Linn D Wanbaugh from Blue Springs, MO, age 64

Resumes

Manager Of Fea And Data Analytics

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Location:

1312 southwest Stonecreek Dr, Blue Springs, MO 64015

Industry:

Packaging And Containers

Work:

Silgan Dispensing Systems
Manager of Fea and Data Analytics
Meadwestvaco Aug 2006 - Aug 2016
Lead R and D Scientist
Saint-Gobain Calmar Feb 1996 - Aug 2006
Senior Project Engineer
Baxter Healthcare Corp Feb 1994 - Feb 1996
Senior Mechanical Engineer

Skills:

Product Development
Management
Plastics

Us Patents

Flexible Dip Tube Filter With Weight
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US Patent:

6833072, Dec 21, 2004
Filed:

Oct 31, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/698013
Inventors:

Joseph R. Krestine - Leawood KS
Linn D. Wanbaugh - Blue Springs MO
Assignee:

Saint-Gobain Calmar Inc. - City of Industry CA
International Classification:

B67D 558
US Classification:

2104161, 210460, 210463, 2221891, 2224644
Abstract:

A flexible dip tube for a hand held sprayer has a filter element with a projection extending into the distal end of the dib tube for frictionally mounting the filter element thereto, the other end of the filter element extending beyond the distal end and containing filter material in communication with the interior of the tube, and a weight surrounding both the distal end and the projection of the filter element or weighting down the distal end during use.

Discharge/Vent Module For Power Sprayer
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US Patent:

7175111, Feb 13, 2007
Filed:

Mar 3, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/791285
Inventors:

Linn D. Wanbaugh - Blue Springs MO, US
Robert J. Good - Lee's Summit MO, US
Steve Sweeton - Lake Winnebago MO, US
Assignee:

MeadWestvaco Corporation - Glen Allen VA
International Classification:

B05B 7/02
F23D 11/46
F23D 14/60
B05B 9/04
US Classification:

239527, 239525, 239302, 239332, 239333, 239351, 222333
Abstract:

A manually operated sprayer for a container of liquid to be sprayed includes variable volume pump means having liquid inlet and outlet means for discharging the contents of the container. The sprayer further includes a control module having product and vent valves reciprocably disposed therein, the product and vent valves being simultaneously reciprocable by means of the manual actuator between valve open and valve closed positions. In the valve open position, the product and vent valves respectively prevent flow of product and air respectively into the liquid inlet means and into a vent passage in communication between atmosphere and an interior of the container, and in the vent closed position, the product and vent valves respectively enable flow of product and air respectively into the liquid inlet means and into the vent passage.

Battery Operated Spray Head Having An Improved Housing
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US Patent:

7255294, Aug 14, 2007
Filed:

May 13, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/128840
Inventors:

Steve L. Sweeton - Lake Winnebago MO, US
Linn D. Wanbaugh - Blue Springs MO, US
David DeJong - West Olive MI, US
Assignee:

MeadWestvaco Corporation - Glen Allen VA
International Classification:

A62C 11/00
US Classification:

239333, 239332, 239351, 239360, 239526, 222333, 417411
Abstract:

A three part housing for a battery powered spray head includes a left half shell, a right half shell and a hinged top. The batteries are located in the upper portion of the housing below the hinged top (battery cover). The inner front of the top is provided with a downward depending latch member and a spring biased latch member is provided inside the housing. The spring biased latch member is actuated by inserting a pin (or stylus) through a hole in one of the half shells. This prevents accidental opening of the battery cover.

Trigger Sprayer Having Secure Delivery Tube Connection
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US Patent:

7631789, Dec 15, 2009
Filed:

Mar 4, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/072161
Inventors:

Joseph K. Dodd - Lee's Summit MO, US
Linn D. Wanbaugh - Blue Springs MO, US
Assignee:

MeadWestvaco Calmar, Inc. - Grandview MO
International Classification:

B67D 5/60
US Classification:

2224644, 222382, 2223831, 2224641, 222527, 222530
Abstract:

In one embodiment of a dispensing system for connecting a remote power sprayer to a container of liquid, a flexible delivery tube includes one end non-removably connected to a remote retainer and the other end non-removably connected to a connector hose. The remote retainer and connector hose each include strain relief elements which respectively include a retainer adaptor and a connector adaptor for relieving the connection strain between the tube, the remote retainer and connector hose, as the power sprayer is being pulled and maneuvered during use. In a second embodiment, the flexible delivery tube includes one end non-removably connected to a remote retainer and the other end disposed freely in a container, but plugged onto a connector hose and including a spring weight slidably disposed thereon.

Discharge/Vent Module For Power Sprayer
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US Patent:

7686237, Mar 30, 2010
Filed:

Feb 12, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/673791
Inventors:

Linn D. Wanbaugh - Blue Springs MO, US
Robert J. Good - Lee's Summit MO, US
Steve Sweeton - Lake Winnebago MO, US
Assignee:

MeadWestvaco Calmar, Inc. - Grandview MO
International Classification:

B05B 7/02
F23D 11/46
F23D 14/60
B05B 9/04
US Classification:

239528, 239525, 239527, 239302, 239333, 239351, 222333
Abstract:

A manually operated sprayer for a container of liquid to be sprayed includes variable volume pump means having liquid inlet and outlet means for discharging the contents of the container. The sprayer further includes a control module having product and vent valves reciprocably disposed therein, the product and vent valves being simultaneously reciprocable by means of the manual actuator between valve open and valve closed positions. In the valve open position, the product and vent valves respectively prevent flow of product and air respectively into the liquid inlet means and into a vent passage in communication between atmosphere and an interior of the container, and in the vent closed position, the product and vent valves respectively enable flow of product and air respectively into the liquid inlet means and into the vent passage.

Battery Operated Spray Head Retrofittable Onto Existing Pump Spray Containers And Producing Substantially Continuous Spray
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US Patent:

20060153707, Jul 13, 2006
Filed:

Jan 13, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/034600
Inventors:

Steven Sweeton - Lake Winnebago MO, US
Linn Wanbaugh - Blue Springs MO, US
David DeJong - West Olive MI, US
International Classification:

F04B 35/04
US Classification:

417411000
Abstract:

A battery operated spray pump includes a piston pump having a double wave cam which is pushed by a pair of rotating cam pushers coupled to the electric motor via a gear transmission. The double wave cam has an unequal duty cycle, i.e. takes more time to expel fluid from the piston cylinder than it takes to fill the cylinder. The cam pushers rotate at a speed which, in conjunction with the duty cycle of the cam, produces a low pressure nearly constant stream.

Battery Operated Spray Head Having An Improved Housing
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US Patent:

20060153709, Jul 13, 2006
Filed:

May 13, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/128841
Inventors:

Steve Sweeton - Lake Winnebago MO, US
Linn Wanbaugh - Blue Springs MO, US
David DeJong - West Olive MI, US
International Classification:

F04B 35/04
US Classification:

417411000
Abstract:

A three part housing for a battery powered spray head includes a left half shell, a right half shell and a hinged top. The batteries are located in the upper portion of the housing below the hinged top (battery cover). The upper edges of the half shells are provided with flanges which are received inside the cover when the cover is closed. The left and right half shells are also provided with a gutter-like structure adjacent to the battery cover which extend across the sides and down the back of the housing.

Bottle And Valve Fitment For Containers
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US Patent:

20090001103, Jan 1, 2009
Filed:

Jun 27, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/163251
Inventors:

Linn D. Wanbaugh - Blue Springs MO, US
International Classification:

B65D 83/00
US Classification:

2224021
Abstract:

A snap fitment system for attaching a closure such as a valve body to a container may include one or more fingers attached to the valve body and held in a securing position about the container by a retaining ring.