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Ronald L Smies

from Oostburg, WI
Age ~65
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Also known as:
Ron L Smies
Phone and address:
1395 W Pine Ct, Oostburg, WI 53070
(920) 564-3812
Related to:
Kassidy J Brouwer, 27David A Tyo, 60Kim D Smies, 61Joseph F Smies, 28Joshua F Smies, 28
Connected to:
Robert A Smies, 104Donald L Smieszek, 111Randolph L Smieszek, 64Eva M Smietana, 54Magdalena Smietanko, 51Paul C Smietana, 33Audrey A Smigay, 88Gary J Smigelski, 45Linda J Smigelski, 72Michael W Smigelski, 63

Ronald Smies Phones & Addresses

  • 1395 W Pine Ct, Oostburg, WI 53070 (920) 564-3812
  • Oceanside, CA
  • W1395 Pine Ct, Oostburg, WI 53070 (920) 342-9530

Work

Position: Farmer

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Industries

Glass, Ceramics & Concrete

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Location:
Sheboygan, Wisconsin Area
Industry:
Glass, Ceramics & Concrete

Publications

Us Patents

Toilet Flush Valve With Reducing Cross Section Valve Seat

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US Patent:
20090255043, Oct 15, 2009
Filed:
Apr 1, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/416179
Inventors:
Daniel N. Halloran - Saukville WI, US
Ronald L. Smies - Oostburg WI, US
International Classification:
E03D 1/34
US Classification:
4378
Abstract:
A canister flush valve is disclosed with a valve seat modified to accommodate a greater initial surge of flow, without distorting flushing performance. There is a mounting at the bottom of a toilet tank that links to an outlet hole from the tank and forms a valve seat. A passageway through the mounting tapers in an arcuate manner below the valve seat. There is also a guide support structure in the passageway, preferably centered. The guide support structure also has a tapered leg.

Toilet Flush Valve With Reducing Cross Section Valve Seat

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US Patent:
20110231988, Sep 29, 2011
Filed:
Jan 27, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/015062
Inventors:
Daniel N. Halloran - Saukville WI, US
Ronald L. Smies - Oostburg WI, US
International Classification:
E03D 1/34
US Classification:
4378
Abstract:
A canister flush valve is disclosed with a valve seat modified to accommodate a greater initial surge of flow, without distorting flushing performance. There is a mounting at the bottom of a toilet tank that links to an outlet hole from the tank and forms a valve seat. A passageway through the mounting tapers in an arcuate manner below the valve seat. There is also a guide support structure in the passageway, preferably centered. The guide support structure also has a tapered leg.

Adjustable Work Table

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US Patent:
53397509, Aug 23, 1994
Filed:
Oct 12, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/135132
Inventors:
Ronald J. Smies - Oostburg WI
Assignee:
Hamilton Industries - Sheboygan WI
International Classification:
A47B 900
US Classification:
108147
Abstract:
A raisable and lowerable table comprises a base, and at least one movably extensible vertical column attached to the base having a table top carried on the vertical column. Pivot means may be provided for moving the table top into any of a range of pivoted positions, preferably on both sides of the horizontal position of the table top. Motor are provided for holding the table top in any of the range of pivoted positions.

Adjustable Work Table And Modular System For The Assembly Thereof

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US Patent:
54430178, Aug 22, 1995
Filed:
Jul 30, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/101595
Inventors:
Robert W. Wacker - Plymouth WI
Ronald J. Smies - Oostburg WI
Ronald K. LaFond - Manitowoc WI
Dale M. Hemberger - Sheboygan WI
Assignee:
Mayline Company, Inc. - Sheboygan WI
International Classification:
A47F 512
US Classification:
108 3
Abstract:
A modular work station includes a dual column construction with a separately adjustable work surface supported on each column. Each of the columns utilizes a tubular telescoping construction and can provide as many as three individual modes of adjustable movement to the work surface, including lift, tilt, and horizontal back and forth movements. Supporting columns can be selected with varying functions to provide extremely broad versatility. The lift and tilt functions are preferably provided by motor driven linear actuators mounted within the telescoping column with appropriate controls to prevent contact between adjacent work surfaces when one or both of the surfaces is also provided with back and forth sliding movement.
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