L & L Products, Inc.

Zephyros, Inc.

Other

William J Barz

Michael J Czaplicki

Douglas C Larsen

Abraham Kassa

Thomas L Coon

Matthew Harthcock

Thomas D Kleino

Jeffrey Apfel

Erin White

Patrick Moore

There is disclosed a member for sealing, baffling and/or reinforcing components of an automotive vehicle. The assembly generally includes a carrier, an expandable material and at least one fastener.

Fastenable member for sealing, baffling or reinforcing and method of forming same

Method of forming fastenable member for sealing, baffling or reinforcing

Method of forming members for providing sealing or baffling

A method for reinforcing, baffling and/or sealing components of an automotive vehicle is disclosed. The method includes providing a carrier and disposing masses of expandable material onto the carrier. The method further provides for providing a fastener connected to the carrier.

Method of forming a fastenable member for sealing, baffling or reinforcing

A portable training device is used for improving putting skills of a player by putting a ball. A plurality of sections are removably connected with one another to define an upper section and a lower section presenting an inclined axis. At least one compartment is defined in each of the sections for receiving the ball. A channel defined in at least one of the sections extends parallel the inclined axis and communicates with the at least one compartment to receiving the ball and returning the ball trough at least one of the channels.

Putting range assembly

There is disclosed a process for applying a material to a member having an adhesion surface. Typically, the process includes applying the material to a mold, the member or both. Thereafter, the material is at least partially conformed to the shape of the mold.

Process for applying a material to a member

Method of forming members for sealing or baffling

An automotive vehicle frame reinforcement system has a skeleton member designed to be secured to a vehicle frame, such as a roof or pillar section. An expandable material, such as an epoxy-based reinforcing foam, is disposed on the skeleton member. Once the system is attached to the frame, the foam expands and cures during an automobile assembly operation, bonding the reinforcement system to the frame. As a result, the reinforcement system provides enhanced load distribution over the vehicle frame without adding excessive weight.

Structural reinforcement system for automotive vehicles

There is disclosed a reinforcement member with a carrier member and a reinforcement material disposed on the carrier member. The carrier member includes one or more first body members disposed at angles relative to one or more second body members. The carrier member also preferably includes connector members interconnecting the body members. The body members of the carrier are preferably arranged in a zig-zag configuration, which can collapse in an accordion-like manner.

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St. Clair, MI, United States of America

William J Barz