David Kent Reece

US Patent:

20120198606, Aug 9, 2012

Filed:

Mar 30, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/436000

Inventors:

Anton Edis Bowden - Lindon UT, US
Timothy Doot - Provo UT, US
Mark Fernelius - Shippensburg PA, US
Jeremy Pearson - Provo UT, US
David Reece - Atlanta GA, US
Michael Sanders - Provo UT, US
Mitch Shurtliff - Idaho Falls ID, US

Assignee:

XOATHLETICS, LLC - Nyssa OR

International Classification:

A41D 27/26

US Classification:

2462

Abstract:

A protective pad system may comprise a vest, at least one right shoulder pad and at least one left shoulder pad. The vest may comprise a back region, a left shoulder region, a right shoulder region, and a chest region. The at least one left shoulder pad may be hinged relative to the left shoulder region of the vest, and at least one left front motion restraint device may be positioned and configured to transfer impact force from the at least one left shoulder pad to the chest region of the vest. Likewise, the at least one right shoulder pad may be hinged relative to the right shoulder region of the vest, and at least one right front motion restraint device may be positioned and configured to transfer impact force from the at least one right shoulder pad to the chest region of the vest.

US Patent:

20130337156, Dec 19, 2013

Filed:

Jun 5, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/910161

Inventors:

Philip Anthony Sasse - Douglasville GA, US
Kimberly M. Nuckles - Douglasville GA, US
David Reece - Carrollton GA, US

International Classification:

H01B 13/14

US Classification:

427118

Abstract:

An electrical cable and a method for manufacturing the electrical cable are provided in which a plurality of insulated conductors have an inner protective layer extruded thereabout. A plurality of longitudinally extending ribs or fins or exterior ribbed or finned surfaces are formed outward of the inner protective layer between which exist a plurality of voids. An outer insulation layer can be formed in the same operation as the fins or ribbed surface and the inner layer or in a subsequent operation. A self-sealing elastomeric material is applied to the conductor surface or is present between the fins and between the inner protective layer and the outer insulation layer.

US Patent:

50967649, Mar 17, 1992

Filed:

Sep 12, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/581473

Inventors:

C. Edward Terry - Kennesaw GA
David S. Reece - Rome GA
Johannes A. H. Claessen - Leusden, NL

Assignee:

Heuga Holding BV - Scherpenzeel

International Classification:

B32B 3300
B32B 1100

US Classification:

428 95

Abstract:

A printable carpet material which carpet material comprises a fibrous face, a primary backing sheet and a backing layer comprising a bitumen backing composition containing a thermosetting amount of a hydroxyl-terminated polybutadiene-diisocyanate urethane polymer to provide a heat stable carpet material subject to a wet stream printing process without substantial carpet material edge loss or distortion. A method of preparing a carpet material which is steam printable and which method comprises applying as a backing layer to a fibrous carpet material a bitumen backing composition containing a thermosetting amount of a hydroxyl-terminated polybutadiene-diisocyanate urethane polymer which permits the carpet material so prepared to be subject to wet, steam printing processes without substantial carpet material edge loss or distortion.

US Patent:

47029501, Oct 27, 1987

Filed:

Feb 6, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/011624

Inventors:

David K. Slosberg - Atlanta GA
David S. Reece - Rome GA
Johannes A. H. Claessen - Leusden, NL

Assignee:

Heuga Holding bv - Scherpenzeel

International Classification:

B32B 302
B32B 3300

US Classification:

428 95

Abstract:

A carpet tile and method of production wherein the carpet tile comprises a carpet tile having a fibrous face, such as a tufted face, and a fibrous back surface secured to a primary backing and comprising three separate hot melt coating composition layers and a secondary backing on the back surface of the carpet tile. The carpet tile is produced by coating a thick backing layer of a rubber-modified bitumen coating composition onto a secondary backing sheet material and separately coating a first precoat layer comprising a hot melt petroleum resin or bitumen and a second layer comprising a hot melt bitumen composition containing a flexible vinyl adhesive resin, like ethylene vinyl acetate, onto a fibrous back surface of a carpet material having a primary backing sheet containing a fibrous face wear surface and laminating the surface of the second layer to the surface of the backing layer to provide a carpet tile having dimensional stability, good lay flat characteristics and capable of production by an in-line production method.

US Patent:

20200017659, Jan 16, 2020

Filed:

Sep 23, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/578482

Inventors:

- Atlanta GA, US
Aleksey Isarov - Kennesaw GA, US
David Dwayne Temples - Calhoun GA, US
David Stanley Reece - Calhoun GA, US
Mitchell Lee Pierce - Fairmount GA, US

International Classification:

C08K 5/3492
C07D 251/56
C08K 3/22
C07D 251/54

Abstract:

Processes for producing melamine octamolybdates having high thermal stability include a step of reacting molybdenum trioxide and melamine in an acidic aqueous system at a pH of less than or equal to about 4 to form a slurry of the melamine octamolybdate. The resulting melamine octamolybdate can be characterized by a decomposition onset temperature (or a temperature at a weight loss of 1%, or a temperature at a weight loss of 2%) on a thermogravimetric analysis curve of greater than 300 C., and is useful in polymer compositions as a smoke suppressant.

US Patent:

20180171107, Jun 21, 2018

Filed:

Dec 7, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/834174

Inventors:

- Atlanta GA, US
Aleksey Isarov - Kennesaw GA, US
David Dwayne Temples - Calhoun GA, US
David Stanley Reece - Calhoun GA, US
Mitchell Lee Pierce - Fairmount GA, US

International Classification:

C08K 5/3492
C07D 251/56
C07D 251/54
C08K 3/22

Abstract:

Processes for producing melamine octamolybdates having high thermal stability include a step of reacting molybdenum trioxide and melamine in an acidic aqueous system at a pH of less than or equal to about 4 to form a slurry of the melamine octamolybdate. The resulting melamine octamolybdate can be characterized by a decomposition onset temperature (or a temperature at a weight loss of 1%, or a temperature at a weight loss of 2%) on a thermogravimetric analysis curve of greater than 300 C., and is useful in polymer compositions as a smoke suppressant.

Address:

3830 Oakcliff Industrial Ct, Atlanta, GA 30340

Phone:

(770)4902272

VIN:

1C4RJECT5CC363033

Make:

JEEP

Model:

GRAND CHEROKEE

Year:

2012