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This file is a technology capabilities inventory for the Bolstering Underutilized Industry by Leveraging Technology Transfer (BUILTT) pilot program, listing 25 patented technologies available for manufacturing by qualified small and medium-sized businesses. The technologies span multiple industrial sectors including optical instrumentation, materials science, advanced manufacturing, sensing systems, and specialized equipment. Key technologies include fisheye optical probes for shock physics experiments, streak cameras for high-speed imaging, planar vessel mixing systems with brushless drives, collapsible gaskets, electronics modules with integrated raceways, lap shear bonding fixtures, glass-sealed electrical connectors, hardface coating systems incorporating titanium monoboride, wear-resistant composite structures, fluid level and conductivity sensors for molten salt reactors, specialized solvents for urethane adhesive removal, metal chloride production systems, carbon nanotube-enhanced composites (HexBilt), curved vacuum cassette assemblies for radiography, passive chemical sensors, infrared debonding methods, aerosol characterization apparatus, blast-resistant vehicle seats, radiation detector arrays, amorphous wire pressure sensors, X-ray beam alignment devices, computed radiography plates, infrared heat treatment furnaces, microstructure control systems (Magnofex), precision cutting tools, and access rate control systems. Each technology entry includes NAICS code classifications ranging from optical instrument manufacturing to metal coating services, along with corresponding U.S. patent numbers and links to patent documentation. The inventory supports DOE and NNSA mission requirements while addressing technologies with limited commercial markets or insufficient production volumes for traditional licensing, enabling government procurement at pre-negotiated fair and reasonable prices.

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Technology/CapabilityDescriptionPatentLinkLink 2NAICS CodeNAICS Industry Name
Fisheye probe NX2Optical probe designs for shock physics experimentsContact for more information and design drawings333314Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing
EG&G Streak CameraStreak camera used for high speed imagingContact for more information and design drawings333316Photographic and Photocopying Equipment Manufacturing
Planar vessel mixing using a brushless drive surrounding the reaction spaceA planar vessel mixing system is disclosed. The mixing system may include a mixing vessel, which may be a filter reactor, with a mixing region for receiving mixing substances, which may be liquid or solid. The vessel may include at least one magnetic stir bar to mix the substances. At least one brushless magnetic drive may be disposed externally around the mixing vessel and may be configured to generate a rotating magnetic field to rotate the magnetic stir bar, thereby mixing the mixing substances. The brushless magnetic drive may be adjustable along a length of the mixing vessel. A filter may be disposed at the bottom of the mixing vessel to filter out byproducts from the mixing. Use of the brushless magnetic drive may enable small-scale mixing (e.g., less than 100 mL) by removing the need for an overhead stirrer.12415167https://patents.google.com/patent/US12415167B1333249Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
Collapsible GasketA collapsible gasket comprises a bottom layer, at least one intermediate layer, and a top layer. The bottom layer is substantially solid and gas tight. The intermediate layer is positioned on the bottom layer and formed to include a plurality of segments and a plurality of channels. The top layer is positioned on the at least one intermediate layer and is substantially solid and gas tight, with a boundary of a gas tight internal chamber formed by the bottom layer, the top layer, and a seal between the bottom layer and the top layer.12486898https://patents.google.com/patent/US12486898B2339991Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing
Electronics module with raceway and submodulesSystems and methods for providing an electronics module including a raceway for mounting submodules and establishing electrical communication with said submodules. The raceway comprises a base structure and a conductive trace formed by a conductive plating process. Connection pads on the raceway are configured to receive connection nodes of the submodules for providing a continuous electrical connection between the raceway and the submodules for electrical communication and power transmission.11924983https://patents.google.com/patent/US11924983B2334418Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing
Lap Shear bonding fixtureA fixture for lap shear bonding a bottom panel to a top panel comprises a bottom tool, a first spacer, a second spacer, and a top tool. The bottom tool has a quadrilateral shape including a top surface, a bottom surface, and four side surfaces and is configured to retain the bottom panel on the top surface. The first spacer is attached to the top surface of the bottom tool adjacent to one edge. The second spacer is attached to the top surface of the bottom tool adjacent to an opposing edge. The top tool has a quadrilateral shape including a top surface, a bottom surface, and four side surfaces and is configured to retain the top panel on the bottom surface. The top tool is further configured to attach to the first spacer and the second spacer such that the top panel contacts the bottom panel.11938711https://patents.google.com/patent/US11938711B2333514Special Die and Tool, Die Set, Jig, and Fixture Manufacturing
Electrical Connectors Including Glass Seals and Methods of FabricationAn electrical connector comprises an outer shell, at least one pin, and an insulating seal. The outer shell includes at least one side wall defining a cavity and having an inner surface. The outer shell is formed from electrically conductive material. The pin is positioned within the cavity and is also formed from electrically conductive material. The insulating seal is configured to provide electrical isolation of the pin and fills the cavity between the inner surface of the side wall and the pin. The insulating seal is formed from glass doped with a transition metal oxide.11909157https://patents.google.com/patent/US11909157B2334417Electronic Connector Manufacturing
Hardface Coating SystemsThe present disclosure relates generally to hardface coating systems and methods for metal alloys and other materials for wear and corrosion resistant applications. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to hardface coatings that include a network of titanium monoboride (TiB) needles or whiskers in a matrix, which are formed from titanium (Ti) and titanium diboride (TiB2) precursors by reactions enabled by the inherent energy provided by the process heat associated with coating deposition and, optionally, coating post-heat treatment. These hardface coatings are pyrophoric, thereby generating further reaction energy internally, and may be applied in a functionally graded manner. The hardface coatings may be deposited in the presence of a number of fluxing agents, beta stabilizers, densification aids, diffusional aids, and multimode particle size distributions to further enhance their performance characteristics.9108276/9982332https://patents.google.com/patent/US9108276B2https://patents.google.com/patent/US9982332B2332812Metal Coating, Engraving, and Allied Services to Manufacturers
Toughened and Corrosion- and Wear- Resistant Composit Structures and Fabrication MethodsComposite structures having a reinforced material intermingled with a substrate wherein the reinforced material includes titanium monoboride, titanium diboride, or a combination thereof.he present disclosure provides a method of making a composite structure that includes (a) heating at least a surface portion of a substrate to a temperature above the melting point of the substrate; (b) disposing a precursor material comprising titanium and a boron source on the surface portion of the substrate; and (c) forming a reinforced material with the precursor material interjoined with the surface portion of the substrate to provide the composite structure10828865https://patents.google.com/patent/US10828865B1N/A332999All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
Fluid Level and Conductivity SensorA novel fluid level and conductivity sensor developed at the Y-12 National Security Complex is set to provide critical measurements in the harsh environment of molten salt reactors. The technology, pioneered by a team including inventor Justin H., offers a robust solution for obtaining real-time data from these advanced nuclear systems.11668595https://patents.google.com/patent/US11668595B1/en?oq=11668595N/A334513Instruments and Related Products Manfacutring for Measuring, Displaying, and Controlling Industrial Process Variables
Solvent for urethane adhesives and coatings and method of use (Ron John)A solvent formulation designed to dissolve or strip polyurethane coatings and debond urethane-adhered components. The core mixture combines a carbaldehyde (typically benzaldehyde) and a cyclic amide (such as N-methylpyrrolidone, or M-Pyrol) that form a homogeneous, fully miscible solution. To optimize cost, viscosity, or evaporation rates, the formulation can incorporate non-aqueous extenders such as isopropanol, ethanol, benzyl alcohol, tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol, gamma-butyrolactone, or caprolactone. When applied—particularly when heated—the chemical blend effectively penetrates and breaks down the cured urethane matrix, enabling clean separation and removal of bonded materials without mechanically damaging the underlying substrates.7767637https://patents.google.com/patent/JP7767637B2/en?oq=7767637N/A325180Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing
Methods and Systems for Metal Chloride ProductionSystems and methods for producing metal chloride MIClx from metal MI without the use of HCl and/or Cl2 gases, including: a bath vessel holding conductive fluid; an anode disposed in the conductive fluid, the anode including metal MI; a cathode assembly disposed in the conductive fluid, the cathode assembly including a cathode vessel including porous and non-porous portions, the non-porous portion holding sacrificial metal chloride MIICly substantially separate from metal chloride MIClx, wherein the cathode assembly includes a center lead disposed within the cathode vessel operable for delivering charge to sacrificial metal chloride MIICly; and a power supply coupling the anode and the cathode assembly, the power supply polarized to produce current flow in a direction that causes anodic dissolution of metal MI into the conductive fluid and deposition of metal MII within the cathode vessel. The systems and methods apply equally to producing metal halide MIXx.10704152https://patents.google.com/patent/US10704152B2N/A325180Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing
Hexbilt for Coating Tooling on Machining and
MillingHexBilt™ is an enhanced family of super-strong metallic or ceramic

composites. Carbon nanostructures or nanotubes are incorporated into multicomponent material arrangements to make improvements in strength and performance. The nanotubes may be

integrated into the bulk and/or matrix materials or used as a coating for “normal” materials. HexBilt has the potential to enable future concepts while improving current technology.9192993https://patents.google.com/patent/US9192993B1/en?oq=9192993N/A331491Nonferrous Metal Rolling, Drawing, and Extruding
Curved vacuum cassette assembly for imaging applicationsThe Curved Vacuum Cassette, is a radiography tool engineered to improve imaging resolution, consistency, and overall radiograph quality. Designed with technician ergonomics and operational efficiency in mind, the device simplifies the setup and inspection process for non-destructive testing applications. By ensuring uniform contact and superior exposure control, the curved vacuum cassette minimizes imaging defects, directly lowering operational costs by reducing quality inspection rework by approximately 16%.10018739https://patents.google.com/patent/US10018739B1/en?oq=10018739N/A334517Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing
Passive In Situ Gas and Chemical SensorA chemical sensor for assessing a chemical of interest. In typical embodiments the chemical sensor includes a first thermocouple and second thermocouple. A reactive component is typically disposed proximal to the second thermal couple, and is selected to react with the chemical of interest and generate a temperature variation that may be detected by a comparison of a temperature sensed by the second thermocouple compared with a concurrent temperature detected by the first thermocouple. Further disclosed is a method for assessing a chemical of interest and a method for identifying a reaction temperature for a chemical of interest in a system.8114677https://patents.google.com/patent/US8114677B2325180Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing
Infrared DebondingA method for separating a first component and a second component from one another at an adhesive bond interface between the first component and second component. Typically the method involves irradiating the first component with infrared radiation from a source that radiates substantially only short wavelengths until the adhesive bond is destabilized, and then separating the first component and the second component from one another. In some embodiments an assembly of components to be debonded is placed inside an enclosure and the assembly is illuminated from an IR source that is external to the enclosure. In some embodiments an assembly of components to be debonded is simultaneously irradiated by a multi-planar array of IR sources. Often the IR radiation is unidirectional. In some embodiments the IR radiation is narrow-band short wavelength infrared radiation.7896053https://patents.google.com/patent/US7896053B2334516Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing
Apparatus for the Characterization of Respirable AerosolsAn apparatus for the characterization of respirable aerosols, including: a burn chamber configured to selectively contain a sample that is selectively heated to generate an aerosol; a heating assembly disposed within the burn chamber adjacent to the sample; and a sampling segment coupled to the burn chamber and configured to collect the aerosol such that it may be analyzed. The apparatus also includes an optional sight window disposed in a wall of the burn chamber such that the sample may be viewed during heating. Optionally, the sample includes one of a Lanthanide, an Actinide, and a Transition metal.9354218https://patents.google.com/patent/US9354218B2333999All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing
Blast-Resistant Vehicle SeatDisclosed are various seats for vehicles particularly military vehicles that are susceptible to attack by road-bed explosive devices such as land mines or improvised explosive devices. The seats often have rigid seat shells and may include rigid bracing for rigidly securing the seat to the chassis of the vehicle. Typically embodiments include channels and particulate media such as sand disposed in the channels. A gas distribution system is generally employed to pump a gas through the channels and in some embodiments the gas is provided at a pressure sufficient to fluidize the particulate media when an occupant is sitting on the seat.8371647https://patents.google.com/patent/US8371647B2334516Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing
Detector ArrayA radiation area monitor device/method, utilizing: a radiation sensor; a rotating radiation shield disposed about the radiation sensor, wherein the rotating radiation shield defines one or more ports that are transparent to radiation; and a processor operable for analyzing and storing a radiation fingerprint acquired by the radiation sensor as the rotating radiation shield is rotated about the radiation sensor. Optionally, the radiation sensor includes a gamma and/or neutron radiation sensor. The device/method selectively operates in: a first supervised mode during which a baseline radiation fingerprint is acquired by the radiation sensor as the rotating radiation shield is rotated about the radiation sensor; and a second unsupervised mode during which a subsequent radiation fingerprint is acquired by the radiation sensor as the rotating radiation shield is rotated about the radiation sensor, wherein the subsequent radiation fingerprint is compared to the baseline radiation fingerprint and, if a predetermined difference threshold is exceeded, an alert is issued.9881708/9978469https://patents.google.com/patent/US9881708B1https://patents.google.com/patent/US9978469B1336360Motor Vehicle Seating and Interior Trim Manufacturing
Amorphous Wire Pressure SensorDisclosed is a passive, in-situ pressure sensor. The sensor includes a sensing element having a ferromagnetic metal and a tension inducing mechanism coupled to the ferromagnetic metal. The tension inducing mechanism is operable to change a tensile stress upon the ferromagnetic metal based on a change in pressure in the sensing element. Changes in pressure are detected based on changes in the magnetic switching characteristics of the ferromagnetic metal when subjected to an alternating magnetic field caused by the change in the tensile stress. The sensing element is embeddable in a closed system for detecting pressure changes without the need for any penetrations of the system for power or data acquisition by detecting changes in the magnetic switching characteristics of the ferromagnetic metal caused by the tensile stress.9146168/9915575https://patents.google.com/patent/US9146168B1https://patents.google.com/patent/US9915575B1334519Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing
X-ray beam alignment device and methodThe present invention provides a bright, focused visible light source that is part of a visible light alignment assembly that is coupled to an X-ray generator. The visible light source projects a bright, focused visible light beam from the X-ray generator through a collimator and object or part to be radiographed and to a detector or film, just as a subsequent X-ray beam eventually is. This allows the operator to quickly and easily visually assess the eventual position and coverage or spread of the X-ray beam and align the X-ray generator, collimator, object or part to be radiographed, and/or detector or film, with a minimum of test radiographs.10325691https://patents.google.com/patent/US10325691B2334517Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing
NMP Computed Radiography PlateComputed radiography imaging plates incorporating an intensifying material that is coupled to or intermixed with the phosphor layer, allowing electrons and/or low energy x-rays to impart their energy on the phosphor layer, while decreasing internal scattering and increasing resolution. The radiation needed to perform radiography can also be reduced as a result.9110175https://patents.google.com/patent/US9110175B2334517Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing
Infrared HotWave Radiant/Convective Heat Treatment FurnanceA furnace heats through both infrared radiation and convective air utilizing an infrared/purge gas design that enables improved temperature control to enable more uniform treatment of workpieces. The furnace utilizes lamps, the electrical end connections of which are located in an enclosure outside the furnace chamber, with the lamps extending into the furnace chamber through openings in the wall of the chamber. The enclosure is purged with gas, which gas flows from the enclosure into the furnace chamber via the openings in the wall of the chamber so that the gas flows above and around the lamps and is heated to form a convective mechanism in heating parts.8865058https://patents.google.com/patent/US8865058B2333414Heating Equipment, Except Warm Air Furnaces
MagnofexDisclosed are methods and systems for controlling of the microstructures of a soldered, brazed, welded, plated, cast, or vapor deposited manufactured component. The systems typically use relatively weak magnetic fields of either constant or varying flux to affect material properties within a manufactured component, typically without modifying the alloy, or changing the chemical composition of materials or altering the time, temperature, or transformation parameters of a manufacturing process. Such systems and processes may be used with components consisting of only materials that are conventionally characterized as be uninfluenced by magnetic forces.9181611https://patents.google.com/patent/US9181611B2332999All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
Shape Cutting ToolA cutting tool for forming a finished part from a rotating workpiece includes a first cutting edge extending from a first end of the cutting tool, a second cutting edge extending from a second end of the cutting tool, and a shaping edge disposed between the first cutting edge and the second cutting edge. The first cutting edge is operable to remove a trailing end of the rotating workpiece and the second cutting edge is operable to remove a working portion of the rotating workpiece disposed between the trailing end and a leading end. The shaping edge is operable to shape the working portion of the rotating workpiece by advancing the cutting tool into the rotating workpiece until the first cutting edge removes the trailing end of the rotating workpiece and the second cutting edge removes the working portion of the rotating workpiece to form the finished part.10596633https://patents.google.com/patent/US10596633B1333515Cutting Tool and Machine Tool Accessory Manufacturing
Access Rate Control System (ARCS)An access control apparatus for an access gate. The access gate typically has a rotator that is configured to rotate around a rotator axis at a first variable speed in a forward direction. The access control apparatus may include a transmission that typically has an input element that is operatively connected to the rotator. The input element is generally configured to rotate at an input speed that is proportional to the first variable speed. The transmission typically also has an output element that has an output speed that is higher than the input speed. The input element and the output element may rotate around a common transmission axis. A retardation mechanism may be employed. The retardation mechanism is typically configured to rotate around a retardation mechanism axis. Generally the retardation mechanism is operatively connected to the output element of the transmission and is configured to retard motion of the access gate in the forward direction when the first variable speed is above a control-limit speed. In many embodiments the transmission axis and the retardation mechanism axis are substantially co-axial. Some embodiments include a freewheel/catch mechanism that has an input connection that is operatively connected to the rotator. The input connection may be configured to engage an output connection when the rotator is rotated at the first variable speed in a forward direction and configured for substantially unrestricted rotation when the rotator is rotated in a reverse direction opposite the forward direction. The input element of the transmission is typically operatively connected to the output connection of the freewheel/catch mechanism.8136297https://patents.google.com/patent/US8136297B2333612Speed Changer, Industrial High-Speed Drive, and Gear Manufacturing

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