Chester C Tobiasz

Title: Chester C. Tobiasz and His Continuous Casting Mold Assembly

Introduction

Chester C. Tobiasz is an inventor associated with Elmhurst, New York, and Concast Incorporated. His recorded patent describes a mold assembly designed to simplify continuous casting and improve operational reliability. Tobiasz is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Tobiasz’s patent, “Mold Assembly for Continuous Casting,” concerns an open-ended mold cavity formed by a pair of end plates clamped between two side plates. A tie-rod at each end spans the side plates and serves both to clamp and align them. Thrust bearings help keep the torque needed to turn the clamping nuts low, while tongues on the tie-rods position a side plate relative to the apparatus’s neutral axis. The tongues and locator heads establish the required spacing, with the locator heads abutting fixed reference elements on the mold table. This arrangement is intended to make the assembly simpler and more reliable in operation.

Career Highlights

Tobiasz’s documented patent work is connected to Concast Incorporated and focuses on equipment for continuous casting. The invention combines clamping and alignment functions in a mold assembly intended for use in a casting apparatus.

Collaborations

Carl Langner and Michael A. Poran are identified as Tobiasz’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in developing or patenting the mold assembly.

Conclusion

Chester C. Tobiasz’s recorded invention addresses practical challenges in continuous casting by integrating mold clamping and alignment into a simplified assembly designed for reliable operation.