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Scott F Boos

from Tampa, FL
Age ~58
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Related to:
Danell Boos, 50Michael Todd Boos, 61Heidi J Boos, 46Stephen B Elliott, 65Bobby E ElliottRebecca A Elliott, 64Reinaldo Alvarez, 72
Connected to:
Chad A Boos, 52Helen A Boos, 59Kristi A Boos, 55Kylie K Boos, 38Raymond R Boos, 90Steven K Boos, 55Tom J BoosWerner K Boos, 79Mike Boosalis, 70Austin N Boose, 36

Scott Boos Phones & Addresses

  • 312 Blanca Ave, Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 253-6092
  • Temple Terrace, FL
  • Longboat Key, FL
  • Manasota, FL
  • 312 Blanca Ave, Tampa, FL 33606

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President

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Location:
Tampa, FL
Industry:
Industrial Automation
Work:
Blasters Ready Jet
President
Blasters
President
Education:
Florida State University
Bachelors, Economics
Skills:
Management
Leadership
Negotiation
Heavy Equipment
Customer Service
Strategic Planning
Project Management
Sales
Sales Management
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President

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Location:
7813 Professional Pl, Tampa, FL 33637
Industry:
Machinery
Work:
Ready Jet
President
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Location:
Tampa, FL
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Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Scott F Boos
President
HYDRO CONSULTING INC
312 Blanca Ave, Tampa, FL 33606
660 Dream Is Rd, Longboat Key, FL 34228
Scott F. Boos
Manager
Blasters, LLC
7815 Professional Pl, Tampa, FL 33637
Scott F. Boos
Manager
Blasters Technologies, LLC
7815 Professional Pl, Tampa, FL 33637
7813 Professional Pl, Tampa, FL 33637
Scott F. Boos
President, Secretary
Blasters Ready Jet, Inc
Mfg Construction Machinery
7815 Professional Pl, Tampa, FL 33637
(813) 985-4500
Scott F. Boos
Financial Executive
Blasters, Inc
Trade Contractor Whol Service Establishment Equipment
7813 Prfeflional Pl, Tampa, FL 33637
7813 Prof Pl, Tampa, FL 33637
(813) 985-4500
Scott F. Boos
Chief Executive Officer, President
Betonzal Service
Services-Misc
5017 W Laurel St, Tampa, FL 33607
Scott F. Boos
President
Lift-All, Inc
7815 Professional Pl, Tampa, FL 33637
Scott F. Boos
President, Vice President
Blasters Hydro Technologies, Inc
7815 Professional Pl, Tampa, FL 33637

Publications

Us Patents

Apparatus For Resurfacing Concrete

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US Patent:
7556319, Jul 7, 2009
Filed:
Mar 20, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/688623
Inventors:
Fredrick A. Boos - Temple Terrace FL, US
Scott F. Boos - Tampa FL, US
Assignee:
Blasters Technologies, LLC - Tampa FL
International Classification:
E01C 23/12
US Classification:
299 17
Abstract:
Concrete on a vertical wall is removed for resurfacing in the substantial absence of microfracturing by a crawler apparatus that is lowered from the top of the wall to the bottom by remote control. The crawler is raised and lowered by cables that are reeled in or out depending upon the direction of rotation of the output shaft of a motor. A rotating nozzle blasts a focused stream of very high-pressure water against the concrete to be removed. The nozzle is carried back and forth along the breadth of the crawler as the crawler descends the face of the concrete wall so that a vertical strip of concrete substantially equal in width to the width of the crawler is removed. The crawler is then returned to the top of the wall and moved laterally to begin removal of the next vertical strip of concrete.

Apparatus For Coating And Deposit Removal Inside Large Diameter Tubes

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US Patent:
7610924, Nov 3, 2009
Filed:
Apr 13, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/279687
Inventors:
Frederick A. Boos - Temple Terrace FL, US
Scott F. Boos - Tampa FL, US
Michael W. Charo - Lithia FL, US
Assignee:
Blasters Technologies, LLC - Tampa FL
International Classification:
B08B 9/027
B08B 3/02
US Classification:
134167C, 134169 C, 15304, 1510405
Abstract:
An apparatus for cleaning the interior sidewall of a large diameter tube includes a centrally-apertured circular brush plate adapted to fit within a lumen of the tube. A fluid conduit is mounted in the aperture so that an upper part of the fluid conduit is positioned above a plane of the circular brush plate and a lower part is positioned below the plane. A nozzle assembly is disposed in radial relation to the lower part of the fluid conduit. A hose provides fluid communication between a remote source of water under pressure and the fluid conduit. The circular brush plate is inserted into the lumen of the tube and is gradually advanced through the tube. The nozzle assembly is rotated about an axis defined by the fluid conduit as the circular brush plate is advanced through the tube so that water under pressure cleans the interior sidewall of the tube.

Control System For Machine That Cleans Drums Of Ready Mixed Concrete Trucks

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US Patent:
8301306, Oct 30, 2012
Filed:
Jul 20, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/839781
Inventors:
Frederick A. Boos - Temple Terrace FL, US
Scott F. Boos - Tampa FL, US
William D. Kerr - Riverivew FL, US
Assignee:
Blasters, LLC - Tampa FL
International Classification:
G05B 15/00
B08B 1/00
B08B 7/04
B08B 3/00
US Classification:
700280, 134 14, 134 18, 134 34
Abstract:
A control apparatus for an apparatus that cleans the drum of a ready mixed concrete truck includes a CAN-bus control system that includes a nozzle lance position encoder, a boom position encoder, a human-machine interface, a programmable logic controller, and monitors for an engine, hydraulic valves, and pressure sensors. The nozzle lance position encoder includes a rotary encoder, a bi-directional motor, a nozzle lance including a nozzle adapted to discharge water under high pressure, and a swivel assembly to which the nozzle lance is mounted for reciprocating motion. The programmable logic controller enables an operator to control the range of oscillation of the nozzle lance by inputting a desired range of oscillation into the programmable logic controller. An operator can also control extension and retraction of an elongate boom by inputting a desired rate of extension and retraction into the programmable logic controller.

Vacuum Debris Collection Box Having Sloped Debris Chute

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US Patent:
8510905, Aug 20, 2013
Filed:
Jul 23, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/842533
Inventors:
Scott F. Boos - Tampa FL, US
Ian Ellman Brown - Valrico FL, US
Assignee:
Blasters Technologies, LLC - Tampa FL
International Classification:
A47L 9/00
US Classification:
153401, 15347
Abstract:
A vacuum box in fluid communication with a tractor that removes coatings from surfaces. The vacuum box includes a vacuum inlet in fluid communication with a source of negative pressure and a debris inlet in fluid communication with the tractor so that debris is drawn into and collected within a hollow interior of the vacuum box. A water outlet provides a drain for water that collects within the vacuum box. A sloped false bottom wall is disposed within the hollow interior so that debris collects atop it. The vacuum box is emptied by draining water from it, followed by opening a door formed in the vacuum box at the lower end of the sloped false bottom wall so that the collected debris slides down the false bottom wall and out the door into a debris receptacle.

Removal Of Residual Concrete From Ready Mixed Concrete Drums

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US Patent:
20070079852, Apr 12, 2007
Filed:
Sep 27, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/535790
Inventors:
Frederick Boos - Temple Terrace FL, US
Scott Boos - Tampa FL, US
Michael Charo - Lithia FL, US
Assignee:
BLASTERS, INC. - Tampa FL
International Classification:
B08B 9/00
B08B 3/12
US Classification:
13416600R, 13416700R, 134172000
Abstract:
Residual concrete in the drum of a ready mixed concrete truck is removed by high-pressure water. A nozzle is mounted on the leading end of a torpedo-shaped nozzle housing that is hingedly mounted to an elongate boom. The boom enters the mouth of the drum at an angle that matches the angle of the drum. The hinge allows the nozzle housing to pivot with respect to the elongate boom so that the nozzle is close to the residual concrete. The boom is retracted toward the mouth with the drum rotating in the mix direction and the nozzle oscillating so that it cuts through a swath of concrete. As the boom retracts, the torpedo-shaped nozzle housing maintains the nozzle close to the residual concrete on the drum and both sides of the helical fins. The nozzle sweeps an arc from about eighty to one hundred twenty degrees as it oscillates.
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Scott F Boos from Tampa, FL, age ~58 Get Report