Robert Frank Hyslop

Address:

308 Banbury Cir, Simpsonville, SC 29681

Phone:

8642289531

VIN:

JTEGD21A070168183

Make:

TOYOTA

Model:

HIGHLANDER

Year:

2007

US Patent:

58045120, Sep 8, 1998

Filed:

Jun 7, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/482739

Inventors:

Deborah K. Lickfield - Easley SC
James M. Watt - Piedmont SC
Stanley Littman - Roswell GA
Robert F. Hyslop - Simpsonville SC

Assignee:

BBA Nonwovens Simpsonville, Inc. - Simpsonville SC

International Classification:

B32B 506

US Classification:

442346

Abstract:

A nonwoven laminate fabric includes first and second nonwoven webs formed of spunbonded substantially continuous filaments and a nonwoven web of meltblown microfibers having a basis weight between about one and twenty grams per square meter sandwiched between and bonded to the first and second nonwoven webs to form a composite nonwoven fabric. The meltblown web includes a plurality of thermoplastic microfine fibers having an average fiber diameter of less than 1. 5 microns. The nonwoven laminate exhibits good barrier properties and can be used as a sterile wrap.

US Patent:

51447290, Sep 8, 1992

Filed:

Apr 8, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/681897

Inventors:

Jared A. Austin - Greer SC
Joseph H. Miller - Menasha WI
Robert F. Hyslop - De Pere WI

Assignee:

Fiberweb North America, Inc. - Simpsonville SC

International Classification:

D04H 500

US Classification:

28105

Abstract:

A nonwoven fabric having high performance aqueous fluid retention and wiping characteristics and a method of producing such fabric. The fabric comprises a reinforcing web of self-bonded continuous filament synthetic fibers having at least one surface with spaced clusters of synthetic staple fibers and short natural fibers generally surrounded by void areas having a concentration of synthetic staple fibers and short natural fibers which is lower than such concentration in the clusters. The desired pattern of clusters may be obtained by hydroentanglement using a coarse apertured forming surface.

US Patent:

54846455, Jan 16, 1996

Filed:

Dec 8, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/163433

Inventors:

Deborah K. Lickfield - Easley SC
Mark H. S. Berman - Simpsonville SC
Robert F. Hyslop - Simpsonville SC
Andrew R. Oleszczuk - Simpsonville SC
Scott L. Gessner - Encinitas CA
Jared A. Austin - Greer SC

Assignee:

Fiberweb North America, Inc. - Simpsonville SC

International Classification:

B32B 2714

US Classification:

428198

Abstract:

The invention is directed to a composite nonwoven fabric comprising first and second nonwoven webs of spunbonded substantially continuous thermoplastic filaments, and a nonwoven hydrophobic microporous web of thermoplastic meltblown microfibers sandwiched between the first and second nonwoven webs. The filaments of the nonwoven spunbond webs are formed of continuous multiconstituent filaments which include a lower melting gamma radiation stable polyethylene polymer component and one or more higher melting gamma radiation stable polymer constituents, wherein a substantial portion of the surfaces of the multiconstituent filaments consists of the lower melting gamma radiation stable polyethylene constituent. The nonwoven hydrophobic microporous web is formed from a gamma radiation stable polyethylene polymer. The webs are bonded together to form the composite nonwoven fabric by discrete point bonds in which the polyethylene constituent of said multiconstituent filaments and the polyethylene of said third nonwoven web are fused together.

US Patent:

50265873, Jun 25, 1991

Filed:

Oct 13, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/421463

Inventors:

Jared A. Austin - Greer SC
Joseph H. Miller - Menasha WI
Robert F. Hyslop - De Pere WI

Assignee:

The James River Corporation - Richmond VA

International Classification:

B32B 3300

US Classification:

428 91

Abstract:

A nonwoven fabric having high performance aqueous fluid retention and wiping characteristics and a method of producing such fabric. The fabric comprises a reinforcing web of self-bonded continuous filament synthetic fibers having at least one surface with spaced clusters of synthetic staple fibers and short natural fibers generally surrounded by void areas having a concentration of synthetic staple fibers and short natural fibers which is lower than such concentration in the clusters. The desired pattern of clusters may be obtained by hydroentanglement using a coarse apertured forming surface.

Author:

Robert C. Hyslop

ISBN #:

0959837809

Author:

Robert Hyslop

ISBN #:

0644126930

Author:

Robert Hyslop

ISBN #:

0644129573

Author:

Robert Hyslop

ISBN #:

0644245972

Author:

Robert Hyslop

ISBN #:

0725601043