Gary Darrel Boone

Title: Gary Darrel Boone: Inventor of Coating and Polyester Film Technologies

Introduction

Gary Darrel Boone is an inventor associated with Johnson City, Tennessee. His work includes inventions involving extrusion coating and biaxially oriented polyester film. Boone is credited with 5 patents and has been associated with Eastman Chemical Company and Eastman-Kodak Company.

Latest Patents

One of Boone’s listed patents, “Methods and Apparatus for Coating Substrates,” describes a die and coating system for applying material to an elongated substrate. The die includes a coating cavity supplied through a channel in the die block, along with a removable guide plug and die plate. Their substrate inlet and outlet have non-circular lateral cross-sections. In the described system, the substrate can be pushed at least partially through the die and brought into contact with the coating material.

Another listed patent, “Biaxially Oriented Polyester Film and Laminates Thereof with Copper,” concerns biaxially oriented polyester film produced from a polyester composition and its use in laminates with copper.

Career Highlights

Boone’s listed company affiliations include Eastman Chemical Company and Eastman-Kodak Company. The patent topics provided reflect work in materials and manufacturing processes, particularly substrate coating and polyester film.

Collaborations

Boone’s listed coworkers include Charles Edwan Sumner, Jr., and Thomas Joseph Pecorini. Their names are associated with the professional context provided for his work.

Conclusion

Gary Darrel Boone’s patent record highlights contributions to coating methods and polyester film technology, alongside professional associations with Eastman companies and fellow inventors.