This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ferro Corporation. Active years: 1994.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1994
Title: James D. Jones and Ceramic Injection Molding
Introduction
James D. Jones is an inventor associated with Shreve, Ohio, and Ferro Corporation. His patent work addresses a method for producing dense ceramic parts through injection molding.
Latest Patents
Jones is credited with 1 patent, titled “Injection Molding of Ceramic Articles Using Aqueous-Based Thermoplastic.” The invention uses polyvinyl alcohol copolymers as a binder in an aqueous slurry of ceramic particles. After drying, the slurry forms a coated powder that is heated and injection molded into the desired shape. Firing removes the binder and produces a dense ceramic part designed to avoid knit lines from the molding process.
Career Highlights
Jones’s listed patent reflects work on ceramic processing and injection-molding techniques. The patent record associates him with Ferro Corporation.
Collaborations
Jones’s listed coworkers include Jyoti P. Chakraverty and Tariq Quadir.
Conclusion
James D. Jones’s patent describes an aqueous-based approach to molding ceramic articles, with the goal of producing dense parts without knit lines.
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