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Keith Panter
Keith Panter
Keith Russell Panter, Age 59358 Pinkney Dr, Jasper, AL 35504
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3179 Fenview Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48108 (734) 975-0224
3179 Fenview Dr APT 52, Ann Arbor, MI 48108 (734) 975-0224
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Method Of Attaching Plastic To A Metal Section And Part Made Thereby
US Patent:
7449137, Nov 11, 2008
Filed:
Jan 20, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/335964
Inventors:
James E. Staargaard - Farmington Hills MI, US
Jerry Klanges - Woodstock, CA
Blair Longhouse - Otterville, CA
Eric Kowal - Roseville MI, US
Larry D. Butterfield - Canton MI, US
Thomas M. Goral - Oakland Township MI, US
Mitch Brown - Laingsburg MI, US
Keith R. Panter - Ann Arbor MI, US
Terry E. Nardone - Waterford MI, US
Dennis Gaida - Clarkston MI, US
Jerry Klanges - Woodstock, CA
Blair Longhouse - Otterville, CA
Eric Kowal - Roseville MI, US
Larry D. Butterfield - Canton MI, US
Thomas M. Goral - Oakland Township MI, US
Mitch Brown - Laingsburg MI, US
Keith R. Panter - Ann Arbor MI, US
Terry E. Nardone - Waterford MI, US
Dennis Gaida - Clarkston MI, US
Assignee:
General Electric Company - Southfiled MI
Carlisle Engineered Products, Inc. - Livonia MI
Vari-Form - Strathroy, Ontario
Carlisle Engineered Products, Inc. - Livonia MI
Vari-Form - Strathroy, Ontario
International Classification:
B29C 45/14
US Classification:
264267, 264275, 264273, 264274
Abstract:
The present invention comprises a method of attaching plastic to a metal substrate and a part made by the method. A hydroformed metal section having top and bottom openings is provided. A plastic component is molded about the metal component and through the bottom opening. The plastic component includes a flange on one side thereof to secure the plastic component with the metal component.
Method Of Attaching Plastic To A Metal Section And Part Made Thereby
US Patent:
2004007, Apr 15, 2004
Filed:
Jul 25, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/627910
Inventors:
James Staargaard - Farmington Hills MI, US
Jerry Klanges - Woodstock, CA
Blair Longhouse - Otterville, CA
Eric Kowal - Roseville MI, US
Larry Butterfield - Canton MI, US
Thomas Goral - Oakland Township MI, US
Mitch Brown - Laingsburg MI, US
Keith Panter - Ann Arbor MI, US
Terry Nardone - Waterford MI, US
Dennis Gaida - Clarkston MI, US
Jerry Klanges - Woodstock, CA
Blair Longhouse - Otterville, CA
Eric Kowal - Roseville MI, US
Larry Butterfield - Canton MI, US
Thomas Goral - Oakland Township MI, US
Mitch Brown - Laingsburg MI, US
Keith Panter - Ann Arbor MI, US
Terry Nardone - Waterford MI, US
Dennis Gaida - Clarkston MI, US
International Classification:
B32B001/00
US Classification:
428/544000, 264/274000
Abstract:
The present invention comprises a method of attaching plastic to a metal substrate and a part made by the method. A hydroformed metal section having top and bottom openings is provided. A plastic component is molded about the metal component and through the bottom opening. The plastic component includes a flange on one side thereof to secure the plastic component with the metal component.
Front End Module
US Patent:
2004016, Aug 19, 2004
Filed:
Dec 19, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/741095
Inventors:
James Staargaard - Farmington Hills MI, US
Eric Kowal - Roseville MI, US
Thomas Goral - Oakland Township MI, US
Mitch Brown - Laingsburg MI, US
Keith Panter - Ann Arbor MI, US
Larry Butterfield - Canton MI, US
Blair Longhouse - Otterville, CA
Jerry Klages - Woodstock, CA
Terry Nardone - Waterford MI, US
Dennis Gaida - Clarkston MI, US
Eric Kowal - Roseville MI, US
Thomas Goral - Oakland Township MI, US
Mitch Brown - Laingsburg MI, US
Keith Panter - Ann Arbor MI, US
Larry Butterfield - Canton MI, US
Blair Longhouse - Otterville, CA
Jerry Klages - Woodstock, CA
Terry Nardone - Waterford MI, US
Dennis Gaida - Clarkston MI, US
International Classification:
B60J007/00
US Classification:
296/193090
Abstract:
A front end module is described, wherein the module includes a plastic component connected to a metallic substrate. The metallic substrate can be formed by hydroforming and shaped into a substantially unitary member. The plastic component is then molded about the metallic substrate and simultaneously forms connections thereto at discrete locations along the length of the metallic substrate.
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