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  • 95 Nevada Ln, Hortense, GA 31543 (912) 778-3811
  • Brunswick, GA
  • Jesup, GA

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Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Johnny Seago
Secretary
DOWLING & SON, INC
PO Box 331, Waynesville, GA
PO Box 959, Nahunta, GA

Publications

Us Patents

Apparatus For Refurbishing Thermoplastic Drum

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US Patent:
6790021, Sep 14, 2004
Filed:
Feb 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/358639
Inventors:
Virgil E. Dowling - Waynesville GA
Ray P. Richard - Brunswick GA
Samuel G. Dowling - Nahunta GA
Johnny M. Seago - Hortense GA
Assignee:
Dowling Son, Inc. - Waynesville GA
International Classification:
B29C 7324
US Classification:
425 11, 425383, 425392, 425393, 425403, 425438, 425444, 116 63 P, 404 10, 264 3615, 264322
Abstract:
An apparatus for repairing or refurbishing thermoplastic drums. A damaged drum, or at least a damaged portion thereof, is heated until it reaches a softened state and is then drawn over a template, or mold, having the substantially the same shape and size of an undamaged drum. The drum is allowed to cool sufficiently to return to its hardened state, whereby it substantially assumes the shape of the template. The refurbished drum is then removed from the template and is essentially ready to be used again.

Method And Apparatus For Refurbishing Thermoplastic Drum

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US Patent:
20030011089, Jan 16, 2003
Filed:
Jul 11, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/903833
Inventors:
Virgil Dowling - Waynesville GA, US
Ray Richard - Brunswick GA, US
Samuel Dowling - Nahunta GA, US
Johnny Seago - Hortense GA, US
International Classification:
B29C073/00
US Classification:
264/036150, 425/011000, 425/392000, 425/443000, 425/403000
Abstract:
The present invention comprises a method and apparatus for repairing or refurbishing thermoplastic drums, by which a damaged drum, or at least a damaged portion thereof, is heated until it reaches a softened state and is then drawn over a template, or mold, having the substantially the same shape and size of an undamaged barrel. The drum is allowed to cool sufficiently to return to its hardened state, whereby it substantially assumes the shape of the template. The refurbished drum is then removed from the template and is essentially ready to be used again.
Johnny M Seago from Hortense, GA, age ~39 Get Report