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John G Kwasegroch

from Crystal Lake, IL
Age ~67
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Also known as:
John Jaimie Kwasegroch, John Allsop, John H
Phone and address:
4125 Rigby Rd, Bull Valley, IL 60012
(815) 356-0247
Related to:
Kenneth L Sterbenz, 70Jaimie B Shoemaker, 65Ryan FiteLisa M Vizza, 43Tammi KwasegrochColin D Shoemaker, 44Tamra L Kwasegroch, 70John W ShoemakerCollin ShoemakerArlene J Shoemaker, 91David R Shoemaker, 70Christopher J Kwasegroch, 39Lisa M ShoemakerChristina A Hoerr, 38Austin R Shoemaker, 40
Connected to:
Stephen Kwashie, 28Kim S Kwasiborski, 61Christian E Kwasigroch, 54Michael D Kwasigroch, 64Rebecca F Kwasigroch, 41Charles A Kwaske, 49Barry K Kwasman, 77John A Kwasna, 39Renee M Kwasneski, 64Susan M Kwasneski, 45

John Kwasegroch Phones & Addresses

  • 4125 Rigby Rd, Crystal Lake, IL 60012 (815) 356-0247
  • 6909 Rhode Island Trl, Crystal Lake, IL 60012
  • 570B Portsmith Ct, Crystal Lake, IL 60014
  • Lake in the Hills, IL
  • McHenry, IL
  • 1515 Meghan Ave, Algonquin, IL 60102
  • Lake in the Hills, IL

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Company: Rpmc lasers, inc. Dec 2019 Position: Laser sales manager

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Laser Sales Manager

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Location:
4125 Rigby Rd, Crystal Lake, IL 60012
Work:
Rpmc Lasers, Inc.
Laser Sales Manager

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Us Patents

Optical Fiber Break Detector

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US Patent:
48830542, Nov 28, 1989
Filed:
Dec 9, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/130828
Inventors:
Terry A. Fuller - Highland Park IL
John G. Kwasegroch - Algonquin IL
Assignee:
Fuller Research Corporation - Vernon Hills IL
International Classification:
A61B 1700
US Classification:
1283031
Abstract:
An apparatus for detecting a break in an optical fiber adapted for carrying optical energy such laser energy. The optical fiber has a core, a cladding concentric with and surrounding the core and a sheath concentric with and surrounding the cladding. A detector is located within the sheath and has a portion thereof contiguous with the cladding. The detector is adapted to detect both a break in the portion contiguous to cladding as a result of a break in the fiber and a change in transmission of optical energy resulting from a break in the fiber without a concomitant break in the contiguous portion, and to provide a signal indicative of a break in the fiber.
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John G Kwasegroch from Crystal Lake, IL, age ~67 Get Report