Mitchell L Kujawski from 1670 Rangeline Rd, Clearwater Lk, WI 54521, age 64, Phone: 7154772141

Mitchell Kujawski Phones & Addresses

1670 Rangeline Rd, Eagle River, WI 54521 • 7154772141
Chicago, IL
7500 Elmhurst Rd, Des Plaines, IL 60018
Schiller Park, IL
Rolling Meadows, IL
7500 Elmhurst Rd LOT 297, Des Plaines, IL 60018

Work

Company:

Advanced metalworks
Sep 2015
Position:

Co-owner

Skills

Microsoft Office • Project Management • Management • Manufacturing • Product Development • Microsoft Excel • Engineering • Machine Tools • Autocad • Continuous Improvement • Testing • Maintenance and Repair • Welding • Autodesk Inventor • Milling • Lathe • Electricians

Industries

Machinery

Resumes

Co-Owner

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Location:

1801 Rangeline Rd, Eagle River, WI 54521

Industry:

Machinery

Work:

Advanced Metalworks
Co-Owner
Berkelman Metalworks Inc Nov 2006 - Sep 2015
Machinist and Tool Engineer
Spx Filtran Dec 1997 - Dec 2006
Tool Engineer
Spx Filtran Oct 1994 - Dec 1997
Tool and Die Maker Group Leader
Spx Filtran Jun 1987 - Dec 1997
Tool and Die Maker

Skills:

Microsoft Office
Project Management
Management
Manufacturing
Product Development
Microsoft Excel
Engineering
Machine Tools
Autocad
Continuous Improvement
Testing
Maintenance and Repair
Welding
Autodesk Inventor
Milling
Lathe
Electricians

Us Patents

Reciprocating Cone Anti-Drainback Apparatus
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US Patent:

20030075496, Apr 24, 2003
Filed:

Oct 24, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/983321
Inventors:

James Wolford - Chicago IL, US
Joseph Geisler - Des Plaines IL, US
Mitchell Kujawski - Des Plaines IL, US
International Classification:

B01D027/00
US Classification:

210/435000
Abstract:

An anti-drainback apparatus for a filter used in a vehicle transmission, allows fluid to keep the transmission pump primed when the engine is turned off. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes a seal disposed in a neck member of the filter at its outlet, and a body having slanted sides, and a platform base. The body is disposed in the neck member such that the slanted sides of the body abut the seal, and the platform base covers the opening of the neck member, preventing fluid from draining back from the pump into the sump when the engine is turned off. Thus, the body is movable from an unsealed position which allows fluid flow to the transmission when the engine is turned on, and the sealed position which prevents fluid drainback into the filter when the engine is turned off.

Mitchell L Kujawski