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Joseph J Skudrzyk

from Saint Louis, MO
Age ~89
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Also known as:
Jozek Jan Skudrzyk, Jozek J Skudrzyk, Jozef J Skudrzyk, Joesph J Skudrzyk, Joe J Skudrzyk, Joseph K, Jozekjan Skudrzyk
Phone and address:
12917 Portulaca Dr APT 130, Saint Louis, MO 63146
(314) 352-6987
Related to:
Zdzislaw M Kuczwara, 72Barbara H Skudrzyk, 43Tomasz J Kuczwara, 48Barbara H SkudrzykGiovanni Francisco Najarro, 49Martyna M Kuczwara, 43Bozena A Skudrzyk, 72Chris G Kuczwara, 47Bozena Kuczwara, 72Elzbieta M Skudrzyk, 85
Connected to:
David A Skues, 52Andrew A Skufca, 67Forest C Skufca, 34Iva M Skufca, 59Jason A Skufca, 39Joseph F Skufca, 55Andrew A Skuhra, 43Sheri B Skuja, 51Amy L Skukalek, 47Anthony Skukan, 40

Joseph Skudrzyk Phones & Addresses

  • 12917 Portulaca Dr APT 130, Saint Louis, MO 63146 (314) 352-6987
  • 6050 Southern Dr, Saint Louis, MO 63123 (314) 352-6728 (314) 352-6987
  • 6050 Southern Dr, Saint Louis, MO 63123

Work

Position: Sales Occupations

Education

Degree: Graduate or professional degree

Emails

j***[email protected]

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Us Patents

Recyclable Microwaveable Bag

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US Patent:
53446615, Sep 6, 1994
Filed:
May 25, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/066420
Inventors:
Abraham H. Mendenhall - Mendham NJ
Joseph F. Irace - Frontenac MO
Joseph Skudrzyk - Affton MO
Assignee:
Elite Ink and Coatings, Ltd. - Arthur IL
International Classification:
B65D 8134
US Classification:
426107
Abstract:
A microwaveable food container is provided with an accessory which contains a heat assist to facilitate heating of the food. The accessory is secured to the container along two opposite edges of the accessory and is provided with perforations which allow the metallized heat assist to be easily removed. The remaining portion of the container may therefore be recycled.

Method For Separating Multi-Ply Packaging Material For Recycling

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US Patent:
53581849, Oct 25, 1994
Filed:
Mar 16, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/031840
Inventors:
Joseph Skudrzyk - Frontenac MO
Assignee:
Elite Ink & Coatings, Ltd. - Arthur IL
International Classification:
B02C 1912
B02C 2318
US Classification:
241 16
Abstract:
A separator for separator a paper ply from a polymer or other ply of heterogeneous, multi-ply packaging materials subjects the packaging materials to high pressure liquid delivered from a plurality of rotating nozzles. The packaging material is delivered into the chamber from a pre-wetting or soaking station. The nozzles in the chamber separate the paper from the polymer and reduces the paper to fibers. The polymer is skimmed off the top of the chamber in which the material is treated. The water and pulp are delivered to a settling tank where the paper fibers settle and water is removed. The remaining liquid and the paper fibers are delivered to a centrifugal screw where the remaining water is removed from the paper.
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