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Inventor: Adem Chich


Address: Kearny, NJ
No. of patents: 10
Last patent issue date: 04/17/2012

NumberTitleIssue Date
8157628Baffled roll vent
A baffled roll vent for covering the ridge slot of a roof for allowing ventilation from the space of a building below the ridge slot, the baffled roll vent having a first vent section having a male part and a second vent section having a female part, wherein the mal...
04/17/2012
7597779Shake mechanism for glass mat production line
A shake mechanism is provided for shaking a breast roll at the wet end of a conventional glass mat machine. A method of producing a glass fiber mat is provided, the method involving combining glass fibers with a dispersant medium to form an aqueous slurry, and shaki...
10/06/2009
7537518Baffled roll vent
A baffled roll vent for covering the ridge slot of a roof for allowing ventilation from the space of a building below the ridge slot, the baffled roll vent comprising a unitary panel defined by a length and a width, said width terminating at discrete louver portions...
05/26/2009
7082724Packaging of tabbed composite shingles having a backer strip containing uniform, identically spaced, vertical projections on its top edge
This invention relates to back-to-back inverse packaging of a pair of tabbed, composite roofing shingles consisting of (a) a top sheet having a lower butt portion divided into spaced tabs and an upper undivided headlap portion carrying a horizontal band of nailing i...
08/01/2006
7066371Nail gun depth control spacer
A nail gun and depth control spacer assembly for ejecting nails into a substrate which contains two or more layers of roofing materials one of which is a compressible fibrous layer. The nails penetrate the substrate but are prevented by the depth control spacer from...
06/27/2006
6942135Nail gun depth control spacer
A nail gun and depth control spacer assembly for ejecting nails into a substrate which contains two or more layers of roofing materials one of which is a compressible fibrous layer. The nails penetrate the substrate but are prevented by the depth control spacer from...
09/13/2005
6776322Nail gun depth control spacer
A nail gun and depth control spacer assembly for ejecting nails into a substrate which contains two or more layers of roofing materials one of which is a compressible fibrous layer. The nails penetrate the substrate but are prevented by the depth control spacer from...
08/17/2004
6083592Self-sealing shingle adhesive load relief
This invention relates to a self-sealing roofing member which is a shingle or siding carrying adhesive in a horizontal area extending from the leading side edge to the rear side edge of one surface of the member, the opposite surface of said member having...
07/04/2000
5011726Low temperature sealing adhesive composition
An adhesive composition for roofing such as shingles is disclosed which is composed of a hard asphaltic bitumen fraction having a penetration number at 77° F. of from 0 to 30 dmm and a softening point of from about 150° to 220° F. and an elastomeric co...
04/30/1991
4923913Low temperature sealing adhesive composition
An adhesive composition for roofing such as shingles is disclosed which is composed of a hard asphaltic bitumen fraction having a penetration number at 77° F. of from 0 to 30 dmm and a softening point of from about 150° to 220° F. and an elastomeric co...
05/08/1990
 
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