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  • 9011 Bellington Rd, Pensacola, FL 32534 (850) 969-1498
  • 2408 Us Highway 136, Covington, IN 47932 (765) 793-3133
  • Danville, IL

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John Halftown

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Address:
9011 Bellington Rd, Pensacola, FL 32534
Phone:
(850) 969-1498
VIN:
1ZVHT85H075355767
Make:
FORD
Model:
MUSTANG
Year:
2007

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Low Dp Food Casing From High Solids Viscose

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US Patent:
6767598, Jul 27, 2004
Filed:
Nov 28, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/723681
Inventors:
John J. Halftown - Covington IN
Mark D. van der Bleek - Rossville IL
Michael Verellen - Poederlee, BE
Assignee:
Teepak Properties, LLC - Lisle IL
International Classification:
A22C 1300
US Classification:
428 348, 428543, 264101, 2642091, 26421119
Abstract:
A tubular food casing of a tubular cellulose film precipitated from a viscose solution having a viscosity of from about 55 to about 90 ball seconds, where the ball has a density of 8 g/cc and a radius of 0. 316 centimeters at a drop of 20 centimeters, and where the solution contains at least eight and one-half weight percent of cellulose. The cellulose has a DPv of from about 300 to about 525 and the cellulose film has a dry film thickness of from about 0. 015 mm to about 0. 040 mm, a dry burst pressure in excess of 40 cm Hg, per 0. 01 mm of dry film thickness, and a rewet burst pressure in excess of 5 cm Hg per 0. 01 mm of rewet film thickness.

Low Dp Food Casing From High Solids Viscose

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US Patent:
20040137176, Jul 15, 2004
Filed:
Nov 25, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/722201
Inventors:
John Halftown - Covington IN, US
Mark van der Bleek - Rossville IL, US
Michael Verellen - Poederlee, BE
Assignee:
Teepak Properties, LLC, a Delaware corporation
International Classification:
A22C013/00
US Classification:
428/034800
Abstract:
A tubular food casing of a tubular cellulose film precipitated from a viscose solution having a viscosity of from about 55 to about 90 ball seconds, where the ball has a density of 8 g/cc and a radius of 0.316 centimeters at a drop of 20 centimeters, and where the solution contains at least eight and one-half weight percent of cellulose. The cellulose has a DPv of from about 300 to about 525 and the cellulose film has a dry film thickness of from about 0.015 mm to about 0.040 mm, a dry burst pressure in excess of 40 cm Hg, per 0.01 mm of dry film thickness, and a rewet burst pressure in excess of 5 cm Hg per 0.01 mm of rewet film thickness.

Regenerated Food Casing Having Food Release Properties Due To An Internal Surface Comprising Viscose With Peg

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US Patent:
54493188, Sep 12, 1995
Filed:
Aug 8, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/287346
Inventors:
John J. Halftown - Covington IN
Douglas E. Appleby - Danville IL
Marc J. Vrijsen - Zonhoven, BE
Assignee:
Teepak, Inc. - Westchester IL
International Classification:
A22C 1300
US Classification:
452 50
Abstract:
A cellulose food casing which can be peeled from food product contained therein without damaging said food product, said food casing having an internal surface composition comprising regenerated viscose containing polyalkylene glycol having a molecular weight of from 300 to 20,000. The invention further includes such food casings in fibrous form wherein only the internal layer of viscose contains polyalkylene glycol and the method for making such casings.
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