least one first panel interface and the second engaging part engages the at least one second panel interface when installed.

Modular Shelving With Cabinet

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US Patent:
6695418, Feb 24, 2004
Filed:
Jan 8, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/041285
Inventors:
Erik L. Skov - Akron OH
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Inc. - Wooster OH
International Classification:
A47B 8700
US Classification:
312107, 10814713, 16253
Abstract:
Modular shelving with at least one cabinet that includes a plurality of shelves and vertical risers which serve to space the shelves and support loads placed thereon. Cabinet side wall, back wall and door panels are installed about the risers, with each component having a pair of spaced apart holes adapted to slide over the risers. The holes preferably have a diameter just slightly less than the smallest diameter portion of the risers over which the panels will be placed, and are surrounded by one or more radial slots which allow the material around the hole to flex and accommodate larger diameter portions of the risers with an interference fit. The interference fit eliminates the need for precise hole size manufacturing and provides an additional advantage of holding the cabinet doors in a position selected by the consumer.

Modular Storage Enclosure

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US Patent:
6701678, Mar 9, 2004
Filed:
May 18, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/860381
Inventors:
Erik L. Skov - Akron OH
William F. Croft - Wooster OH
Timothy M. Pierzynski - Wooster OH
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Incorporated - Wooster OH
International Classification:
E04H 100
US Classification:
52 799, 525861, 525862, 525891, 525902, 525911, 403326, 403329
Abstract:
A storage enclosure including a plurality of panels defines an interior space. At least one of the plurality of panels includes a mounting interface configured to couple an accessory to one of the plurality of panels, and a panel interface configured to couple adjacent panels.

Enclosed Area On A Blow Molded Article And Method Of Making The Same

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US Patent:
6808674, Oct 26, 2004
Filed:
Apr 2, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/824503
Inventors:
Erik L. Skov - Akron OH
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Incorporated - Wooster OH
International Classification:
B29C 4920
US Classification:
264516, 264540, 264571, 264536
Abstract:
A blow molded article is disclosed. The blow molded article includes a body defining a cavity, and a wall integrally-formed with the body and defining at least in part, an enclosure. A method of making a blow molded article is also disclosed. The method comprises supplying a preform to a mold having a first cavity and a second cavity, the first cavity having a pin, closing the mold, supplying a fluid to the closed mold, expanding a first portion and a second portion of the preform around the pin, and contacting the first portion and the second portion to provide the enclosure.

Plastic Blow-Molded Panel With Improved Structural Geometry

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US Patent:
6826887, Dec 7, 2004
Filed:
Feb 28, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/376803
Inventors:
Erik L. Skov - Akron OH
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Incorporated - Wooter OH
International Classification:
E03C 234
US Classification:
527931, 52630, 108 5728, 108901, 428167, 428178
Abstract:
An improved plastic blow-molded panel structure is shown and described that is lightweight and provides superior resistance to sagging, warping and creeping under high stress loads, especially when used in a horizontal position. The disclosed panel structure includes a combination of transverse or lateral beams extending from the second panel towards the first panel and, in certain embodiments, a plurality of transverse ribs disposed within the lateral beams. The disclosed shelving units may be fabricated from conventional blow-molding processes.

Blow-Molded Articles With Decorative Finish

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US Patent:
6911266, Jun 28, 2005
Filed:
Mar 31, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/403939
Inventors:
Erik Lee Skov - Akron OH, US
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Incorporated - Wooster OH
International Classification:
B32B009/00
US Classification:
4285428, 264255, 2642972, 2643284, 2643288, 26432814, 26432815, 26432816, 26432819, 264401, 264513
Abstract:
A blow-molded decorative article is disclosed which comprises a plurality of different polymers having different melt flow rates that cause inter-dispersion of the polymers upon blow-molding. The article is blow-molded from a multiple layer parison that a plurality of layers of like polymers, i. e. , polyethylenes, polypropylenes, polystyrenes, etc. , that have different melt flow rates and different colors. As a result in the differences in the melt flow rates, the polymers of the various layers mix upon blow-molding to create the look of a glazed ceramic pottery or an exterior pattern such as a tie-dyed marbleized or camouflaged pattern.
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