This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Carborundum Company. Active years: 1978.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1978
Title: Harry A. Lawler and His Silicon Carbide Powder Patent.
Introduction
Harry A. Lawler was an inventor associated with Youngstown, New York, and The Carborundum Company. His patent work focused on silicon carbide powder compositions intended for producing strong, high-density ceramic materials.
Latest Patents
Lawler is credited with 1 patent, titled “Silicon Carbide Powder Compositions.” The patent describes powder containing substantial amounts of alpha-phase silicon carbide for use in sintering. The powder may consist primarily of alpha silicon carbide or combine alpha and beta phases. It specifies an average particle size of approximately 0.10 to 2.50 microns and describes limits for other materials by weight.
Career Highlights
Lawler’s documented invention addressed the composition and particle size of silicon carbide powders used in ceramic manufacturing. The patent’s stated aim was to support sintering processes that produce high-density, high-strength ceramic products. His work was associated with The Carborundum Company.
Collaborations
Lawler’s listed coworkers include John A. Coppola and Carl H. McMurtry. Their names provide context for the professional network associated with his work.
Conclusion
Harry A. Lawler’s patent reflects a focused contribution to ceramic materials technology through a silicon carbide powder composition designed for sintering into strong, dense products.
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