Abstract: In accordance with the present invention, a shopping bag carrier is described which is light in weight, easily portable by collapsing to a very small foot print and is simple to manufacture and use without complex mechanisms and linkages.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
July 29, 2005
Date of Patent:
March 13, 2007
Inventors:
Kelly L. Hardin, Gregory T. Hardin, Robert C. Brockmann
Abstract: This invention relates generally to an easy to install and remove, elevated, lockable, retractable cargo tray for pickup trucks, vans, sport utility vehicles and other service type vehicles that leaves the floor of the storage area clear for large or heavy tools while providing an accessible storage tray for tools or other often used supplies.
Abstract: In accordance with the present invention a pneumatic or hydraulic rotating cylinder capable of very high speeds is embodied. It is constructed of light weight materials, minimizing the mass but is given the ability to run at high speed in spite of vibrating environments, supply line condensation, contaminants and various attitudinal mounting by the anti-seizure insert bearing inserted into the distributor and sleeving the rotating shaft.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 6, 2005
Date of Patent:
July 25, 2006
Assignee:
Stephens Dynamics, Inc.
Inventors:
Phillip D. Clark, Alan Claxton, David Claxton, Thomas Thompson, Gregory A. Stephens
Abstract: This invention generally relates to devices for an air ride suspension system for one or two axle light duty trailers. More specifically, this invention relates a novel air ride suspension system for light duty trailers that eliminates the need for leaf springs, dissipates normal road vibrations, dramatically reduces the stress on trailers and their fixtures and can be sold and installed in kit form for either above or below axle mounting.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 21, 2004
Date of Patent:
May 2, 2006
Inventors:
Gary R. Schluntz, legal representative, Janice B. Schultz, legal representative, Roger D. Schluntz, deceased
Abstract: This invention relates generally to a unique arm support device in which the shoulder straps are designed to evenly distribute the weight of the person's arm evenly across both shoulders and not put a side or forward stress on the wearer's neck. This device also allows a patient, such as a stroke victim who has the use of only one arm and hand, to put this sling on and remove it without assistance.
Abstract: The present invention springs from the discovery that mild acids could be utilized to shear undesired metals away from desired precious metals that have been plated onto circuit board runners or contacts. This shearing action occurs at a high rate when metal scrap segments are immersed in mild acid and excited by application of an electromagnetic field at specific frequencies and power levels. These frequencies and power levels are based on the end metal desired and the metals contained in the scrap and the acid utilized. When mild acid saturated with copper sulfate and loaded with scrap metals is subjected to an electromagnetic field at the appropriate frequency and power levels copper and nickel molecules are sheared rapidly and absorbed into solution, leaving only the desired metal, such as gold, in a 99.5% pure flake which can be skimmed off the surface of the solution or filtered from the solution.
Abstract: This invention generally relates to convertible tops for boats. More specifically, this invention relates to a remotely operated, automatic lift system for Bimini tops for water craft that moves the top from its down or travel position all the way to its fully extended open or up position and back down with an intermediate stop at the Radar position optional.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 25, 2005
Date of Patent:
January 10, 2006
Inventors:
Terence Dean Ankney, Douglas J. Rodgers
Abstract: This invention generally relates to bed pans. More specifically, this invention relates a novel slipper style bed pan design that dramatically reduces the pain and discomfort involved in its use.
Abstract: The present invention discloses an apparatus for golf putting practice wherein the present invention is an insert having at least one regulation size golf hole disposed therein wherein the insert is complementarily sized and shaped to be inserted into the outlet opening of a conventional heating and ventilation air conditioning (HVAC) system as might occur in the floor of a home or office building replacing a standard vent register. The insert is sized to be removably secured internal of the HVAC outlet so that it can be easily inserted and removed therefrom.