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7182 Wilkinson Dr, Rockford, MI 49341 (616) 363-1305 (616) 874-5720

5409 Grand River Ct, Grand Rapids, MI 49525 (616) 363-1305

4240 Pine Ridge Rd, Naples, FL 34119

Baldwin, MI

Newaygo, MI

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Senior Project Manager

Location:
Grand Rapids, MI
Industry:
Machinery
Work:
H. S. Die & Engineering
Senior Project Manager Universal Products, Inc. May 2016 - Jun 2018
Program Manager Grand Rapids Plastics 2014 - 2016
Vice President of Sales and Engineering Grand Rapids Plastics 2009 - 2013
Director of Operations and Sales and Engineering Grand Rapids Plastics 2005 - 2008
Operations and Sales and Engineering Star Quality Control 2003 - 2005
Director of Engineering Swoboda Inc 2002 - 2003
Engineering Manager Swoboda Inc 2002 - 2002
Sales Engineer and Program Manager Grand Rapids Plastics Jul 1988 - May 2001
Manufacturing Technologies Manager Grand Rapids Plastics Jul 1987 - Jul 1988
Sales Associate Grand Rapids Plastics Jul 1985 - Jul 1987
Plant Manager
Education:
Grand Rapids Community College 1983 - 1985
Associates, Business Administration, Management, Business Administration and Management
Skills:
Injection Molding, Automotive, Machine Tools, Plastics, Lean Manufacturing, Apqp, Ppap, Dfmea, Manufacturing Operations Management, Manufacturing Engineering, Design For Manufacturing, Gd&T, Fmea, Machining, Molding, Product Design, Stamping, Spc, Ts16949, Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing, Iso/Ts 16949, Jit, Advanced Product Quality Planning, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, Teamcenter, Production Part Approval Process, Statistical Process Control
Languages:
English
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Owner

Location:
9945 Greenland Ave northeast, Rockford, MI 49341
Industry:
Plastics
Work:
Automation Ideas, Inc.
Owner
Education:
Northview Hs
Skills:
Packaging, Manufacturing Operations Management, New Business Development, Sales Management, Process Improvement, Plastics, Polymers, Supply Chain Management, Extrusion, Inventory Management, Continuous Improvement, Engineering, Lean Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Operations Management, Product Development

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Bottle Debagging And Feeding Apparatus

US Patent:
5069594, Dec 3, 1991
Filed:
May 15, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/523479
Inventors:
Jerry A. Bott - Grand Rapids MI
Floyd W. Butler - Grand Rapids MI
Assignee:
Ideas in Motion - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
B65B 4338
US Classification:
414412
Abstract:
An apparatus for debagging and loading bagged bottles into a production stream is provided with a debagging station and a loading station. The debagging station includes a pair of bristle rollers to grasp the bag flap and a cutting mechanism to sever the flap from the bag and thereby expose the bottles. The loading station includes an infeed table, a take-off conveyor, and an indexing pusher for moving the bottles on the infeed table toward the take-off conveyor. A control system sequentially and repetitively activates the pusher to move the bottles onto the take-off conveyor and activates the take-off conveyor to accelerate the bottles into a production stream.

Automatic Bottle Bagger

US Patent:
4976090, Dec 11, 1990
Filed:
Mar 14, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/494930
Inventors:
Bryan K. Porter - Jenison MI
Marvin J. Jakubiak - Kentwood MI
Jerry A. Bott - Grand Rapids MI
Assignee:
Automatic Inspection Systems, Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
B65B 3544
B65B 3554
B65B 4334
US Classification:
53448
Abstract:
A bagger (10) for packaging a plurality of bottles (12, 14) in plastic bags (20) comprises a main table assembly (28) and a main pusher assembly (30) at said main table assembly (28). The bagger (10) also includes a pair of identical side table assemblies (31, 33) at opposite sides (150) of the main table assembly (28), each of said table assemblies (31, 33) having a side pusher assembly (32). The bagger (10) further includes a bag holder assembly (42) and a sealing assembly (40). In operation, a bag (20) is first placed on the bag holder assembly (42). A group of bottles (12) is fed by a conveyor (16) to one side table assembly (31). A group of bottles (14) is fed by conveyor (18) to the other side table assembly (33). Subsequently, the group of bottles (12) at the one side table assembly (31) is moved by the respective side pusher assembly (32) to the main table assembly (28) and then moved by the main pusher assembly (30) into the bag (20) alternately with the group of bottles (14) at the other side table assembly (33). The sealing assembly seals the bags (20) after they have been filled with the group of bottles (12, 14).

Automatic Bottle Bagger

US Patent:
4848065, Jul 18, 1989
Filed:
Jun 30, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/880127
Inventors:
Jerry A. Bott - Grand Rapids MI
Assignee:
Automatic Inspection Systems - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
B65B 2100
B65B 3540
B65B 4330
B65B 5114
US Classification:
53 48
Abstract:
A bottle bagger (10) for bagging a plurality of bottles (12) in a plastic bag (14) comprises an upstream part (16), a downstream part (18), a table assembly (20), a pusher assembly (22), a sealing assembly (24) and a bag holder assembly (25). In operation, the bag (14) is first placed on the bag holder assembly (25) with the open end of the bag facing the upstream part (18) of the bagger (10). Bottles (12) are fed seriatim by a conveyor (44) onto an infeed table (26) of the table assembly (20) and are thereafter pushed downstream into the plastic bag (14) and onto an outfeed table (76) of the table assembly (20) by a pusher paddle (132) of the pusher assembly (22). Subsequently, the bag (14) is sealed and excess plastic from the bag is severed upstream of the seal by upper and lower sealing jaws (198, 192) of the sealing assembly (24). The bagged bottles (14) are then ready for storage or shipment.

Bottle Bagging Apparatus

US Patent:
5426922, Jun 27, 1995
Filed:
Apr 20, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/871073
Inventors:
Jerry A. Bott - Grand Rapids MI
Floyd W. Butler - Allendale MI
Assignee:
Ideas in Motion, Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
B65B 913
US Classification:
53567
Abstract:
An apparatus for collecting, arranging and bagging a matrix of bottles. The apparatus includes a collecting platform upon which bottles are arranged into a matrix. A bagging station is adjacent to the collection platform. Adjacent the end of the bagging station opposite the collection station is a mechanism for grasping and opening a continuous sleeve. A pusher is provided to push the matrix of bottles into the open end of the sleeve. A sealing/cutter mechansim seals both ends of the filled sleeve and severs the formed bag from the continuous sleeve stock.

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Handbook Of Chemical Lasers

Author:
Jerry F. Bott
ISBN #:
0471328049

Possible Relatives

Deborah E Bott  Douglas R Bott  Frances R Bott  Gale A Bott  Herman R Bott  Jacqueline D Bott  Janet I Bott  Jerry W Stamps  Jerry W Stancil  Jerry B Standefer 

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