George L Lundberg, 859 Rolling Ridge Dr, Long Valley, NJ 07853

5348990, Sep 20, 1994

Mar 2, 1993

8/025205

Lakshaman M. Walpita - Bedminister NJ
James B. Stamatoff - Westfield NJ
George Lundberg - Long Valley NJ

Hoechst Celanese Corp. - Somerville NJ

C08J 932

523219

A low dielectric material made of a liquid crystal polymer, polytetrafluoroethylene, and hollow glass spheres. This material is a relatively low cost, low dielectric blend having good physical strength and chemical and temperature resistance.

5541240, Jul 30, 1996

Mar 15, 1994

8/213207

Subhash Makhija - Westfield NJ
George L. Lundberg - Long Valley NJ
James B. Stamatoff - Westfield NJ

Hoechst Celanese Corp. - Somerville NJ

C08L 6700

523351

Blends of thermotropic liquid crystalline polymers and isotropic melt-processable polymers are made by extruding a molten stream of either a thermotropic liquid crystalline polymer or an isotropic polymer through a heated mixing zone and feeding the other of the two polymers into the stream of the first polymer in the mixing zone. The polymers are mixed under shearing conditions for a time sufficient to yield a uniform blend. Blends made according to this method exhibit improved properties in comparison with blends obtained by feeding the two polymers simultaneously into a heated mixing zone.

4152909, May 8, 1979

Jun 6, 1977

5/803796

George A. Lundberg - Kinnelon NJ

E. J. Brooks Company - Newark NJ

E05B 6736

70 34

A lock for a railroad switch or the like, which comprises a housing providing a socket at one end and an elongated shackle having an enlargement on one end and a recess on the other end for cooperating with locking balls in the housing socket to be received in locking engagement therein, in which the operating means for the locking balls in the housing is a rotatable member having an enlarged head disposed in a recess at the end of the housing opposite the socket end, the interior of said recess being cylindrical, the periphery of the enlarged head being sufficiently out of round to enable it to be rotated by a tool having a suitably shaped recess, yet not sufficiently out of round to be readily apparent from visual observation.

5524945, Jun 11, 1996

Apr 6, 1994

8/221590

George Georgopoulos - Pine Brook NJ
George A. Lundberg - Kinnelon NJ
Louis J. Mattos - Carteret NJ

E. J. Brooks Company - Newark NJ

B65D 6300

292307A

A one piece molded thermoplastic, preferably polypropylene, high security seal for coin bags has a locking socket body from which a flag extends on one side and a rectangular flat elongated shackle extends on the opposite side via an intermediate flat member which has a tear band there across for selectively separating the member into two pieces to facilitate removal of the locked seal. The shackle has several locking circular segment teeth in two parallel linear arrays on opposite edges of the shackle adjacent to a tamper resistant flange at the member end. A locking sheet metal stamped insert has two sets of tangs defining two spaced tooth receiving openings in a socket locking cavity aligned with shackle receiving openings in the body. The body receives the insert transverse to the shackle insertion direction through a cavity side wall later sealed with a flap formed in the seal body. The locked shackle precludes removal of the insert should the side wall seal be tampered with.

4193276, Mar 18, 1980

Sep 13, 1978

5/941913

George A. Lundberg - Kinnelon NJ

E. J. Brooks Company - Newark NJ

E05B 6736

70 34

A lock for a railroad switch or the like, which comprises a housing having a socket at one end and an elongated shackle having an enlargement on one end and a recess on the other end for cooperating with locking members in the housing so as to be received in locking engagement therein. The operating member for the locking member is a rotatable and axially movable plunger. Springs are provided to bias the plunger in rotation to the locking position and forwardly. Pin and groove guide means is provided to maintain the plunger in the unlocking position and to allow the plunger to rotate to the locking position when the plunger is moved axially by insertion of the end of the shackle into the housing.

5533767, Jul 9, 1996

Dec 16, 1994

8/357873

George Georgopoulos - Pine Brook NJ
George A. Lundberg - Kinnelon NJ

E. J. Brooks Company - Newark NJ

B65D 2730

292320

A molded one piece thermoplastic seal comprises a tab, a socket depending from the tab, a pair of links extending from the tab and a locking member secured to the other end of the links. A tether is secured at opposite ends to the locking member with one of the tether ends weakened. The locking member comprises a pair of resiliently secured tangs attached to a cross-member in which there are a pair of opposing grooves and a transverse hole for receiving the tether. The recesses and hole are inserted within the cavity of the socket with the tether free end inserted so as to lock the tether within the recesses and hole. The tether includes a plurality of projections, one projecting from the tether on each side of the locking member so that when the tether is locked to the locking member in the socket the tether cannot be removed. In a further embodiment, two locking members each having a pair of locking tangs are attached to a strap in tandem. The socket member includes a pair of uniquely identified socket cavities keyed so that only one cavity can receive the lead locking member.

2020010, Apr 2, 2020

Dec 2, 2019

16/699775

- Angola IN, US
Donald Ruth - Newton NJ, US
George Lundberg - Pompton Plains NJ, US
Richard Dreisbach - Lafayette NJ, US

G09F 3/03
E05B 39/00
E05B 39/02

An electronic security bolt seal for locking a hasp includes an electronic module that has a circuit board disposed at an interior cavity of a housing. The housing includes apertures aligned with each other, such that a bolt is configured to be inserted through the apertures and through the interior cavity to engage the circuit board and complete an electronics circuit. When the bolt is inserted through the apertures of the housing, a locking device engages a tip region of the bolt that protrudes from the housing to secure the electronic module to the bolt. Responsive to a determination of breaking the electronics circuit, the circuit board is operable to generate a seal tamper signal. The locking element can be unlocked by a user to disengage the locking device from the bolt to permit the bolt to be removed from the electronic module and disengaged from the hasp.

2017003, Feb 2, 2017

Oct 12, 2016

15/291705

- Angola IN, US
Donald Ruth - Newton NJ, US
George Lundberg - Pompton Plains NJ, US
Richard Dreisbach - Lafayette NJ, US

G09F 3/03
E05B 39/02
E05B 39/00

An electronic security bolt seal for locking a hasp includes an electronic module that has a circuit board disposed at an interior cavity of a housing. The housing includes apertures aligned with each other, such that a bolt is configured to be inserted through the apertures and through the interior cavity to engage the circuit board and complete an electronics circuit. When the bolt is inserted through the apertures of the housing, a locking device engages a tip region of the bolt that protrudes from the housing to secure the electronic module to the bolt. Responsive to a determination of breaking the electronics circuit, the circuit board is operable to generate a seal tamper signal. The locking element can be unlocked by a user to disengage the locking device from the bolt to permit the bolt to be removed from the electronic module and disengaged from the hasp.