James J Scobbo
from Evansville, IN
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- James Scobbo
- James Cobbo
- James Y
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331 Faith Way, Evansville, IN 47712
8129857545
James Scobbo Phones & Addresses
- 331 Faith Way, Evansville, IN 47712 • 8129857545
- 209 Walnut Ln, Slingerlands, NY 12159 • 5188698325
- Guilderland, NY
- Clifton Park, NY
- 331 N Faith Way, Evansville, IN 47712
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Position:Service Occupations
Education
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Degree:Bachelor's degree or higher
Interests
job inquiries, expertise requests, busin...
Industries
Plastics
Us Patents
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Method Of Producing Low Birefringence Polycarbonate Film Assemblies
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US Patent:20030123149, Jul 3, 2003
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Filed:Nov 26, 2002
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Appl. No.:10/303314
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Inventors:Kang Xi - Terre Haute IN, US
James Scobbo - Evansville IN, US -
Assignee:General Electric Company
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International Classification:G02B005/30
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US Classification:359/497000, 264/001330, 264/001700
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Abstract:A method of producing a polycarbonate film for optical recording media is provided. The polycarbonate film includes a plurality of layers, and the method includes arranging the plurality of layers so that a principal optical axis of a first layer is at an angle greater than zero degrees from a principal optical axis of a second layer.
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Optical Structures That Provide Directionally Enhanced Luminance
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US Patent:20070147072, Jun 28, 2007
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Filed:Dec 23, 2005
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Appl. No.:11/315214
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Inventors:James Scobbo - Evansville IN, US
Cherian Jacob - Brecksville OH, US
Robert Tatterson - Evansville IN, US
Keshav Gautam - Evansville IN, US -
International Classification:F21V 7/04
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US Classification:362607000, 362627000, 362612000
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Abstract:An optical structure is described. The optical structure includes a light source emitting light in a first wavelength range. The optical structure also includes a light redirecting element arranged to receive light from the light source and provide redirected light redirected in a preferred direction or orientation. The light redirecting element comprises a material which absorbs light in a second wavelength range within the first wavelength range such that the redirected light is in a third wavelength range.
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Commingled Household Plastic Scrap Processing And Modification
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US Patent:51771462, Jan 5, 1993
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Filed:May 2, 1991
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Appl. No.:7/694579
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Inventors:James J. Scobbo - Clifton Park NY
Michael P. Laughner - Clifton Park NY
Timothy J. Shea - Schenectady NY -
Assignee:General Electric Company - Schenectady NY
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International Classification:C08G 6391
C08J 712 -
US Classification:525 74
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Abstract:A composition prepared by blending both consumer-used household plastic resins with an ortho ester grafted copolymer derived from components comprising ethylene and a C. sub. 3-10 mono-olefin is disclosed. The plastic resins comprise at least 50 percent polyethylene.
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High Rubber Graft Thermoplastic Composition With Improved Mechanical Properties Prepared By Melt Blending
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US Patent:53067711, Apr 26, 1994
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Filed:Jan 22, 1993
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Appl. No.:8/008042
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Inventors:Michael P. Laughner - Clifton Park NY
Marinus E. J. Dekkers - Schenectady NY
James J. Scobbo - Clifton Park NY
Robert J. Halley - Schenectady NY
Ronald L. Jalbert - Parkersburg WV -
Assignee:General Electric Company - Schenectady NY
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International Classification:C08G 6391
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US Classification:525 74
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Abstract:High rubber graft thermoplastic compositions are prepared by melt blending an EPDM or an EP rubber and a copolymer derived from a vinyl cyanide compound and a vinyl aromatic compound. Both the copolymer and the rubber are independently either epoxy or carboxy functionalized.
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High Flow, High Ductility Poly(Arylene Sulfide) Resin Blends
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US Patent:57235422, Mar 3, 1998
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Filed:May 28, 1996
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Appl. No.:8/654471
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Inventors:James J. Scobbo - Guilderland NY
S. Bruce Brown - Schenectady NY -
Assignee:General Electric Company - Pittsfield MA
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International Classification:C08L 5300
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US Classification:525 92J
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Abstract:A poly(arylene sulfide) resin composition is provided which contains a low molecular weight poly(arylene sulfide) resin, a high molecular weight poly(arylene sulfide) resin and impact modifiers. The compositions exhibit enhanced levels of low temperature impact properties. The compositions are useful in the manufacture of molded articles. Preferably the compositions utilize an elastomeric block copolymer as the impact modifier, and further comprise an epoxy functional alpha-olefin elastomer.
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Clear Polyphenylene Ether/Block Copolymer Composition
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US Patent:H17256, May 5, 1998
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Filed:Feb 23, 1996
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Appl. No.:8/606181
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Inventors:Michael John Modic - Houston TX
Ronald Wroczynski - Schenectady NY
James Scobbo - Slingerlands NY
Gim Lee - Albany NY -
Assignee:Shell Oil Company - Houston TX
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International Classification:C09K 300
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US Classification:252 1
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Abstract:A clear polyphenylene ether composition having improved impact strength comprising said polyphenylene ether and a block copolymer having a resinous block and a rubbery block wherein the resinous block is relatively high molecular weight and is derived from either styrene or butadiene with a resinous content of the block copolymer being within the range of 45 to 58 weight percent.
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Carbamate-Functionalized Addition Polymers And Addition Polymer-Rubber Copolymers Derived Therefrom
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US Patent:53107950, May 10, 1994
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Filed:Jun 17, 1993
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Appl. No.:8/077262
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Inventors:William P. England - Clifton Park NY
Gregory J. Stoddard - Schenectady NY
James J. Scobbo - Guilderland NY -
Assignee:General Electric Company - Schenectady NY
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International Classification:C08L 5500
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US Classification:525 74
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Abstract:Novel addition polymers and copolymers derived from carbamate-functionalized vinyl monomers, and optionally one or more conventional vinyl monomers such as acrylonitrile and/or styrene, are disclosed. When the addition polymers or copolymers are melt processed with an elastomer containing moieties reactive with amines, novel addition polymer-rubber copolymers are formed which are useful as compatibilizers and impact modifiers in plastic blends, such as AES.
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Compatible Compositions Of Poly-Phenylene Ether) Resins And Semi-Crystalline Resins
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US Patent:57235511, Mar 3, 1998
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Filed:Jan 4, 1996
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Appl. No.:8/582717
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Inventors:Sterling Bruce Brown - Schenectady NY
Farid Fouad Khouri - Clifton Park NY
Steven Thomas Rice - Scotia NY
James Joseph Scobbo - Slingerlands NY
John Bennie Yates - Glenmont NY -
Assignee:General Electric Company - Pittsfield MA
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International Classification:C08G 6548
C08G 6948
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US Classification:525391
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Abstract:Compatibilized blends of poly(phenylene ether) resins and polyester resins are provided from nucleophile containing poly(phenylene ether) resins and polyester resins and compatibilizer compounds to afford articles having good impact, ductility and tensile properties. The compositions may further comprise impact modifiers, metal salts, reinforcing agents, flame retardants and flow promoters. Articles made from the compositions are useful for automotive components. Polymers chain extended with multifunctional orthoesters are claimed.
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Material Characterization Manager At Sabic Innovative Plastics
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Evansville, Indiana Area
Industry:
Plastics
Experience:
SABIC Innovative Plastics Public Company; Plastics industry: Material Characterization Manager, (2007-Present) GE Plastics Public Company; 10,001+ employees; GE; Plastics industry: Quality and Supply Chain Leader, (2005-2007) GE Plastics Pub...
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