Matthew W Holtzberg from 8485 Yorke Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33414, age 77, Phone: 5616702121

Method For Molding Composite Structural Plastic And Objects Molded Thereby
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US Patent:

6344160, Feb 5, 2002
Filed:

Dec 15, 1998
Appl. No.:

09/212077
Inventors:

Matthew W. Holtzberg - Ringwood NJ
Assignee:

Compcast Technologies, LLC - Barnegat Light NJ
International Classification:

B29C 114
US Classification:

264102, 264219, 264236, 264299, 264313, 264317, 264319
Abstract:

A method for molding composite structural plastic components is disclosed wherein such components are cast from a polymerizable thermoset or thermoplastic composition in a conventional metalcasting mold. In the instant invention, a low viscosity thermoset or thermoplastic composition having reinforcing fibers distributed therein is poured into conventional metalcasting molds, obviating the need for high heats and pressures associated with injection or compression molding of composite materials as taught in the prior art. In the case of a thermoset resin, the object to be fabricated is fully cured by the action of a catalyst at relatively low exothermic resin temperatures. In the case of a thermoplastic resin, curing is generally achieved independently of high added heat and pressure. If using a thermoplastic such as nylon 6 in the present invention, a preferred method of use involves the addition and combination of fiber reinforcements while the nylon 6 resin is being manufactured. The process for manufacturing nylon 6 involves three components: a monomer (i. e.

Composite Automobile Ignition Cable
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US Patent:

43694233, Jan 18, 1983
Filed:

Aug 20, 1980
Appl. No.:

6/179681
Inventors:

Matthew W. Holtzberg - Fairlawn NJ
International Classification:

H01C 700
US Classification:

338 66
Abstract:

A composite electrically conductive cable assembly for use as an ignition cable or the like. The assembly comprises an electrically conductive core comprising a plurality of mechanically and electrically continuous graphite filaments, and an electrically insulating elastomeric jacket which surrounds and envelopes the said filaments. The filaments preferably comprise graphitized polyacrylonitrile.

Composite Tappet
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US Patent:

44309708, Feb 14, 1984
Filed:

Jun 11, 1982
Appl. No.:

6/387361
Inventors:

Matthew W. Holtzberg - Ringwood NJ
Steven J. Henke - Woodridge IL
Wray V. McKenzie - West Chicago IL
Assignee:

Standard Oil Company (Indiana) - Chicago IL
International Classification:

F01L 114
US Classification:

123 9051
Abstract:

A lightweight composite tappet is provided to decrease fuel consumption, attenuate noise, and permit increased speed of operation.

Composite Piston And Process
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US Patent:

44400691, Apr 3, 1984
Filed:

Jun 11, 1982
Appl. No.:

6/387323
Inventors:

Matthew W. Holtzberg - Ringwood NJ
Steven J. Henke - Woodridge IL
Lawrence D. Spaulding - Naperville IL
James C. Oakley - Montgomery IL
Assignee:

Standard Oil Corporation (Indiana) - Chicago IL
International Classification:

F16J 101
US Classification:

92224
Abstract:

A lightweight composite piston is provided to decrease fuel consumption, attenuate noise, and permit increased speed of operation.

Method For Rapid Production Of Structural Prototype Plastic Parts
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US Patent:

61031569, Aug 15, 2000
Filed:

Jun 16, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/877410
Inventors:

Matthew W. Holtzberg - Ringwood NJ
International Classification:

B29C 114
US Classification:

264102
Abstract:

A method for producing composite, structural plastic prototype parts, having visual and structural characteristics equivalent to those of an actual part to be commercially produced using existing soft tools, including wax, plaster, plastic, spray-metal, and rubber molds ordinarily used for visualization model making, developed using the latest rapid prototyping techniques. Short length fibers reinforcing low viscosity thermoset resins, and in particular resole phenolics, provides a pourable low bulk density polymer compound with minimal externally applied thermal requirements during molding and post cure when required.

Method For Molding Composite, Structural Plastics, And Objects Molded Thereby
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US Patent:

58492291, Dec 15, 1998
Filed:

Sep 17, 1996
Appl. No.:

8/714813
Inventors:

Matthew Holtzberg - Ringwood NJ
International Classification:

B29C 3902
US Classification:

264102
Abstract:

A method for producing composite, structural plastic parts in traditional foundry molds, including sand, permanent, die-cast, wax and investment molds. Short fiber length fibers reinforcing low viscosity thermoset resins, and in particular resole phenolics, provides a pourable low bulk density polymer compound with minimal externally applied thermal requirements during molding and post cure when required. Foundries can consider metal parts replacement with this new method. It permits foundries to actually produce composite, structural plastic parts with superior mechanical and thermal properties. This permits them to provide plastic products on a competitive basis with the compression and injection molders.

Composite Valve And Process
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US Patent:

44336527, Feb 28, 1984
Filed:

Jun 11, 1982
Appl. No.:

6/387322
Inventors:

Matthew W. Holtzberg - Ringwood NJ
Lawrence D. Spaulding - Naperville IL
Assignee:

Standard Oil Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:

F01L 302
US Classification:

123188AA
Abstract:

A lightweight composite valve is provided to decrease fuel consumption, attenuate noise, and permit increased speed of operation.

Composite Push Rod And Process
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US Patent:

44535058, Jun 12, 1984
Filed:

Jun 11, 1982
Appl. No.:

6/387289
Inventors:

Matthew W. Holtzberg - Ringwood NJ
Lawrence D. Spaulding - Naperville IL
Assignee:

Standard Oil Company (Indiana) - Chicago IL
International Classification:

F01L 114
US Classification:

123 9061
Abstract:

A lighweight composite push rod is provided to decrease fuel consumption, attenuate noise, and permit increased speed of operation.

Matthew W Holtzberg