Rohr, Inc.

Nicholas Hedges

Chad Wood

Vijay V Pujar

Thomas Paolini

David Louis Lipson

Hugo Almaraz

Steven Micallef

Manuel H Chumiso

Alberto E Perez

Tayelor B McKay

Arun Ramachandran

Jamie Salazar

Jose Aguilar

Paul Mcmahan

The disclosure relates to methods of manufacturing surface materials for construction or manufacturing use and the surface materials produced by such methods. Substrate materials, such as synthetic or engineered stone or fiber-reinforced resinous panels, can be formed in conventional ways such as casting, molding, or pressing. Layers are printed onto substrate materials to form textures, which may include inks to selectively color the printed texture, thereby enabling a wide variety of high-resolution appearances. A clear, protective topcoat is then applied to the surface materials and cured to provide a finished material.

Methods of making surface materials with embedded images

A latch includes a latch housing including a first housing portion and a second housing portion separable from the first housing portion. The second housing portion includes a keeper. A first arm member is in rotational communication with the first housing portion. The first arm member is configured to rotate about a first axis between a first position and a second position. A second arm member is in rotational communication with the first arm member. A latch load pin is in rotational communication with the first arm member about a second axis. The latch load pin is configured to mate with the keeper with the first arm member in the first position. The second arm member in the first position is configured to be fixed relative to the first arm member as the first arm member rotates from the first position toward the second position.

Latch and method for operating said latch

A drain mast is provided that includes a unitary structure having a first housing, a second housing, and a plurality of tubes extending between the first housing and the second housing. The unitary structure is configured to provide a plurality of fluid paths through the drain mast, each fluid path extending through the first housing, one of the plurality of tubes, and the second housing.

Unitary drain mast

A strake may comprise a plate, wherein the plate extends between a forward end and an aft end along a first direction and the plate extends between a root end and a tip end along a second direction, a first tab extending from the root end of the plate, wherein a first fastening aperture is disposed in the first tab, and a second tab extending from the root end of the plate, wherein a second fastening aperture is disposed in the second tab.

Baseless vortex generator

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

Nicholas Hedges