US Patent 9746289 Internally reinforced rolling door slat
Patent 9746289 was granted and assigned to Lawrence Roll Up Doors, Inc. on August, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A rolling door slat designed to deflect, redirect or absorb severe force is disclosed. The present invention utilizes a double slat design with layered joints, and an open volume enclosing a reinforced core. The reinforced core of the present invention consists of either a solid block of dense, protective material, or layers of material. The layers of material serve to both deflect and absorb impact and blast force, resist vertical force, as well as provide more traditional rolling door functions such as fire resistance or sound and heat insulation.
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Paul Freberg0
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Steven Hahn0
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US Patent 09746289 Internally reinforced rolling door slat US Patent 9746289 Internally reinforced rolling door slat
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097462890
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97462890
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August 29, 2017
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146153240
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August 29, 2017
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