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John George Helmstetter, 64131 Truman Dr, Brick, NJ 08724

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John G Helmstetter John H Helmstetter John S Helmstetter John G Helmsetter Sandra L Helmstetter Jack Helmstetter Jo Helmstetter Joh Helmstetter Jac Helmstetter
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John Helmstetter Phones & Addresses

131 Truman Dr, Brick, NJ 08724    732-5439844   

82 Pineland Rd, Brick, NJ 08724   

Toms River, NJ   

Point Pleasant Boro, NJ   

321 Grant Ave, Seaside Heights, NJ 08751   

Tuckerton, NJ   

Daytona Beach, FL   

Cumberland, MD   

Ocean, NJ   

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John J Helmstetter

Address:
Seaside Heights, NJ
Licenses:
License #: 34EI00719200 - Expired
Category: Electrical Contractors
Issued Date: Jan 8, 1983
Expiration Date: Mar 31, 2012
Type: Electrical Contractor

John J Helmstetter

Address:
Seaside Heights, NJ
Licenses:
License #: 34EI00719200 - Expired
Category: Electrical Contractors
Issued Date: Jan 8, 1983
Expiration Date: Mar 31, 2012
Type: Electrical Contractor

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Mixture For The Preparation Of Building Materials

US Patent:
4994113, Feb 19, 1991
Filed:
Feb 6, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/480488
Inventors:
John G. Helmstetter - Brick NJ
Assignee:
Core-Guard Industries, Inc. - Lavalette NJ
International Classification:
C04B 1204
C04B 1602
C04B 1824
US Classification:
106618
Abstract:
A mixture of waste, essentially cellulosic material and a fire proofing solution can be used to make building materials with exceptional qualities. These qualities include fire proofing, vermin proofing, water proofing and excellent insulative values, for example. Additionally, this process represents an excellent method for recycle of these waste materials. A sheetrock-like or wall-board material can be made therefrom, one which can be nailed, screwed, drilled and fastened without causing serious damage to the surface or the element itself.

Method To Repair A Chair Rung

US Patent:
5107578, Apr 28, 1992
Filed:
Apr 29, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/692625
Inventors:
John G. Helmstetter - Brick NJ
Assignee:
Core Guard Industries, Inc. - Lavallette NJ
International Classification:
B23P 704
US Classification:
2940206
Abstract:
A novel chair rung repair kit and method to repair a broken chair rung is described. Normally, after a period of time, chair rungs tend to dry out, especially those made from wood. By drilling a small, tapered hole in the longitudinal end of the broken rung, and by inserting a small, tapered and barbed element therein, the rung can be expanded to its normal size and thus repair can be accomplished quickly and easily. The repair is then permanent.

Fireproofing Of Building Materials

US Patent:
4886548, Dec 12, 1989
Filed:
Apr 14, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/337941
Inventors:
John G. Helmstetter - Brick NJ
Assignee:
Core-Guard Industries, Inc. - Asbury Park NJ
International Classification:
C09D 516
C09D 102
US Classification:
106 1812
Abstract:
A novel and stable coating solution for fireproofing building materials is described. This solution is easy to apply and will reduce the propensity of burnable materials to sustain combustion. Alternatively, the solution may be used as a part of the solution used to cast paper on the surface of paper containing wallboard and the like. The solution finds particular use in fireproofing of wall boards and the like.

Coating Composition To Prevent Corrosion On Metals

US Patent:
4935058, Jun 19, 1990
Filed:
Apr 14, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/337942
Inventors:
John G. Helmstetter - Brick NJ
Assignee:
Core-Guard Industries, Inc. - Laualette NJ
International Classification:
C04B 902
C23F 1100
C23C 2248
C23C 2250
US Classification:
106 1411
Abstract:
A novel, metal protective solution is described. This solution of two parts, the first part being a mixture of one aqueous potassium silicate and two aqueous sodium silicate solutions and the second part comprising approximately equal amounts of acetic acid, zinc oxide, copper sulfate, clay and sodium bicarbonate, is stable, relatively inert and has a long shelf-life. It may be applied to metal surfaces to prevent corrosion and rust from forming thereon.

Possible Relatives

Daniel Helmstetter  Elaine Helmstetter  Eric J Helmstetter  George J Helmstetter  Jessica Helmstetter  Mark D Helmstetter  Michael A Helmstetter  John M Johnson  John Stamps  John R Stan 

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