Patents Assigned to Schroeder, Inc.
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Patent number: 8545699Abstract: A filter assembly is provided. Embodiments of the filter assembly allow for the continuous filtering of the frying oil, while the fryer is on-line. The filter assembly may include a dirty chamber, a clean chamber, a pump configured to suck the frying oil through the chambers, and a toggle clamp configured to move the filter assembly between a closed configuration and an opened configuration. In the closed configuration, the filter assembly is configured to seal a filter media portion between the two chambers. The pump is configured to suck oil into the dirty chamber and through the filter media and into the clean chamber in order to filter dirt from the oil. In the opened configuration, the filter assembly is configured to allow the removal of now dirty filter media portion from between the chambers and the insertion of a new clean filter media portion.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2011Date of Patent: October 1, 2013Assignee: Schroeder, Inc.Inventor: Kurt Schroeder
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Patent number: 7931804Abstract: A filter assembly is provided. Embodiments of the filter assembly allow for the continuous filtering of the frying oil, while the fryer is on-line. The filter assembly may include a dirty chamber, a clean chamber, a pump configured to suck the frying oil through the chambers, and a toggle clamp configured to move the filter assembly between a closed configuration and an opened configuration. In the opened configuration, the filter assembly is configured to seal a filter media portion between the two chambers. The pump is configured to suck oil into the dirty chamber and through the filter media and into the clean chamber in order to filter dirt from the oil. In the opened configuration, the filter assembly is configured to allow the removal of now dirty filter media portion from between the chambers and the insertion of a new clean filter media portion.Type: GrantFiled: May 18, 2009Date of Patent: April 26, 2011Assignee: Schroeder, Inc.Inventor: Kurt Schroeder
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Patent number: 5167260Abstract: Strengthening the core of an insulated flexible duct formed of a helical wire wrapped with a flexible material with reinforcing tape. Strengthening tape is applied to the surface of the duct along its entire length. The apparatus for applying the strengthening tape is a tray having adjustable wiping arms. The wiping arms stretch the duct out as it is pulled through the tray. A roll of tape is mounted adjacent to the wiper arms and is automatically applied as the duct is pulled along the tray through the wiper arms. At least two wiper arms and continuous strips of tape along the longitudinal surface of the duct core are preferred.Type: GrantFiled: June 20, 1988Date of Patent: December 1, 1992Assignee: C. A. Schroeder, Inc.Inventors: Clifford A. Schroeder, Ralph L. Fogg
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Patent number: 4478657Abstract: A method and apparatus for strengthening the core of an insulated flexible duct formed of a helical wire wrapped with a flexible material. Strengthening tape is applied to the surface of the duct along its entire length. The apparatus for applying the strengthening tape is a tray having adjustable wiping arms. The wiping arms stretch the duct out as it is pulled through the tray, testing bonds securing the material around a reinforcing coil of wire. A roll of tape is mounted adjacent to the wiper arms and is automatically applied as the duct is pulled along the tray through the wiper arms. At least two wiper arms and continuous strips of tape along the longitudinal surface of the duct core are preferred.Type: GrantFiled: January 6, 1983Date of Patent: October 23, 1984Assignee: C. A. Schroeder, Inc.Inventors: Clifford A. Schroeder, Ralph L. Fogg
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Patent number: 4400863Abstract: A rigid, molded fiberglass duct having an integral bendable elbow comprised of two sections of cured fiberglass securely bonded to a corrugated metal-foil sleeve. The method of manufacturing the rigid bendable duct is by sliding a corrugated metal-foil sleeve on to a mandrel and then wrapping the ends of the sleeve with uncured fiberglass. The area of the uncured fiberglass overlapping the corrugated, bendable sleeve is compacted by means of a collar which fits around the sleeve and the fiberglass and compresses the fiberglass into the corrugations of the sleeve. In order to enhance the bond, protusions may be provided in the overlapping area of the sleeve, such as by cutting the corrugated sleeve and bending it up to form tabs.Type: GrantFiled: November 2, 1981Date of Patent: August 30, 1983Assignee: C.A. Schroeder, Inc.Inventor: Clifford A. Schroeder
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Patent number: 4266470Abstract: A universal air diffuser comprised of a fiberglass plenum having an open side and means for attaching a duct connector on a closed side opposite the open side. The closed side of the fiberglass plenum is covered with a close-fitting non-porous material which reinforces the fiberglass to allow cutting holes for attachment of air ducts. A plurality of shallow grooves on the exterior of the closed surface provide cutting lines for hole patterns to cut holes for various standard size ducts. The reinforcing material is a fiberglass-reinforced foil which maintains the integrity of the hole cut in the surface and provides a non-porous surface for adhering to duct tape.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 1979Date of Patent: May 12, 1981Assignee: C. A. Schroeder Inc.Inventors: Clifford A. Schroeder, Ralph L. Fogg, Harry J. Farason, Robert E. Voorhees