Gavin; Patrick M.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Gavin; Patrick M..The latest application filed is for "unbonded loosefill insulation".

Company Profile

3.16.11

Gavin; Patrick M. - Pleasant Prairie WI
Gavin; Patrick M. - Newark OH US

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Unbonded loosefill insulation Grant 10,876,286 - Evans , et al. December 29, 2	2020-12-29
Unbonded loosefill insulation Grant 10,597,869 - Evans , et al.	2020-03-24
Unbonded Loosefill Insulation App 20200002937 - Evans; Michael ; et al.	2020-01-02
Unbonded loosefill insulation Grant 10,450,742 - Evans , et al. Oc	2019-10-22
High thermal resistivity insulation material with opacifier uniformly distributed throughout Grant 9,938,712 - Potter , et al. April 10, 2	2018-04-10
Unbonded Loosefill Insulation App 20170198472 - Evans; Michael ; et al.	2017-07-13
Use of boron to reduce the thermal conductivity of unbonded loosefill insulation Grant 9,523,190 - Evans , et al. December 20, 2	2016-12-20
Use Of Boron To Reduce The Thermal Conductivity Of Unbonded Loosefill Insulation App 20140339457 - Evans; Michael E. ; et al.	2014-11-20
Use Of Boron To Reduce The Thermal Conductivity Of Unbonded Loosefill Insulation App 20130327975 - Evans; Michael E. ; et al.	2013-12-12
Use of boron to reduce the thermal conductivity of unbonded loosefill insulation Grant 8,536,079 - Evans , et al. September 17, 2	2013-09-17
Use Of Boron To Reduce The Thermal Conductivity Of Unbonded Loosefill Insulation App 20120277086 - Evans; Michael E. ; et al.	2012-11-01
High Thermal Resistivity Insulation Material With Opacifier Uniformly Distributed Thoughout App 20120251796 - Potter; Russell M. ; et al.	2012-10-04
Rotary fiberizer Grant 8,250,884 - Gavin , et al. August 28, 2	2012-08-28
Fiberizing spinner including a radiation shield for the manufacture of high quality fibers Grant 8,087,265 - Gavin , et al. January 3, 2	2012-01-03
Unbonded loosefill insulation App 20110086226 - Evans; Michael E. ; et al.	2011-04-14
Rotary process for making mineral fiber insulation material Grant 7,856,853 - Evans , et al. December 28, 2	2010-12-28
Rotary Fiberizer App 20080229786 - Gavin; Patrick M. ; et al.	2008-09-25
Fiberizing spinner including a radiation shield for the manufacture of high quality fibers App 20080156042 - Gavin; Patrick M. ; et al.	2008-07-03
Rotary process for making mineral fiber insulation material App 20070175243 - Evans; Michael E. ; et al.	2007-08-02
Fiberizing spinner for the manufacture of low diameter, high quality fibers App 20070000286 - Gavin; Patrick M. ; et al.	2007-01-04
Bicomponent polymer fibers made by rotary process Grant 5,702,658 - Pellegrin , et al. December 30, 1	1997-12-30
Fibrous glass insulation assembly Grant 5,556,682 - Gavin , et al. September 17, 1	1996-09-17
Apparatus having elongated orifices for centrifuging dual-component, curly, glass fibers Grant 5,468,275 - Lin , et al. November 21, 1	1995-11-21
Fibrous glass insulation assembly Grant 5,466,504 - Gavin , et al. November 14, 1	1995-11-14

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