Joseph L Pate

Address:

911 Golf Vw Dr, Searcy, AR 72143

Phone:

8705223275

VIN:

1J8FF57W57D195508

Make:

JEEP

Model:

COMPASS

Year:

2007

US Patent:

46030743, Jul 29, 1986

Filed:

May 22, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/736731

Inventors:

Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
Dalton I. Windham - Columbus MS

Assignee:

Gencorp Inc. - Akron OH

International Classification:

B32B 330
B32B 2706

US Classification:

428172

Abstract:

A compounded and plasticized vinyl chloride polymer layer, optionally supported such as with a fabric, contains an outer adherent and stain resistant layer having durability and flexibility comprising the crosslinked reaction product of a reactive polyester having free carboxylic acid groups and an alkylated benzoguanamine-, urea- or melamine-formaldehyde resin. The vinyl chloride layer may be printed or embossed or both printed and embossed, optionally printed again, before the outer layer is applied.

US Patent:

61802433, Jan 30, 2001

Filed:

Oct 28, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/429757

Inventors:

Jay A. Johnson - Spartanburg SC
Marten S. Callicott - Columbus MS
Richard W. Davis - Covington GA
Daniel C. Gottschalk - Columbus MS
Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
Joe A. Wright - Starkville MS

Assignee:

Omnova Solutions Inc. - Fairlawn OH

International Classification:

B32B 2730
B32B 2736
B32B 2740

US Classification:

4284246

Abstract:

A compounded and plasticized vinyl chloride polymer layer, optionally supported with a fabric, contains an outer adherent, stain resistant layer having durability and flexibility. The adherent, stain resistant layer is derived from a water-based polyester-amino resin composition. The stain resistant layer comprises the reaction product of said polyester, an acid catalyst, and an amino resin. The vinyl chloride layer may be printed or embossed or both printed and embossed, optionally printed again, before the outer layer is applied. A laminate formed from the polyvinyl chloride polymer layer and the stain resistant layer can also be embossed.

US Patent:

56328443, May 27, 1997

Filed:

May 27, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/250071

Inventors:

Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS

Assignee:

GenCorp Inc. - Fairlawn OH

International Classification:

B32B 3112
B32B 3120

US Classification:

156290

Abstract:

A moisture-permeable acoustic lamina which is usable as a wall covering has a foraminous woven fabric layer adhered to a fabric backing by a discontinuous thermoplastic polymer layer. The woven fabric preferably has an embossed undulate outer surface to enhance the acoustic properties of the lamina and to impart an aesthetic textural appearance. The individual yarns of the woven fabric are preferably substantially uniformly coated with a polyvinyl chloride plastisol to impart stain and wear-resistance, inhibit the growth of molds, fungi, bacteria and the like, and to enhance the appearance of the exposed face of the lamina. The moisture-permeable lamina structure allows wall covering paste, used to adhere the lamina to a wall, to dry at an acceptable rate, yet does not allow paste to bleed through the foraminous woven fabric layer.

US Patent:

60337370, Mar 7, 2000

Filed:

Feb 13, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/022796

Inventors:

Jay A. Johnson - Spartanburg SC
Marten S. Callicott - Columbus MS
Richard W. Davis - Covington GA
Daniel C. Gottschalk - Columbus MS
Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
Joe A. Wright - Starkville MS

Assignee:

OMNOVA Solutions Inc. - Fairlawn OH

International Classification:

B05D 300
B32B 2708

US Classification:

4273855

Abstract:

A compounded and plasticized vinyl chloride polymer layer, optionally supported with a fabric, contains an outer adherent, stain resistant layer having durability and flexibility. The adherent, stain resistant layer is derived from a water-based polyester-amino resin composition. The stain resistant layer comprises the reaction product of said polyester, an acid catalyst, and an amino resin. The vinyl chloride layer may be printed or embossed or both printed and embossed, optionally printed again, before the outer layer is applied. A laminate formed from the polyvinyl chloride polymer layer and the stain resistant layer can also be embossed.

US Patent:

53646819, Nov 15, 1994

Filed:

Feb 5, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/013911

Inventors:

Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS

Assignee:

GenCorp Inc. - Fairlawn OH

International Classification:

B32B 526
B32B 712
B32B 3120
E04B 184
E04F 1300

US Classification:

428137

Abstract:

A moisture-permeable acoustic lamina which is usable as a wall covering has a foraminous woven fabric layer adhered to a fabric backing by a discontinuous thermoplastic polymer layer. The woven fabric preferably has an embossed undulate outer surface to enhance the acoustic properties of the lamina and to impart an aesthetic textural appearance. The individual yarns of the woven fabric are preferably substantially uniformly coated with a polyvinyl chloride plastisol to impart stain and wear-resistance, inhibit the growth of molds, fungi, bacteria and the like, and to enhance the appearance of the exposed face of the lamina. The moisture-permeable lamina structure allows wall covering paste, used to adhere the lamina to a wall, to dry at an acceptable rate, yet does not allow paste to bleed through the foraminous woven fabric layer.

US Patent:

56814089, Oct 28, 1997

Filed:

Jun 26, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/670971

Inventors:

Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS

Assignee:

GenCorp Inc. - Fairlawn OH

International Classification:

E04B 184
E04F 1300

US Classification:

156 71

Abstract:

A moisture-permeable acoustic lamina which is usable as a wall covering has a foraminous woven fabric layer adhered to a fabric backing by a discontinuous thermoplastic polymer layer. The woven fabric preferably has an embossed undulate outer surface to enhance the acoustic properties of the lamina and to impart an aesthetic textural appearance. The individual yarns of the woven fabric are preferably substantially uniformly coated with a polyvinyl chloride plastisol to impart stain and wear-resistance, inhibit the growth of molds, fungi, bacteria and the like, and to enhance the appearance of the exposed face of the lamina. The moisture-permeable lamina structure allows wall covering paste, used to adhere the lamina to a wall, to dry at an acceptable rate, yet does not allow paste to bleed through the foraminous woven fabric layer.