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Thomas A Sandin, 7212422 Poplar Rd, Auburn, CA 95602

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12422 Poplar Rd, Auburn, CA 95602    415-5153804   

Tahoe Vista, CA   

819 Redwood Ave, Redwood City, CA 94061    650-3643577   

1504 Gordon St, Redwood City, CA 94061    650-3643577   

807 Bain Pl, Redwood City, CA 94062    650-3643577    650-3664974    650-3678923   

Belmont, CA   

807 Bain Pl, Redwood City, CA 94062    650-2990782   

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Work

Company: Morgan advanced materials Mar 2008 to Jul 2017 Position: Product manager

Education

School / High School: College of San Mateo 1973 to 1975

Skills

Engineering • Materials Science • Continuous Improvement • Brazing • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Heat Treatment • Six Sigma • Process Improvement • Product Development • Metals • Engineering Management • Value Stream Mapping • Lean Manufacturing • Strategic Planning • R&D • Manufacturing • Product Management • Manufacturing Engineering • Process Engineering • Root Cause Analysis • Materials

Industries

Glass, Ceramics, & Concrete

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Thomas Sandin

Location:
Auburn, CA
Industry:
Glass, Ceramics, & Concrete
Work:
Morgan Advanced Materials Mar 2008 - Jul 2017
Product Manager
Bodycote May 2005 - Dec 2007
General Manager
Thomas Sandin Consulting Mar 2002 - Apr 2005
Consultant
Praxair Surface Technologies May 1976 - Feb 2002
New Product Development Manager
Pyromet Industries 1977 - 2001
Manager
Education:
College of San Mateo 1973 - 1975
Skills:
Engineering, Materials Science, Continuous Improvement, Brazing, Cross Functional Team Leadership, Heat Treatment, Six Sigma, Process Improvement, Product Development, Metals, Engineering Management, Value Stream Mapping, Lean Manufacturing, Strategic Planning, R&D, Manufacturing, Product Management, Manufacturing Engineering, Process Engineering, Root Cause Analysis, Materials

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Method Of Joining Ceramic Or Graphite To Metal With An Alloy Having High Nickel Or Cobalt Content, Alloys For Joining The Same, And Products Formed Therewith

US Patent:
6877651, Apr 12, 2005
Filed:
Dec 2, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/307317
Inventors:
Thomas A. Sandin - Redwood City CA, US
International Classification:
B23K031/02
US Classification:
2281221, 228121, 2281241, 2281245
Abstract:
A brazed product has a metal substrate, a ceramic or graphite substrate, and a brazing alloy containing one of a high nickel content and cobalt content joining the ceramic or graphite substrate to the metal substrate. A method of joining these materials include providing a metal layer coating of titanium or nickel on the surface of the ceramic or graphite substrate to be joined or using a high nickel content or high cobalt content and containing titanium. The brazing alloy contains a high nickel content 70-95% by weight, or a high cobalt content between 45-55% by weight. This brazing alloy can contain titanium in the range between 0. 5-5% by weight.

Method For Brazing Components Using A Ni-Au-P Ternary Brazing Alloy, The Assembly So Produced And The Ternary Alloy

US Patent:
2004022, Nov 18, 2004
Filed:
May 16, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/438985
Inventors:
Thomas Sandin - Redwood City CA, US
International Classification:
B22F001/00
B32B015/00
US Classification:
428/570000, 428/615000, 428/617000
Abstract:
A method for using a novel ternary nickel-gold-phosphorus brazing alloy for joining nickel-based components together and the assembly so formed.

Brazeable Zirconia Ceramics, Methods Of Brazing Zirconia Ceramics, And Brazed Zirconia Ceramics

US Patent:
2019003, Jan 31, 2019
Filed:
Jan 26, 2017
Appl. No.:
16/071672
Inventors:
- Hayward CA, US
Thomas Sandin - Redwood City CA, US
International Classification:
C04B 37/02
C04B 37/00
B23K 1/00
Abstract:
A method of brazing a sintered zirconia ceramic body, comprises: providing a sintered zirconia ceramic body having a surface; chemically reducing the sintered zirconia ceramic body in whole or in part to form a reduced surface to the sintered zirconia ceramic body; applying a brazing material to at least part of the reduced surface to form an assembly comprising said brazing material and sintered zirconia ceramic body; heating said assembly to a temperature sufficient to at least partially melt the brazing material such that the brazing material wets the reduced surface; and cooling the assembly to solidify the brazing material.

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