Patents by Inventor Paul E. Anglin

Paul E. Anglin has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Method of forming a flared-end pipe with a reduced resistance bead seal and method of use
    Patent number: 6327771
    Abstract: A reduced resistance bead seal is integrally formed on a mounting surface of two matingly engageable members to form a leak-free seal between the two members despite any eccentricity or angular variances between the two members. In one embodiment, the reduced resistance bead is formed on an inner conical flange of an inverted flared end of a hollow fluid conduit. The bead presents a deformable surface as a fitting urges the flared end of the conduit into engagement with a conical seat in a receiver where eccentricity or angular variances exist between the flared end of the conduit and the conical seat. A unique method and a unique forming tool are used to form the reduced resistance bead in the flared end of the conduit simultaneously with the flaring of the end of the conduit.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 21, 1997
    Date of Patent: December 11, 2001
    Assignee: ITT Industries, Inc.
    Inventors: Paul E. Anglin, Glen Gibbs
  • Mounting apparatus with reduced resistance bead seal
    Patent number: 5529349
    Abstract: A reduced resistance bead seal is integrally formed on a mounting surface of one of two matingly engageable members to form a leak-free seal between the two members despite any eccentricity or angular variances between the two members. In one embodiment, the reduced resistance bead is formed on an inner conical flange of an inverted flared end of a hollow fluid conduit. The bead may also be formed on the outer end flange of an ISO end flare. The bead presents a deformable surface as a fitting urges the flared end of the conduit into engagement with a conical seat in a receiver where eccentricity or angular variances exist between the flared end of the conduit and the conical seat. A unique method and a unique forming tool are used to form the reduced resistance bead in the flared end of the conduit simultaneously with the flaring of the end of the conduit.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 29, 1994
    Date of Patent: June 25, 1996
    Assignee: ITT Corporation
    Inventors: Glen Gibbs, Paul E. Anglin
  • Mounting apparatus with reduced resistance bead seal
    Patent number: 5489127
    Abstract: A reduced resistance bead seal is integrally formed on a mounting surface of one of two matingly engageable members to form a leak-free seal between the two members despite any eccentricity or angular variances between the two members. In one embodiment, the reduced resistance bead is formed on an inner conical flange of an inverted flared end of a hollow fluid conduit. The bead presents a deformable surface as a fitting urges the flared end of the conduit into engagement with a conical seat in a receiver where eccentricity or angular variances exist between the flared end of the conduit and the conical seat. A unique method and a unique forming tool are used to form the reduced resistance bead in the flared end of the conduit simultaneously with the flaring of the end of the conduit.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 25, 1993
    Date of Patent: February 6, 1996
    Assignee: ITT Corporation
    Inventors: Paul E. Anglin, Glen Gibbs
  • Powder coating process for forming soft flexible polyurethane film
    Patent number: 4434126
    Abstract: A powder coating process for producing soft, flexible polyurethane films particularly in the form of a surgical glove, wherein low melting crystalline prepolymer particles are powder coated and cured to an essentially non-crystalline film.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 15, 1982
    Date of Patent: February 28, 1984
    Assignee: Warner-Lambert Company
    Inventors: Charles W. McGary, Jr., Vincent J. Pascarella, Robert A. Taller, Delmer R. Rhodes, Paul E. Anglin, Charles W. Daugherty