Inventor

HAATAJA BRUCE A

US25 patents

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HAATAJA BRUCE A

UNIV MICHIGAN TECH

Method for compression molding articles from lignocellulosic materials

Method for molding apertures in molded wood products

Articles molded from papermill sludge

Pallet having densified edge and method of making same

Method for molding articles having non-planar portions from matted wood flakes

Method for forming a pallet with deep drawn legs

Molded wood particle pallet having increased bending strength

Articles molded from papermill sludge

Multiple funnel flake aligner for making a loosely felted mat of aligned wood flakes

Pallets molded from matted wood flakes

Pallet and apparatus for forming a pallet with deep drawn legs

Molded wood particle products including integrally joined intersecting members

Apparatus for making continuous lengths of composite wood material, the apparatus including rotating circular baffles

Fingerling shear

GFP STRANDWOOD CORP

Strandboard molding having holes at angles of 20 degrees to vertical or more

Wood strand molded parts having three-dimensionally curved or bent channels, and method for making same

Stepped punch for forming holes in molded wood strand parts

Wood strand molded part having holes with densified and thinner perimeters and method of making same

Wood strand molded parts salted with fines to improve molding detail, and method of making same

Method for simultaneously molding and shearing multiple wood strand molded parts

(unassigned)

Spring-loaded ejectors for wood strand molding

Article and method using larger draft angle to pinch trim edge of molded wood strand products

STRANDWOOD MOLDING INC

Method for forming narrow channels in a wood flake article

Method of making a strandboard molding having holes at angles of 20 degrees to vertical or more

CONTROL MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL

Method for forming articles having deep drawn portions from matted wood flakes