Daniel J Middendorf, Age 52510 Chambers Rd, Richwood, KY 41094

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510 Chambers Rd, Walton, KY 41094

215 Dudley Pike, Ft Mitchell, KY 41017 (859) 331-8048

Covington, KY

Honolulu, HI

Work

Position: Service Occupations

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Sales Specialist

Location:
Covington, KY
Industry:
Package/Freight Delivery
Work:
Barleycorn’s
Sales Specialist
Fedex Ground
Package Handler
Education:
Northern Kentucky University
Bachelors, Bachelor of Business Administration
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Account Manager At Nedcon Usa

Location:
Cincinnati Area
Industry:
Warehousing

Publications & IP owners

Us Patents

Brush Force Control Method For A Substrate Cleaning Apparatus

US Patent:
6572710, Jun 3, 2003
Filed:
Aug 5, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/212489
Inventors:
Daniel O. Middendorf - Cleves OH
Thomas R. Slavik - Goshen OH
James G. Johnson - San Jose CA
Dean A. Donovan - Hamilton OH
Assignee:
Rite Track Equipment Services, Inc. - Westchester OH
International Classification:
B08B 700
US Classification:
134 6, 134138, 15 211, 15 77, 15 882, 15 883, 15102
Abstract:
A method of cleaning a substrate supported on an upper end of a spindle by first positioning a brush at a fixed elevation over the substrate. Next, the spindle is moved upward to bring the substrate into contact with the brush. Thereafter, a cleaning force on the substrate caused by the brush is measured, and the spindle is moved in response to the measured cleaning force on the substrate.

Substrate Cleaning Apparatus With Brush Force Control And Method

US Patent:
6446296, Sep 10, 2002
Filed:
Mar 6, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/519830
Inventors:
Daniel O. Middendorf - Cleves OH
Thomas R. Slavik - Goshen OH
James G. Johnson - San Jose CA
Dean A. Donovan - Hamilton OH
Assignee:
Rite Track Equipment Services, Inc. - Westchester OH
International Classification:
A46B 1302
US Classification:
15 77, 15 211, 15 883, 15102
Abstract:
A substrate cleaning apparatus with a vertically extending spindle having a substrate supported on its upper end. A brush extends generally horizontally over the substrate, and a force measuring gage is mounted with respect to the spindle for detecting forces applied to the substrate. A spindle drive moves the spindle upward and downward directions, and a spindle control is electrically connected to the force measuring gage and causes the spindle drive to move upward and downward in response to cleaning forces being detected by the force measuring gage.

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