Schott Corporation

Schott Ag

Schott Glas

Oran Safety Glass Inc.

Baron Industries, Cor.

Scott Corporation

Theodore Allen Wegert

Zachary D Wimmer

Katherine T Leighton

Wiktor Serafin

Edgar L Aleshire

Christopher M Snively

John Carberry

Martin Taplan

Kurt Schaupert

Falk Gabel

Thomas Zenker

Carsten Weinhold

Eric Hector Urruti

Ulf Hoffmann

Rebecca S Neill

Karen Joan Thompson

Thomas Emmerich Maldonado

Thomas Sadowsky

Oliver Mühlke

Ulf Hoffman

Edward L Aleshire

The present disclosure relates to non-metallic articles that can be burner shields having grease flow control and/or chemical resistance. The present disclosure also relates to glass-ceramic burner shields that can have grease flow control and/or chemical resistance, and preferably both.

Articles that can be burner shields having grease flow control and/or chemical resistance

The present disclosure relates to products and methods for modifying the reflection of a light source in a fireplace and other products.

Light reflection modification for fireplaces and other products

Burner cover

A transparent laminate structure is provided that includes a front section, a rear section, and a middle section securing the front and rear sections to one another with a gap therebetween. The front section has a strike face formed of an impact resistant layer and a polymer backing layer bonded to the impact resistant layer by an interlayer. The rear section has a forward face comprising at least one polymer layer. The front and middle sections can form an integral subassembly.

Light weight temperature resistant transparent laminate structure

A transparent laminate structure is provided that includes two transparent layers, a transparent interlayer, and an inorganic barrier layer. The two transparent layers each have an inner face and a side edge. The transparent interlayer is between and laminates the inner faces of the two transparent layers to one another. The transparent interlayer also extends over the side edges of the two transparent layers and laminates the inorganic barrier layer to at least the side edges of the two transparent layers.

Transparent laminate structures

There is now provided a kitchen gas cooking stove with a glass-ceramic, glass, or ceramic top, a gas cooktop with a glass-ceramic, glass, or ceramic top, and a glass-ceramic, glass, or ceramic top of a cooking stove or cooktop with a venting structure thereon. A component-part is mounted on the top in a cutout portion with an attachment that prevents contact between the component-part and the top and seals the cutout portion from cooking spills to prevent spills on the top from seeping along said attached silicone body toward the cutout portion.

KITCHEN GAS COOKING STOVE WITH A GLASS-CERAMIC, GLASS, OR CERAMIC TOP, A GAS COOKTOP WITH A GLASS-CERAMIC, GLASS, OR CERAMIC TOP, AND A GLASS-CERAMIC, GLASS, OR CERAMIC TOP OF A COOKING STOVE OR COOKTOP WITH A VENTING STRUCTURE THEREON

The present invention relates to a method of eliminating and a laminate which eliminates an aesthetically unacceptable hue normally visible at an area of overlap between a light-colored substrate that reflects a certain wavelength of light back to and through a light-colored translucent overlay. Specifically, the method includes applying a dark material to at least one of the light-colored substrate and the light-colored translucent overlay upon an area of overlap of the substrate and overlay, and sandwiching the dark material between the overlay and the substrate at the area of overlap so that certain wavelengths of light normally passing through the overlay into the substrate and reflected by the substrate back to and through the overlay are blocked by the dark material. The light-colored overlay in the area of overlap appears in its true light color to the &ldquo;naked&rdquo; eye absent the aesthetically unacceptable hue.

Method of eliminating and a laminate which eliminates aesthetically unacceptable hues visible through light-colored translucent overlays

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Louisville, KY, United States of America

Theodore Allen Wegert