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Matthew J Chuzles

from Phillips, WI
Age ~54
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Also known as:
Matt J Chuzles, Matthew J Chuzel, Matt S
Related to:
Andrew Chuzles, 58Josiah ChuzlesStanley Chuzles, 86Skyler Chuzles, 39
Connected to:
Kathryn B Chval, 59Terry A Chvala, 66Todd E Chvat, 47Andrew D Chvatal, 37Elizabeth Chvatal, 34Martin L Chvatal, 67Darrel W Chvoy, 56Kari J Chwa, 49Carol A Chwal, 55Kevin R Chwala, 58

Matthew Chuzles Phones & Addresses

  • Phillips, WI
  • Schofield, WI
  • N9040 E Island Rd, Phillips, WI 54555 (715) 332-5641

Work

Position: Service Occupations

Education

Degree: Bachelor's degree or higher

Publications

Us Patents

Corrugator Double Backer With Combined Driven And Static Holddown Sections

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US Patent:
20020179229, Dec 5, 2002
Filed:
May 31, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/871164
Inventors:
Matthew Chuzles - Phillips WI, US
International Classification:
B31F001/00
US Classification:
156/205000, 156/199000, 156/210000, 156/443000
Abstract:
A hybrid double backer for the formation of a double face corrugated paperboard web combines an upstream driven holddown belt section and a downstream static porous mesh belt holddown section that provides optimum curing and drying of the paperboard web.

Heated Holddown Mat For Corrugator Double Backer

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US Patent:
60745207, Jun 13, 2000
Filed:
Apr 8, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/056537
Inventors:
Carl R. Marschke - Phillips WI
Matthew J. Chuzles - Phillips WI
Kenneth D. Danielson - Prentice WI
Assignee:
Marquip, Inc. - Phillips WI
International Classification:
B30B 502
B30B 1534
US Classification:
1565833
Abstract:
A corrugator double backer includes a web holddown apparatus that provides both heat and a holddown force to the upper surface of the paperboard web to maintain the web in intimate drying contact with the lower heating units without the use of a conventional driven holddown belt. A heated holddown mat which is longitudinally and laterally flexible is provided by a series of generally parallel, somewhat flexible, closely spaced heating tubes which are suspended above the web in the heating section in catenary fashion in the direction of web travel. Lift devices on one or both ends of the mat of tubes can vary the amount of mat contact with the web and, therefore, the heat and load imposed on the web. The tubes are steam heated and have flat low friction, high wear resistant lower surfaces which lie directly atop the corrugated paperboard web running thereunder.
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Matthew J Chuzles from Phillips, WI, age ~54 Get Report