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Gary Lee Kolbet

from High Point, NC
Age ~56
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Also known as:
Gary L Kolbet, Gary L Kolbert
Phone and address:
2503 White Fence Way, High Point, NC 27265
(336) 869-6426
Related to:
Tricia L Sopko, 44Sharon R Cohagen, 73Linda E Brown, 73Michael R Olson, 61Caroline Brown Kolbet, 53Peter R Brown, 72Caroline B Kolbet, 82William A Brown, 82Norma G Olson, 81
Connected to:
Kolby L Kolbet, 45Eva M Kolbinger, 80Gary A Kolbinsky, 63Lynda J Kolbinskie, 77Scott M Kolble, 47Christine M Kolbmann, 56Donald F Kolbmann, 41Merle Kolbohm, 33Bernard Kolbor, 93Mark H Kolbow, 70

Gary Kolbet Phones & Addresses

  • 2503 White Fence Way, High Point, NC 27265 (336) 869-6426
  • 137 Hartley Dr, High Point, NC 27265 (336) 869-6426
  • Sabetha, KS
  • Hastings, NE
  • 2503 White Fence Way, High Point, NC 27265 (704) 458-9794

Work

Company: Vecoplan, llc Position: V.p of engineering

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

Industries

Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering

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V.p Of Engineering

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Location:
High Point, NC
Industry:
Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering
Work:
Vecoplan, Llc
V.p of Engineering

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Gary Kolbet
Engineer, Chief Of Systems Engineering
Vecoplan, LLC
Mfg Misc Products · Manufacturers-Agents & Represe
5708 Uwharrie Rd, High Point, NC 27263
PO Box 7224, High Point, NC 27264
(336) 861-6070, (336) 861-4329, (336) 252-4066, (888) 738-3241

Publications

Us Patents

Device For Heating An Enclosed Space For Animals

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US Patent:
6637374, Oct 28, 2003
Filed:
Jul 19, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/909079
Inventors:
Randall D. Hawks - Pleasant Garden NC, 37313
Gary L. Kolbet - High Point NC, 27265
Assignee:
Randall D. Hawks - Pleasant Garden NC
Gary L. Kolbet - High Point NC
International Classification:
A01K 100
US Classification:
119448, 119493
Abstract:
A device for heating a small house of the type used for sheltering small animals, including doghouses and the like, including a conduit forming a passage for air, the conduit having an inlet end and a discharge end and forming a passage for air, at least one heating element for warming air passing around the heating element, at least one fan mounted in the conduit between the intake end and the discharge end, and a connector for electrically connecting the heating element and the fan with an electrical power supply.

Mobile Shredder

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US Patent:
7198213, Apr 3, 2007
Filed:
Aug 13, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/918249
Inventors:
Gary Lee Kolbet - High Point NC, US
Mel Todd Carswell - Lexington NC, US
William Len Beusse - Trinity NC, US
Henry Marshall Kennedy - High Point NC, US
Assignee:
Vecoplan, LLC - Archdale NC
International Classification:
B02C 21/02
B02C 9/04
US Classification:
241101741, 24110174, 24110176, 241243
Abstract:
A mobile shredder comprises a truck having a truck body defining an enclosure and including a partition in the enclosure that divides a storage volume from the remainder of the enclosure for storage of shredded material in the storage volume, a single-shaft rotary shredder mounted in the enclosure outside the storage volume, the rotary shredder comprising a rotor having cutters rigidly mounted thereon, a bin lift and dump mechanism operable to transport material to be shredded from outside to inside the enclosure so as to deliver material to the rotary shredder, and a discharge conveyor operable to transport shredded material from the rotary shredder through the partition to the storage volume. The floor of the storage volume can comprise a walking floor, and the enclosure can have rear doors that are openable to allow shredded material to be discharged through the open rear doors when the walking floor is operated.

Mobile Shredder

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US Patent:
7673826, Mar 9, 2010
Filed:
Mar 14, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/685925
Inventors:
Gary Lee Kolbet - High Point NC, US
Mel Todd Carswell - Lexington NC, US
William Len Beusse - Trinity NC, US
Henry Marshall Kennedy - High Point NC, US
Assignee:
Vecoplan, LLC - Archdale NC
International Classification:
A01D 34/00
B02B 5/02
B02C 9/04
B02C 19/00
B03B 7/00
US Classification:
241101741, 241101742
Abstract:
A mobile shredder comprises a truck having a truck body defining an enclosure and including a partition in the enclosure that divides a storage volume from the remainder of the enclosure for storage of shredded material in the storage volume, a single-shaft rotary shredder mounted in the enclosure outside the storage volume, the rotary shredder comprising a rotor having cutters rigidly mounted thereon, a bin lift and dump mechanism operable to transport material to be shredded from outside to inside the enclosure so as to deliver material to the rotary shredder, and a discharge conveyor operable to transport shredded material from the rotary shredder through the partition to the storage volume. The floor of the storage volume can comprise a walking floor, and the enclosure can have rear doors that are openable to allow shredded material to be discharged through the open rear doors when the walking floor is operated.

Mobile Shredder

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US Patent:
7757987, Jul 20, 2010
Filed:
Dec 13, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/955764
Inventors:
Gary Lee Kolbet - High Point NC, US
Mel Todd Carswell - Lexington NC, US
William Len Beusse - Trinity NC, US
Henry Marshall Kennedy - High Point NC, US
Assignee:
Vecoplan, LLC - Archdale NC
International Classification:
B02C 21/02
US Classification:
2411012, 241101741
Abstract:
A mobile shredder comprises a truck having an enclosure providing a storage volume for storage of shredded material, and a rotary shredder mounted in the enclosure outside the storage volume. A prime mover is disposed in an engine/transmission compartment of the truck. An electric motor is disposed outside the engine/transmission compartment and has an output shaft mechanically coupled to an input shaft of the rotary shredder. The rotary shredder is driven solely by the electric motor. An AC generator disposed outside the engine/transmission compartment is driven by the prime mover to generate the electrical power that powers the electric motor. The AC generator is configured to have a rated power output of about 90 to 180 kVA. The rotary shredder is configured to have a shredding capacity of 3000 to 6000 pounds per hour of typical mixed office waste when continuously operated at a nominal rated speed.

Shredder With Multi-Point Cutters

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US Patent:
20120325950, Dec 27, 2012
Filed:
Jun 24, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/168265
Inventors:
Roswell Davis - Sophia NC, US
Stefan Kaiser - Greensboro NC, US
Gary Kolbet - High Point NC, US
International Classification:
B02C 18/28
B02C 18/18
B02C 18/06
US Classification:
241243, 241277, 241291
Abstract:
A shredder includes a rotor supporting a plurality of multi-point cutters that mesh with a counter-knife having generally V-shaped grooves. Each cutter has at least one corner defined by an intersection between two contiguous side faces of the body of the cutter. The corner defines a plurality of cutting points spaced apart along a first direction. The cutters are mounted on the outer peripheral surface of the rotor such that the first direction of each cutter is substantially tangent to the outer peripheral surface, and such that the corners of the cutters mesh with respective V-shaped grooves in the counter-knife as the rotor rotates about its axis. The multiple points of each cutter encounter and mesh with the groove in the counter-knife in a sequential fashion.

Device For Heating An Enclosed Space For Animals

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US Patent:
6403922, Jun 11, 2002
Filed:
Mar 8, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/802333
Inventors:
Randall D. Hawks - Pleasant Garden NC, 27313
Gary L. Kolbet - High Point NC, 27265
Assignee:
Gary L. Kolbet - High Point NC
Randall D. Hawks - Pleasant Garden NC
International Classification:
A01K 100
US Classification:
219385, 219213, 219400, 219399, 119448
Abstract:
A device for heating an enclosed space of the type used for housing small animals, including at least one heating element, at least one connector for electrically connecting the heating element with an electrical power supply, and a protective cover formed of highly thermally conductive material, such that the protective cover is shaped to transfer heat to the enclosed space without attaining a surface temperature harmful on contact to animals.
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