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Rona Levetta Reid

from Paw Creek, NC
Age ~58
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Also known as:
Rona L Reid, Ron A Reid, Reid Labron
Related to:
Labron M Reid, 61Charles ReidMattie Reid, 90
Connected to:
Abi A Reid, 27Abram G Reid, 42Adrianna N Reid, 35Aja Reid, 38Akil J Reid, 43Akira H Reid, 31Alastair Reid, 33Alec Reid, 28Alecia Reid, 37Alina C Reid, 65

Rona Reid Phones & Addresses

  • Paw Creek, NC
  • 10121 Windmill Lakes Blvd, Houston, TX 77075 (713) 941-7573
  • Pearland, TX
  • 9124 Old Moores Chapel Rd, Charlotte, NC 28214 (704) 393-5370
  • 122 Barslund Ct, Garner, NC 27529 (919) 662-1462
  • Raleigh, NC

Skills

Polymer Chemistry • Manufacturing • Polymer Science • Polymer Characterization • Adhesives • Coatings • Polymers • Retail • Chemistry • Product Development • Plastics • Materials Science • Chemical Engineering • R&D • Extrusion • Rheology • Resin • Elastomers

Industries

Textiles

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Rona Reid

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Location:
Houston, TX
Industry:
Textiles
Skills:
Polymer Chemistry
Manufacturing
Polymer Science
Polymer Characterization
Adhesives
Coatings
Polymers
Retail
Chemistry
Product Development
Plastics
Materials Science
Chemical Engineering
R&D
Extrusion
Rheology
Resin
Elastomers

Publications

Us Patents

Method Of Making Elastic Articles Having Improved Heat-Resistance

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US Patent:
6803014, Oct 12, 2004
Filed:
Jul 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/192223
Inventors:
Thoi H. Ho - Lake Jackson TX
Selim Bensason - Houston TX
Rajen M. Patel - Lake Jackson TX
Kimberly S. Houchens - Seabrook TX
Rona L. Reid - Houston TX
Pak-Wing S. Chum - Lake Jackson TX
Leonie K. Walsh - Houston TX
Assignee:
Dow Global Technologies Inc. - Midland MI
International Classification:
B29C 3508
US Classification:
264488, 522 75, 522 76, 522 78, 522 79, 522 82, 522112, 522157, 522158, 522159, 522160, 522161
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for making a heat-resistant elastic article and a heat-resistant elastic article. The invention especially relates to a method of making elastic fibers and polymeric elastic fibers wherein the elastic fibers are capable of withstanding dyeing and heat-setting processes that typically are conducted at elevated temperatures (such as 110-230Â C. and especially at greater than or equal to 130Â C. for minutes). The inventive method comprises radiation crosslinking an article (or plurality of articles) under an inert or oxygen limited atmosphere (for example, in N , argon, helium, carbon dioxide, xenon and/or a vacuum) wherein the article (or articles) comprises at least one amine stabilizer and preferably another optional stabilizer additive. More preferably, the radiation crosslinking is performed at a low temperature (-50 to 40Â C. ). The elastic article (or articles) comprises a homogeneously branched ethylene interpolymer (preferably a substantially linear ethylene interpolymer), a substantially hydrogenated block polymer, or a combination of the two.

Elastic Fabric And Process For Producing The Same

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US Patent:
7503941, Mar 17, 2009
Filed:
Jun 19, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/812460
Inventors:
Akira Hamano - Otsu, JP
Akira Nishimoto - Otsu, JP
Seishyu Hayashi - Otsu, JP
Yasuo Ohta - Otsu, JP
Rajen M. Patel - Lake Jackson TX, US
Rona L. Reid - Houston TX, US
Antonio Batistini - Adliswil, CH
Assignee:
Toyo Boseki Kabushiki Kaisha - Osaka
International Classification:
D06M 23/00
D06C 3/00
D03D 15/00
D04B 9/00
D04H 1/00
US Classification:
8494, 26 51, 442181, 442304, 442328
Abstract:
The elastic fabric comprising a cross-linked polyolefin fiber, wherein the fabric has retractions both in warp-wise and weft-wise directions of the fabric of 8% or less after treated by dry heat at 65 C. for 30 minutes is disclosed. Also disclosed is a process for producing an elastic fabric, comprising: retracting a fabric comprising a cross-linked polyolefin fiber while dyeing the fabric, and then stretching or relaxing the fabric at a stretch ratio of 15% or less to finish the fabric with heat-setting. The present invention relates to an elastic fabric having an excellent chemical resistance and an excellent dimensional stability in the form of a product, which is suitably used for sporting fabrics such as swimming suits, leotards and the like, inner fabrics for ladies as well as outer fabrics, for example.

Stretch Fabrics With Improved Chemical Resistance

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US Patent:
7727286, Jun 1, 2010
Filed:
Aug 5, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/472739
Inventors:
Rona L. Reid - Houston TX, US
Thoi H. Ho - Lake Jackson TX, US
Selim Bensason - Houston TX, US
Rajen M. Patel - Lake Jackson TX, US
Antonio Batistini - Adliswil, CH
Assignee:
Dow Global Technologies Inc. - Midland MI
International Classification:
D06L 3/08
D06L 3/00
US Classification:
81081, 811551, 81156, 8101, 8107
Abstract:
Durable stretch fabrics are made and processed from one or more crosslinked, heat-resistant olefin elastic fibers, e. g. , a substantially linear, homogeneously branched ethylene polymer. The fabrics can be made by any process, e. g. , weaving, knitting, etc. , and from any combination of crosslinked, heat-resistant olefin elastic and inelastic (“hard”) fibers, e. g. , cotton and wool. These fabrics exhibit excellent chemical, e. g. , chlorine, resistance and durability, e. g. , they retain their shape and feel (“hand”) over repeated exposure to processing conditions, e. g. , stone-washing, dye-stripping, PET-dyeing and the like, and service conditions, e. g. , washing, drying, etc.

Reversible, Heat-Set, Elastic Fibers, And Method Of Making And Article Made From Same

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US Patent:
7955539, Jun 7, 2011
Filed:
Mar 11, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/507230
Inventors:
Rajen M. Patel - Lake Jackson TX, US
Rona L Reid - Houston TX, US
Antonio Batistini - Zurich, CH
Selim Bensason - Houston TX, US
Thoi H. Ho - Lake Jackson TX, US
Assignee:
Dow Global Technologies LLC - Midland MI
International Classification:
B29C 45/14
B29C 41/00
D06C 3/00
D03D 15/04
D04H 1/00
D06B 1/02
US Classification:
26417211, 264230, 28156, 281722, 442328, 81492
Abstract:
A reversible, heat-set covered fiber is described, the covered fiber comprising: A. A core comprising an elastic fiber comprising a substantially crosslinked, temperature-stable, olefin polymer, and B. A cover comprising an inelastic fiber. The fiber is heat-set by a method comprising: (a) Stretching the covered fiber by applying a stretching force to the covered fiber; (b) Heating the stretched covered fiber of (a) to a temperature in excess of the crystalline melting point of the olefin polymer for a period of time sufficient to at least partially melt the olefin polymer; (c) Cooling the stretched and heated covered fiber of (b) to a temperature below the crystalline melting point of the olefin polymer for a period of time sufficient to solidify the polymer; and (d) Removing the stretching force from the covered fiber.

Stretch Fabric With Improved Chemical Resistance And Durability

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US Patent:
20050164577, Jul 28, 2005
Filed:
Mar 11, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/507231
Inventors:
Rona Reid - Houston TX, US
Thoi Ho - Lake Jackson TX, US
Selim Bensason - Houston TX, US
Rajen Patel - Lake Jackson TX, US
Antonio Batistini - Adliswil, CH
International Classification:
D06M011/00
B32B027/24
US Classification:
442164000, 008125000, 008537000, 008142000
Abstract:
Durable stretch fabrics are made and processed from one or more inelastic and one or more elastic fibers, for example, a substantially linear, homogeneously branched ethylene polymer. The fabrics can be made by any process, such as, weaving, knitting, etc., and from any combination of crosslinked, heat-resistant olefin elastic and inelastic (“hard”) fibers, for example, cotton and wool. These fabrics exhibit excellent chemical, resistance (for example chlorine or caustic resistance) and durability, that is they retain their shape and feel (“hand”) over repeated exposure to processing conditions, such as stone-washing, dye-stripping, PET-dyeing and the like, and service conditions, such as washing, drying, etc.

Elastic Fabric And Method For Production Thereof

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US Patent:
20060270294, Nov 30, 2006
Filed:
Jul 17, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/521251
Inventors:
Akira Hamano - Otsa, JP
Akira Nishimoto - Otsu, JP
Seishyu Hayashi - Otsu, JP
Yasuo Ohta - Otsu, JP
Rajen Patel - Lake Jackson TX, US
Rona Reid - Houston TX, US
Antonio Batistini - Adiswrill, SE
International Classification:
B23B 5/00
D03D 15/08
US Classification:
442182000, 442183000, 264235600
Abstract:
The elastic fabric comprising a crosslinked polyolefin fiber, wherein the fabric has retractions both in warpwise and weftwise directions of the fabric of 8% or less after treated by dry heat at 65 C. for 30 minutes is disclosed. Also disclosed is a process for producing an elastic fabric, comprising: retracting a fabric comprising a crosslinked polyolefin fiber while dyeing the fabric, and then stretching or relaxing the fabric at a streth ratio of 15% or less to finish the fabric with heat-setting. The present invention relates to an elastic fabric having an excellent chemical resistance and an excellent dimensional stability in the form of a product, which is suitably used for sporting fabrics such as swimming suits, leotards and the like, inner fabrics for ladies as well as outer fabrics, for example.

Method Of Making Elastic Articles Having Improved Heat-Resistance

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US Patent:
6437014, Aug 20, 2002
Filed:
Jul 28, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/627534
Inventors:
Thoi H. Ho - Lake Jackson TX
Selim Bensason - Houston TX
Rajen M. Patel - Lake Jackson TX
Kimberly S. Houchens - Seabrook TX
Rona L. Reid - Houston TX
Pak-Wing S. Chum - Lake Jackson TX
Leonie K. Walsh - Houston TX
Assignee:
The Dow Chemical Company - Midland MI
International Classification:
C08K 513
US Classification:
522 75, 522 78, 522 79, 522112, 522157, 522158, 522159, 522160, 522161, 522153, 522154, 522 76
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for making a heat-resistant elastic article and a heat-resistant elastic article. The invention especially relates to a method of making elastic fibers and polymeric elastic fibers wherein the elastic fibers are capable of withstanding dyeing and heat-setting processes that typically are conducted at elevated temperatures (such as 110-230Â C. and especially at greater than or equal to 130Â C. for minutes). The inventive method comprises radiation crosslinking an article (or plurality of articles) under an inert or oxygen limited atmosphere (for example, in N , argon, helium, carbon dioxide, xenon and/or a vacuum) wherein the article (or articles) comprises at least one amine stabilizer and preferably another optional stabilizer additive. More preferably, the radiation crosslinking is performed at a low temperature (-50 to 40Â C. ). The elastic article (or articles) comprises a homogeneously branched ethylene interpolymer (preferably a substantially linear ethylene interpolymer), a substantially hydrogenated block polymer, or a combination of the two.
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Rona Levetta Reid from Paw Creek, NC, age ~58 Get Report