Jeffrey Clayton Towler
age ~53
from Wilmington, DE
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- Jeffrey C Towler
- Jeffery C Towler
- Towler Towler
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1104 Artwin Rd, Wilmington, DE 19803
3023691847
Jeffrey Towler Phones & Addresses
- 1104 Artwin Rd, Wilmington, DE 19803 • 3023691847
- 111 W Newtown Pl, Newark, DE 19702 • 3023691847
- 15 E Shetland Ct, Newark, DE 19711
- 5206 Christiana Mdws, Bear, DE 19701 • 3023260957
- Norwood, NY
- 111 W Newtown Pl #BARRETT, Newark, DE 19702 • 3023833516
Work
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Position:Production Occupations
Education
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Degree:High school graduate or higher
Emails
Us Patents
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Non-Shortening High Angle Wrapped Balloons
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US Patent:7785290, Aug 31, 2010
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Filed:Aug 7, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/501190
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Inventors:Alfred A. Alpini - Landenberg PA, US
Michael Houghton - Newark DE, US
Kenneth Newcomb - Wilmington DE, US
Jeffrey Towler - Wilmington DE, US -
Assignee:Gore Enterprise Holdings, Inc. - Newark DE
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International Classification:A61M 31/00
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US Classification:60410306
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Abstract:The present invention provides a balloon which achieves diameters greater than 6 mm for securement to a catheter. The balloon includes an elastomeric generally hollow pressure expandable body which exhibits essentially radial symmetry and constant length when expanded under an internally applied minimum working pressure from an uninflated state.
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Inflatable Toroidal-Shaped Balloons
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US Patent:8460240, Jun 11, 2013
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Filed:Aug 7, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/501148
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Inventors:Jeffrey Towler - Wilmington DE, US
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Assignee:W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. - Newark DE
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International Classification:A61M 29/00
A61M 37/00
A61M 31/00 -
US Classification:60410307, 604 9601, 604509
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Abstract:An inflatable toroidal-shaped balloon for medical use is provided with a central opening traversing the balloon in an inflated state. The balloon is useful to achieve larger outer diameters than conventional balloons.
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Non-Shortening High Angle Wrapped Balloons
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US Patent:8585640, Nov 19, 2013
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Filed:Jun 28, 2010
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Appl. No.:12/824343
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Inventors:Alfred A. Alpini - Landenberg PA, US
Michael Houghton - Newark DE, US
Kenneth Newcomb - Wilmington DE, US
Jeffrey Towler - Wilmington DE, US -
Assignee:W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc. - Newark DE
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International Classification:A61M 31/00
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US Classification:604 9601
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Abstract:The present invention provides a balloon which achieves diameters greater than 6 mm for securement to a catheter. The balloon includes an elastomeric generally hollow pressure expandable body which exhibits essentially radial symmetry and constant length when expanded under an internally applied minimum working pressure from an uninflated state.
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Non-Shortening Wrapped Balloon
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US Patent:8597566, Dec 3, 2013
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Filed:Jul 24, 2009
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Appl. No.:12/508695
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Inventors:Sherif Eskaros - Elkton MD, US
David R. King - Lake Como NJ, US
Lonzo C. McLaughlin - Middletown DE, US
Kenneth Newcomb - Wilmington DE, US
Peter J. Roeber - Wallingford PA, US
John Streeter - Flagstaff AZ, US
Jeffrey Towler - Wilmington DE, US -
Assignee:W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. - Newark DE
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International Classification:B29C 49/64
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US Classification:264521, 264510, 264523
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Abstract:A non-shortening catheter balloon having a longitudinal axis and an inflatable balloon able to be affixed to a catheter shaft is provided. The balloon has an uninflated length which remains relatively unchanged upon inflation and is formed of least two helically oriented wrapped passes of balloon materials at a balanced force angle. Methods of making this balloon are also provided.
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Catheter Balloon With Multiple Micropleats
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US Patent:20080097300, Apr 24, 2008
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Filed:Aug 7, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/500793
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Inventors:Sherif Eskaros - Elkton MD, US
Michael Houghton - Newark DE, US
Kenneth Newcomb - Wilmington DE, US
Peter J. Roeber - Wallingford PA, US
Jeffrey Towler - Wilmington DE, US -
International Classification:A61M 25/10
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US Classification:60410306
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Abstract:Balloons are provided which are formed of at least one balloon material with micropleats distributed about the circumference of the balloon. The micropleats reduce the profile of the balloon and pull taut upon inflation to provide an essentially radial symmetry.
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Inflatable Shaped Balloons
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US Patent:20080097374, Apr 24, 2008
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Filed:Aug 7, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/500837
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Inventors:Joseph E. Korleski - Newark DE, US
Jeffrey Towler - Wilmington DE, US -
International Classification:A61M 29/02
A61M 25/10 -
US Classification:604500, 6041031
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Abstract:An inflatable device with at least two helically wrapped passes forming a tube and an inflation means connected to said tube is provided. The tube is configured and joined in at least one area forming a low profile continuous inflatable device with multiple cross-sectional segmented areas.
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Non-Shortening Wrapped Balloon
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US Patent:20080140173, Jun 12, 2008
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Filed:Aug 7, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/501249
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Inventors:Sherif Eskaros - Elkton MD, US
David R. King - Lake Como NJ, US
Joseph E. Korleski - Newark DE, US
Lonzo C. McLaughlin - Middletown DE, US
Kenneth Newcomb - Wilmington DE, US
Peter J. Roeber - Wallingford PA, US
John Streeter - Flagstaff AZ, US
Jeffrey Towler - Wilmington DE, US -
International Classification:A61M 25/00
A61F 2/06 -
US Classification:623 111, 606108, 604523
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Abstract:A non-shortening catheter balloon having a longitudinal axis and an inflatable balloon able to be affixed to a catheter shaft is provided. The balloon has an uninflated length which remains relatively unchanged upon inflation and is formed of least two helically oriented wrapped passes of balloon materials at a balanced force angle. Methods of making this balloon are also provided.
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Method Of Increasing Film Tear Strength
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US Patent:20120061004, Mar 15, 2012
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Filed:Sep 9, 2011
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Appl. No.:13/228600
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Inventors:Jeffrey C. Towler - Wilmington DE, US
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International Classification:B32B 7/08
B23P 11/00
B28B 11/16
B32B 37/00 -
US Classification:156 93, 156 60, 29446, 29432, 264145
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Abstract:A method of increasing the tensile strength of polymer films is provided. The creation of the load distribution elements in polymer films necessary to achieve this result is described. Application of the present invention to increase suture retention in a surgical polymer film is also provided.
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