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Byron N Cantrell

from Beaverton, AL
Age ~66
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Also known as:
Byron Neal Cantrell, Bryon N Cantrell, Barron Cantrell, Byron Cantrell Neal, Bryan A Cantrell
Phone and address:
33735 County Road 49, Beaverton, AL 35544
(205) 698-8749
Related to:
Timothy E Pless, 58Cortney Cantrell, 31Edral Cantrell, 92Heith O Cantrell, 41Tammy R Pless, 58Stormy Dawn Lawrence, 33Crystal L Cantrell, 61
Connected to:
Archie CantrellAshlee A Cantrell, 35Caleen D Cantrell, 52Corbett R Cantrell, 97Darren C Cantrell, 30Dennis Cantrel, 51Dw Cantrell, 102Eddie CantrelEllie J CantrellEvelyn B Cantrell, 53

Byron Cantrell Phones & Addresses

  • 33735 County Road 49, Beaverton, AL 35544 (205) 698-8749
  • Sulligent, AL

Work

Company: Lowe's Feb 2013 Position: Loader

Education

School / High School: bevill state community college- Hamilton, AL 2009 Specialities: none in liberal arts

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Byron Cantrell Florence, AL

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Work:
Lowe's

Feb 2013 to 2000
loader
Lowe's
Florence, AL
Apr 2012 to Feb 2013
CSA
Education:
bevill state community college
Hamilton, AL
2009 to 2011
none in liberal arts
Hamilton high school
Hamilton, AL
2005 to 2009

Publications

Us Patents

Modular Radiant Heater Units For Use In Grills Having Edge Heat Weighting

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US Patent:
6518549, Feb 11, 2003
Filed:
Nov 9, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/710324
Inventors:
Christopher R. Taylor - Columbus MS, 39702
Simon P. Griffiths - Hampton Hargate Peterborough PE7 8AW, GB
Philip Wayne Hunnicutt - Winfield AL, 35594
Byron Neal Cantrell - Beaverton AL, 35544
International Classification:
H05B 368
US Classification:
2194501, 2194601
Abstract:
The present invention provides a modular heating unit for a grill. The grill has a grill plate supported on a support base. The grill plate has a bottom surface and a top surface. The modular heating unit is mounted to the bottom surface of the grill plate and has at least four side edges. The modular heating unit has a pan, an insulation layer and a heating element. The pan has a generally flat base and a circumferential sidewall. The insulation layer has an insulation base and a circumferential sidewall. The heating element is supported on the insulation base to heat the grill plate and is positioned in a spaced apart relationship to the bottom surface of the grill plate. The modular heating unit is divided into a center section and two side sections. The side sections are adjacent to two side edges of the modular heating unit. The heating element is contoured to provide more heat to at least one of the side sections than the center section of the heating unit.

Modular Radiant Heating Unit Having A Thermally Insulating Gasket And Methods Of Assembling Same

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US Patent:
20010035405, Nov 1, 2001
Filed:
Mar 13, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/804827
Inventors:
Subhash Deo - Northport AL, US
Jeffrey Bates - Starkville MS, US
Byron Cantrell - Beaverton AL, US
Christopher Taylor - Columbus MS, US
International Classification:
H05B003/74
US Classification:
219/460100, 219/452120, 219/456100
Abstract:
A modular radiant heating unit adapted for installation into a cooktop or the like. In one embodiment, the heating unit comprises an open-topped pan having a bottom and circumferential sidewall defining a flanged upper rim. A thermally insulating support element disposed in the bottom of the pan, and a radiant heating element is disposed in a pattern on the support element. An insulation ring is extends around and adjacent to the inner surface of the circumferential sidewall of the pan. A thermally insulating washer-like gasket is disposed atop the insulation ring and the flanged upper rim of the pan. A glass-ceramic cover plate is disposed atop the gasket, such that the gasket enhances the seal between the plate and the pan. The present invention also includes methods of assembling a modular radiant heating unit having such a gasket.

Staple For Holding Heating Element In Place

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US Patent:
20020053564, May 9, 2002
Filed:
May 11, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/853309
Inventors:
Christopher Taylor - Columbus MS, US
Philip Hunnicutt - Winfield AL, US
Byron Cantrell - Beaverton AL, US
International Classification:
H05B003/68
US Classification:
219/461100, 219/460100, 219/462100, 338/284000
Abstract:
The present invention provides a staple for a heating unit. In one embodiment, the heating unit has a base, a first insulation layer, a second insulation layer, and a heating element. The first insulation layer has a top surface and a bottom surface. The heating element rests on the top surface of the first insulation layer. The staple includes a base and a plurality of legs. The base is capable of straddling a portion of the heating element. At least one of the plurality of legs is capable of extending through the top and bottom surfaces of the first insulation layer. A portion of the leg extending through the bottom surface of the first insulation layer is capable of being rolled to form a foot. The second insulation layer is located between the bottom surface of the first insulation layer and the base. In another embodiment, the present invention includes a staple for a heating unit having an insulation layer and a heating element. The heating element rests on the top surface of the insulation layer. The staple includes a base, a leg and a barb. The base is capable of straddling a portion of the heating element. The leg extends from the base and the barb is attached to the extended leg. The barb and a portion of the extended leg are capable of extending through the top surface of the insulation layer and retaining the heating element on the top surface of the insulation layer during repeated temperature cycles of the heating element.
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