John A Wilde

US Patent:

7824590, Nov 2, 2010

Filed:

Sep 25, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/861105

Inventors:

John C. Wilde - Mill Creek WA, US
Alan D. Oskowski - Edmonds WA, US

Assignee:

The Boeing Company - Chicago IL

International Classification:

B29C 33/40

US Classification:

264219, 264220, 264129, 264130, 427508, 427510, 427511, 427256, 427280

Abstract:

One embodiment of a method of manufacturing a textured surface may include providing a first thermally stable sheet, printing a pattern of material on the first sheet to form a three-dimensional textured surface, and curing the material, then using said first sheet to impart negative texture into Tedlar faced epoxy composite blanket, which is in turn used to impart texture into a decorative laminate.

US Patent:

8540914, Sep 24, 2013

Filed:

Nov 1, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/916989

Inventors:

John Christopher Wilde - Mill Creek WA, US
Alan D. Oskowski - Edmonds WA, US

Assignee:

The Boeing Company - Chicago IL

International Classification:

B29C 33/40

US Classification:

264219, 264129, 264130, 264220, 427256, 427280, 427508, 427510, 427511

Abstract:

One embodiment of a method of manufacturing a textured surface may include providing a first thermally stable sheet, printing a pattern of material on the first sheet to form a three-dimensional textured surface, and curing the material, then using said first sheet to impart negative texture into Tedlar faced epoxy composite blanket, which is in turn used to impart texture into a decorative laminate.

US Patent:

20050052516, Mar 10, 2005

Filed:

Sep 5, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/655644

Inventors:

John Wilde - Mill Creek WA, US
Jody Finnegan - Bellingham WA, US

International Classification:

B41J002/01

US Classification:

347104000

Abstract:

A laminate panel especially well suited to help form an overhead stowage bin door on an aircraft, wherein the door includes a portion of a high contrast color advertising mural or message integrally formed therewith. The door includes a honeycomb support layer on which at least one fiberglass pre-preg layer is formed. A polyvinyl fluoride (PVF) film is used as a substrate for the color mural or message. A ultraviolet (UV) curable ink is deposited directly on the PVF film via an ink jet printing process that produces a high color density, high color contrast image. The PVF film in one form is a Tedlar® PVF film. The ink is cured virtually immediately after it is deposited on the PVF film. An additional layer of PVF film is then secured to a side of the printed-on PVF film opposite to that on which the ink is deposited via a layer of embossing resin to form the laminate panel. The laminate panel is then secured via a suitable adhesive to the fiberglass pre-preg and honeycomb support layer in a subsequent manufacturing step. The stowage bin door and process of making same enable a portion of a high color density, high contrast image, advertising mural or message to be integrally formed with the door.

US Patent:

58684034, Feb 9, 1999

Filed:

Dec 20, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/771061

Inventors:

John A. Culp - Fort Wayne IN
Megan Crosby - Port Washington NY
Angelos J. Dassios - Chicago IL
John A. Wilde - Pearl River NY

International Classification:

B62B 902

US Classification:

280 522

Abstract:

The invention is directed to a medical transport device for moving a patient down a flight of stairs. A chair has a plurality of support members. A plurality of rollers are each connected to at least one of the support members. At least one tread defining a bottom surface is wrapped around the rollers. A slider is disposed adjacent to the plurality of rollers. The slider has a bottom edge which is disposed slightly above the bottom surface of the tread.