Robert C Matson from Mount Pleasant, WI, age 64

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Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Robert Matson
Vice-President

Nostam Inc
Construction · Contractor Specializing In Drywall & Acoustical Tile

1215 Lockwood Ave, Racine, WI 53403
(262)6324624, (262)6320072

Lawyers & Attorneys

Robert Matson - Lawyer

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Specialties:

Ex Parte Reexaminations Post-Grant Review
Foreign & PCT Patent Filing
Invalidity Opinions
Non-infringement Opinions
Opinions
Patents
Patentability Opinions
Post Grant Proceedings at the USPTO
Product Clearance
Right to Practice Opinions
Utility, Design, and Plant Patent Filing with the USPTO
Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property Litigation
Patent Prosecution
Trademark Prosecution
Due Diligence and Opinions

ISLN:

919701470

Admitted:

2008

University:

Brigham Young University, B.S., 1999

Law School:

University of Arizona, J.D., 2007; University of Arizona, James E. Rogers School of Law, J.D.; University of Arizona, James E. Rogers School of Law, J.D.

Robert Matson - Lawyer

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ISLN:

913622634

Admitted:

1980

Us Patents

Clutch/Brake Apparatus
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US Patent:

46339868, Jan 6, 1987
Filed:

Sep 7, 1984
Appl. No.:

6/648321
Inventors:

Robert C. Matson - Waukesha WI
Assignee:

Industrial Clutch Corporation - Waukesha WI
International Classification:

F16D 6704
US Classification:

192 18A
Abstract:

A clutch/brake apparatus for alternatively connecting a driven shaft to a driving member and to a stationary member which distributes the mass of its components to maximize the effective rotational inertia of the driving member and to minimize the effective rotational inertia of the driven shaft. Sets of interleaved brake plates are respectively mounted to the driven shaft and the stationary member and sets of interleaved clutch plates are respectively mounted to the driven shaft and the driving member. A clutch operator for urging the clutch plates together when it is moved in a first axial direction is connected to rotate with the driving member and a brake operator for urging the brake plates together when it is moved in a second axial direction is rotationally stationary and is connected by a bearing to move axially with the clutch operator. An actuator for moving the clutch and brake operators axially is connected to rotate with the driving member so that the effective mass of the driving member is maximized and the effective mass of the driven shaft is minimized.

Clutch/Brake
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US Patent:

47859261, Nov 22, 1988
Filed:

Apr 15, 1987
Appl. No.:

7/038867
Inventors:

Robert C. Matson - Waukesha WI
Assignee:

Industrial Clutch Corporation - Waukesha WI
International Classification:

F16D 6704
US Classification:

192 18A
Abstract:

A clutch/brake for alternatively connecting a rotatably driven shaft to a driving member and a stationary member has clutch plates operatively connecting the driven shaft and the driving member and brake plates operatively connecting the driven shaft and the stationary member. A clutch operator for urging the clutch plates together is connected to rotate with the driving member. A brake operator for urging the brake plates together is connected to rotate with the driven shaft. A linkage connects the clutch and brake operators to move axially together and includes a bearing which transmits axial thrust loads statically when the clutch is engaged. An annular pneumatic piston moves the clutch and brake operators in a first axial direction to engage the clutch, is connected to the outer bearing race and rotates with the driving member. Brake springs bias the clutch and brake operators in a second axial direction opposite to the first axial direction to engage the brake and are connected to the inner bearing race. A second bearing connects the driven shaft and the housing and is statically loaded with the force of the brake springs when the clutch is engaged.