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Max Alexander Graff

from Hickory Hills, IL
Age ~34
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Also known as:
Max A Graff
Related to:
Mary L UtterbackPaula Banks, 65Deborah S Graff, 68Debra S Utterback, 71Donald C Utterback, 81Gregory T Graff, 69Sarah Graff, 35William R Graff, 72
Connected to:
Aaron A Graff, 47Alex C Graff, 31Alexandra A Graff, 36Anna Graff, 70Austin Graff, 32Bill L Graff, 68Caitlyn N Graff, 29Carine Graff, 47Carissa M Graff, 36Cassandra A Graff, 39

Max Graff Phones & Addresses

  • Hickory Hills, IL
  • Chicago, IL
  • Minong, WI
  • Isla Vista, CA
  • Flossmoor, IL

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Supervisor

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Location:
Chicago, IL
Work:
Ups
Supervisor
Magellan Properties Llc
Maintenance
Brown Bag Seafood May 2014 - Aug 2015
Assistant Manager
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Max Graff

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Location:
Chicago, IL
Industry:
Higher Education
Work:
DePaul University
student
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Biotechnology Professional

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Location:
Greater Chicago Area
Industry:
Biotechnology

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Variable Oscillator Drive Mechanism

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US Patent:
43287182, May 11, 1982
Filed:
Aug 26, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/181412
Inventors:
Joseph K. Robinson - Bolingbrook IL
Max Vander Graff - Glenview IL
Joseph R. De Marais - Bolingbrook IL
Assignee:
Emerson Electric Co. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
F16H 3508
F16H 2144
US Classification:
74833
Abstract:
Mechanically-adjustable, variable oscillator drive mechanism having fixed locations for a main input shaft, an intermediate shaft, and an output shaft, and including a crank arm member supported by the intermediate input shaft and intermittently oscillated thereby through a fixed rotation, a slidable drive block member carried within a track formed on the crank arm, a positionally-adjustable carrier bracket mounted on the output shaft and pivotally supporting a sector gear segment, the latter also being drivably supported by the drive block member, and a sector pinion gear segment connected to the output shaft and meshed with the sector gear segment. Adjustment of the carrier bracket and connected sector gear segment, relative to the intermittently oscillating crank arm member, varies the angle of oscillation transferred to the sector gear segment, whereby the oscillation of the driven sector pinion gear segment and connected output shaft is adjustably varied. A combination adjustment and brake locking mechanism is provided to adjustably position the carrier bracket and sector gear segment and to clamp the carrier bracket at the selected operating position.
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Max Alexander Graff from Hickory Hills, IL, age ~34 Get Report