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Paul Joseph Sakach

from Egg Harbor City, NJ
Age ~63
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Also known as:
Paul J Sakach, Paul K Sakach, Paul J Sakac, Paul M
Related to:
Michele F Sakach, 58Jennifer CoursolRona Laura CoursolGilbert T Garcia, 57Neil M Forte, 83Joseph James Coursol, 64Manuel GarciaBarbara Sakach, 51Mary J CoursolDawn SakachA J CoursolMary J CoursolBarbara Sakach, 66Joseph A Sakach, 88Gamalier Cuadrado Garcia, 42Elizabeth D Sakach, 88Alfred J CoursolLisa M Forte, 50Gayle L Coursol, 67
Connected to:
Robert J Sakach, 62Heidi Sakacs, 60George C Sakadales, 62Pete A Sakadjian, 38Miho Sakagami, 47Anten H Sakagawa, 57Jun S Sakaguchi, 55Kristin Y Sakaguchi, 34Lindsay Sakaguchi, 42Maria L Sakaguchi, 60

Paul Sakach Phones & Addresses

  • Egg Harbor City, NJ
  • 218 Ridge Rd, Vincentown, NJ 08088 (609) 859-3585
  • 314 Sooy Place Rd, Vincentown, NJ 08088 (609) 801-0340
  • Tabernacle, NJ
  • Washington Township, NJ
  • Ardmore, PA
  • Medford, NJ
  • Lambertville, NJ
  • 314 Sooy Place Rd, Tabernacle, NJ 08088 (609) 332-3955

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Company / Classification
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Paul Sakach
Manager
Physical Electronics Inc
Noncommercial Research Organization
314 Sooy Pl Rd, Southampton, NJ 08088

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Us Patents

Laser Welding Methods

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US Patent:
52685560, Dec 7, 1993
Filed:
Nov 18, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/977950
Inventors:
Richard J. Coyle - Lawrenceville NJ
Kevin M. Hogan - Sinking Spring PA
Paul J. Sakach - Vincentown NJ
Patrick P. Solan - Robbinsville NJ
Assignee:
AT&T Bell Laboratories - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
B23K 2600
US Classification:
21912176
Abstract:
Welding a first body (11) of a first metal which has been plated on one surface thereof with a layer (13) of a second metal comprises the step of vaporizing a portion of said layer. This is done by directing a first pulsed laser beam (17) at the layer (13), the first pulsed laser beam having a first relatively high peak power and a first relatively low pulse duration. The vaporizing results in exposure of a portion of the first body (11). Thereafter, part of the first body is melted by directing a second pulsed laser beam (20) at the exposed portion of the first body, said second pulsed laser beam having a second peak power smaller than the first peak power and a second pulse duration longer than said first pulse duration. By using the same laser (18) in a two-step process, first to vaporize a portion of the plating, such as gold plating on Kovar, and thereafter using the same laser for making the weld, one can avoid a microcracking problem in a manner that is quick, simple and convenient.
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