Craig R Libby from 106 Burnham Rd, Gorham, ME 04038, age 77, Phone: 2078396452

Powder Coatings And Methods Of Forming Powder Coatings
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US Patent:

7771795, Aug 10, 2010
Filed:

Aug 15, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/839163
Inventors:

David H. Juers - Cape Elizabeth ME, US
Craig R. Libby - Gorham ME, US
Todd M. Roper - Cranberry Township PA, US
Michael J. Tripp - Standish ME, US
Assignee:

S.D. Warren Company - Boston MA
International Classification:

B05D 3/06
B05D 3/12
US Classification:

427521, 427202, 427369
Abstract:

Methods for applying and curing powder coatings, and for imparting a surface effect, e. g. , texture or smoothness, to powder coated surfaces are provided. Preferred methods include pressing a textured release medium against the uncured powder coating and then curing the coating to form a thermally stable powder coating surface with the negative image of the texture on the release medium on its surface.

Rfid Tags And Antennas And Methods Of Their Manufacture
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US Patent:

20090033582, Feb 5, 2009
Filed:

Jun 1, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/444711
Inventors:

Gary P. Blenkhorn - Cape Elizabeth ME, US
Craig R. Libby - Gorham ME, US
James C. Baird - Old Orchard Beach ME, US
International Classification:

H01Q 21/00
H01P 11/00
H01L 21/58
H01Q 1/00
US Classification:

343893, 29600, 438110, 343700 MS, 257E21505
Abstract:

Methods are disclosed for manufacturing RFID tags and antennas for RFID tags. The methods described herein facilitate registration of the chip of the RFID tag with its antenna during chip placement. RFID tags and antennas are also disclosed.

Creating Conductivized Traces For Use In Electronic Devices
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US Patent:

20120186080, Jul 26, 2012
Filed:

Jan 26, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/014128
Inventors:

Wayne L. Bilodeau - Gorham ME, US
Craig R. Libby - Gorham ME, US
Gary P. Blenkhorn - Cape Elizabeth ME, US
International Classification:

H05K 3/10
US Classification:

29846
Abstract:

Methods are provided for manufacturing electronic devices such as transistors, solar arrays, optical display arrays, portions of such devices and arrays, and the like. The methods involve providing a substrate having a surface with a pattern of raised portions and recessed portions, adding a conductive material to the surface of the substrate, and manipulating the surface of the substrate to provide the conductive material only in the recessed portions.

Coat Detection Method
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US Patent:

42503825, Feb 10, 1981
Filed:

Aug 14, 1979
Appl. No.:

6/066397
Inventors:

Craig R. Libby - Gorham ME
Assignee:

Scott Paper Company - Philadelphia PA
International Classification:

G09K 300
US Classification:

250302
Abstract:

Disclosed is a method of detecting a cured silicone coating applied to a paper substrate or the like in web form, comprising adding an effective amount of a fluorescent pigment to the silicone coating formulation to be applied to the substrate, applying the coating to the substrate, curing the silicone coating, scanning the coated surface of the substrate with a UV light source, and detecting the fluorescence of the coating. Also disclosed is the coated paper product with which the method of the invention can be employed.