Gary William Jensen

US Patent:

20050183382, Aug 25, 2005

Filed:

Mar 21, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/084976

Inventors:

Gary Jensen - Liberty Lake WA, US
Verne Lindberg - Everett WA, US
Michael Sparling - Ellensberg WA, US

International Classification:

E04B001/00

US Classification:

052741300

Abstract:

Method of forming members from thermally conductive components which have a gap therebetween. The gap is bridged and the conductive components integrated into a composite member by a reinforced polymer. This provides a thermal break which inhibits the flow of heat between the conductive components of the member. This construction also blocks the transfer of sound and other vibrations between the conductive components of the member. The construction also mitigates the formation of condensation on an artifact fixed to one of the components. After the gap is bridged with the reinforced polymer, the member may be punched with holes and roll formed.

US Patent:

20070209317, Sep 13, 2007

Filed:

Nov 2, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/556158

Inventors:

Gary L. Jensen - Liberty Lake WA, US

International Classification:

C23C 14/56

US Classification:

527363, 428701, 427178

Abstract:

Process for forming building members from a metal coil is described, where the members have a thermal barrier coating on at least one contact or exposed surface. Such building members and apparatus for continuously coating and forming the members are also described.

US Patent:

20080142630, Jun 19, 2008

Filed:

Feb 22, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/036156

Inventors:

Gary L. Jensen - Liberty Lake WA, US

International Classification:

B65H 35/10
B65H 18/08
G06F 7/00

US Classification:

242522, 242520, 700213

Abstract:

A web forming machine, and a method of forming a web is described and which includes a first rotatable assembly; a second rotatable assembly positioned in spaced relation relative to the first rotatable assembly, and wherein a gap is defined between the first rotatable assembly, and the second rotatable assembly; and wherein a web of material to be formed is received in the gap; and means for reciprocally moving the first rotatable assembly into contact with the web, and into mating relation relative to the second rotatable assembly.

US Patent:

20090065134, Mar 12, 2009

Filed:

Jul 28, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/220921

Inventors:

Gary L. Jensen - Liberty Lake WA, US

International Classification:

B32B 38/04
B32B 37/12
B32B 38/10

US Classification:

156253, 156 60, 156264, 156250

Abstract:

Method of forming members from thermally conductive components which have a gap therebetween. The gap is bridged and the conductive components integrated into a composite member by a reinforced polymer. This provides a thermal break which inhibits the flow of heat between the conductive components of the member. This construction also blocks the transfer of sound and other vibrations between the conductive components of the member. The construction also mitigates the formation of condensation on an artifact fixed to one of the components. After the gap is bridged with the reinforced polymer, the member may be punched with holes and roll formed.

US Patent:

6148654, Nov 21, 2000

Filed:

Oct 14, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/173150

Inventors:

Gary L. Jensen - Liberty Lake WA
Robert G. McLellan - Spokane WA
Terrance L. Jud - Cheney WA

Assignee:

ASC Machine Tools, Inc. - Spokane WA

International Classification:

B21D 508

US Classification:

72181

Abstract:

A convertible roll forming apparatus for forming flanges on a strip of material in which a roller assembly is supported on a support stand and disposed to move the strip material in a material feed direction. A pivotal support assembly supports a knuckle member for pressing against an edge portion of the strip material, the knuckle member cooperating with the support assemblies to progressively form the edge portion into a flange. The support assembly can be selectively disposed to form the edge portion in a first direction or in an opposing second direction. The strip material can be passed through serial passes of support assemblies and knuckle members to progressively form the flange. The roller assembly is supported for lateral expansion to accommodate various widths of strip material as required, and a lip forming section is provided to form a lip on the outer edge of the formed flange. Flange straightener assemblies are also provided to control the overbend.