Raymond J Lambert

Author:

Raymond D. Lambert

ISBN #:

2763772986

Address:

18 Monticello Dr, Paxton, MA 01612

Phone:

508 753-6942

VIN:

5J6TF3H54CL002652

Make:

HONDA

Model:

CROSSTOUR

Year:

2012

US Patent:

56285612, May 13, 1997

Filed:

Apr 2, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/627689

Inventors:

Raymond E. Lambert - Cataumet MA

International Classification:

B01F 1502

US Classification:

366136

Abstract:

A continuous particle treating system (10) is shown having an elongated treatment chamber (12) with a slurry supply network (14) connected to the inlet end (12a) of the chamber and an outlet network (16) connected to the outlet end (12b) of the chamber. The supply network includes a loading chamber (24) coupled to a slurry container (18) forming a main circulation loop and a by-pass conduit (32) connected in parallel with the loading chamber forming a by-pass loop with the slurry container. High pressure liquid (36) is used to pressurize the treatment chamber (12) and at selected times during an operational cycle, the loading chamber (24). A plurality of valves (V1-V7) are interconnected and sequenced to maintain slurry circulation at all times and to intermittently separate the loading chanter (24) from the circulation path and to pass on the slurry in the loading chamber into the treatment chamber (12). The outlet network (16) includes an unloading chamber (40) and a plurality of valves (V8-V10) to remove treated material from treatment chamber (12) and, if desired, to further treat such material at high pressure and/or high temperature before releasing the material to a collection site at atmospheric pressure. The treatment chamber is provided with heating means (46) and stirring means (48).

US Patent:

41903331, Feb 26, 1980

Filed:

Jan 16, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/869636

Inventors:

Raymond E. Lambert - North Attleboro MA

Assignee:

Lambert Anodizing Co. Inc. - Attleboro MA

International Classification:

G02C 108
G02C 514
G02C 522
G02C 512

US Classification:

351 95

Abstract:

A metallic spectacle frame having each of its eyes split to accomodate a lens is provided with hinge assemblies each of which including a T-bar member that extends through the frame to the front side thereof. The portion of the T-bar member disposed on the front side of the frame forms a plaque which adds structural support to the frame as well as conceals the slit in the frame. The plaque extends around the side of the frame and abuts against a temple. A slot formed in the bridge of the frame is adapted to receive a nose pad assembly which is retained by a set screw extending into the frame from the back side thereof. A pair of notches are formed adjacent the slot to receive respective posts of the nose pad assembly to ensure proper orientation of the assembly. The nose pad assembly may comprise a rocker arm with individual nose pads, a single piece saddle bridge or some variant thereof.

US Patent:

56224419, Apr 22, 1997

Filed:

Jun 19, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/492246

Inventors:

Raymond E. Lambert - Cataumet MA

International Classification:

B43K 700
B43K 712

US Classification:

401209

Abstract:

A high quality writing instrument (100) has a special tip member (108) in one embodiment adapted to protect the distal end of the outer shell (102) from damage while allowing the shell to extend essentially all the way to the writing tip end of the instrument. An intermediate bushing 116 removably locks the tip member and threadingly is received in the retraction/protraction mechanism (14). In a second embodiment (130) the outer shell (132) is formed with a thicker wall portion adjacent the writing tip end so that a thread (136) can be formed in the bore. A bushing (140) has an end which is threaded into the bore of the shell with the distal ends of the shell (130) and the bushing (140) being flush and with the bushing (140) protecting the writing tip end from damage. The outer shell (102, 132) of both embodiments can be pierced in a selected pattern showing the outer surface of an inner shell (122, 150) spaced therefrom. In another embodiment a rigid clip member (166) is biased against the body of a writing instrument (160) by means of a force exerted by a discrete spring element (194) received in a cavity (192) of a bushing (176).

US Patent:

58366857, Nov 17, 1998

Filed:

Feb 4, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/801507

Inventors:

Raymond E. Lambert - Cataumet MA

International Classification:

B01F 1502

US Classification:

366136

Abstract:

A continuous particle treating system (10) is shown having an elongated treatment chamber (12) with a slurry supply network (14) connected to the inlet end (12a) of the chamber and an outlet network (16) connected to the outlet end (12b) of the chamber. The supply network includes a loading char (24) coupled to a slurry container (18) forming a main circulation loop and a by-pass conduit (32) connected in parallel with the loading chamber forming a by-pass loop with the slurry container. High pressure liquid (36) is used to pressurize the treatment (12) and at selected times during an operational cycle, the loading chamber (24). A plurality of valves (V1-V7) are interconnected and sequenced to maintain slurry circulation at all times and to intermittently separate the loading chamber (24) from the circulation path and to pass on the slurry in the loading chamber into the treatment chamber (12). She outlet network (16) includes an unloading chamber (40) and a plurality of valves (V8-V10) to remove treated material from treatment chamber (12) and, if desired, to further treat such material at high pressure and/or high temperature before releasing the material to a collection site at atmospheric pressure. The treatment chamber is heated (46) and stirred (48).

US Patent:

39414612, Mar 2, 1976

Filed:

Sep 3, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/502343

Inventors:

Raymond E. Lambert - North Attleboro MA

Assignee:

Lambert Anodizing Co., Inc. - Attleboro MA

International Classification:

G02C 108
G02C 522

US Classification:

351 95

Abstract:

A lens frame is split to afford mounting of the lens therein and a front hinge is attached to the split ends for mounting the temple. A pin aligns the split ends of the frame and the front hinge parts which affords numerous advantages of strength as well as alignment.