Patents Represented by Law Firm Ryder, McAulay, Fields, Fisher & Goldstein
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Patent number: 3961585Abstract: A net of the type having a plurality of intersecting straps forming a lattice structure which is adapted to encompass a load to maintain the load on a support or a pallet. The net comprises a top section having diagonally extending interconnecting straps and integral front, rear, and side sections. The sections are adapted to be connected to the support to maintain a load within the net in place. The front and rear sections are connected to the side sections through the diagonally extending straps of the top section so that a portion of the forces applied to the front or rear section due to acceleration or deceleration of the load are transmitted to the side sections thereby to distribute the forces generated by the load.Other features include means for encircling the load at an intermediate point independently of the sections thereby maintaining smaller loads centrally positioned on the support. Additionally, bracing straps are provided to eliminate undesirable movement of the side sections.Type: GrantFiled: November 11, 1974Date of Patent: June 8, 1976Assignee: Irvin Industries, Inc.Inventor: Harold Brewer
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Patent number: 3959237Abstract: A copolymer derived from a monomeric mixture comprising from 20 to 60 parts of acrylic or methacrylic acid, from 20 to 70 parts of a lower alkyl acrylate or methacrylate, and from 5 to 20 parts of a plasticizing monomer is at least partially neutralized by multivalent cations.Type: GrantFiled: August 11, 1972Date of Patent: May 25, 1976Assignee: Hydrophilics International, Inc.Inventor: Izhak Blank
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Patent number: 3959704Abstract: A three-phase A.C. motor is connected to a three-phase A.C. supply through three sets of oppositely poled SCR's, one set being connected in each phase. Triggering pulses are supplied to the gates of the SCR's by triggering circuits. During starting of the motor, triggering circuits control the phases of the triggering pulses in relation to the phases of the supply in accordance with a ramp signal developed by the solid state starter circuit. The ramp signal increases the conduction angles of the SCR's until the motor has accelerated to running speed at which time maximum conduction of the SCR's is attained. The solid state starter circuit features closed loop control in generating the ramp. An overload protector circuit establishes different overload levels during starting and running of the motor and operates to terminate the application of triggering pulses to the SCR's if a motor overload condition is sensed during either starting or running.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 1974Date of Patent: May 25, 1976Assignee: Fedders CorporationInventor: Terrance Francis McCrea
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Patent number: 3959066Abstract: Three-ply web material is rolled approximately 360.degree. into the form of a cylinder within a preform cavity. A feed roller at the opening rotates continuously and a spring loaded pressure plate has an edge at the opening which forces the web material against the feed roller. After the trailing edge of the segment of web material has passed the edge of the pressure plate, contact between feed roller and web material is lost and the circumferential position of the seam of the preform is thus precisely located. There is a slight overlap between the ends of the material at the same. The preform is longitudinally transferred into a non-conducting cylindrical forming cavity where heat and pressure are applied to fuse the overlap and form the seam. Heat is applied by induction heating through the walls of the forming cavity to the aluminum ply at only the overlap area. Pressure is applied by an expandable balloon mandrel inside the preform.Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 1974Date of Patent: May 25, 1976Assignee: Polytube, Inc.Inventors: William P. Miller, Robert W. Twigg
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Patent number: 3958693Abstract: An opaque vinyl envelope having facing polished inner surfaces and an open edge into which an intensifier screen and X-ray film are inserted. The other three edges are completely sealed except for a valve at one edge. Reinforcing strips are attached along the open edge. The three sealed edges of the envelope are heat sealed without pressure to eliminate an internal bead and minimize leakage along the bead when the open edge is closed and the envelope evacuated. An insert that has a relatively rough surface or is pourous assures full evacuation.Type: GrantFiled: January 20, 1975Date of Patent: May 25, 1976Assignee: E-Z-EM Company Inc.Inventor: Franklin R. Greene
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Patent number: 3957740Abstract: Copolymers comprising acrylic or methacrylic acid and methyl methacrylate are neutralized by the addition of cyclic alkylene imines, preferably ethylene imine, to form a product which is capable of absorbing large amounts of material soluble in water, and slowly releasing those materials. The fundamental copolymer may be modified by the addition of cross-linking agents, chain terminators, plasticizers, etc., prior to treatment with the alkylene imine. The treated copolymers are particularly useful in the formation of contact lenses for the application of medicinals to the eye, and for other depot materials.Type: GrantFiled: July 24, 1974Date of Patent: May 18, 1976Assignee: Hydrophilics International, Inc.Inventors: Izhak Blank, Joseph Fertig
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Patent number: 3955956Abstract: A process for producing glass articles, particularly glass containers, comprises heating glass raw materials in a first location until the glass has been refined to approximately 60 to 95% of complete refining, cooling the molten batch and converting the semi-refined glass to a granular state, transporting the glass to a site for completion of refining and transforming of the glass into a finished glass product.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 1975Date of Patent: May 11, 1976Assignee: Midland Glass Company, Inc.Inventor: Emanuel M. Terner
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Patent number: 3955246Abstract: A separable fastener is disclosed which has the form of a tape having a plurality of laterally adjacent uniformly corrugated strips. Adjoining strips are staggered relative to one another so that the ridges of one strip are laterally aligned with the depressions or spaces between the ridges of adjoining strips, with the adjoining strips being joined together at their cross-over points. A second tape of identical construction can be joined to the first tape by merely pressing the two tapes together in a face-to-face relationship. There is also disclosed apparatus and a method for manufacturing the separable fastener which includes means for passing a strip of thermoplastic material through mutually engaging rolling dies which create the corrugations.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 1975Date of Patent: May 11, 1976Assignee: International Fastener EstablishmentInventor: Akio Tanaka
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Patent number: 3955311Abstract: A push button in the upper side of the torso of a toy figure is hand operated. By pushing the button this motion is transmitted to a lever which is rotated upwardly. The upward motion of the lever is translated into a rotary motion of a ball joint which is connected to an upper arm of the toy figure. By movement of the push button the arm of the toy figure is thus moved from a preselected position into an upward position. A connection between the upper and lower arm portions permits the lower arm portion to continue movement after the upper arm portion has stopped thereby imparting a life-like movement to the figure.Type: GrantFiled: September 23, 1974Date of Patent: May 11, 1976Assignee: Lesney Products & Co., Ltd.Inventors: Paul Anthony Lyons, William Frederick Clark
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Patent number: 3953991Abstract: A radio-operated lock construction is adapted to be mounted on a door and is positioned to engage a mating piece mounted on the adjacent door jamb to lock the door in the closed position. The lock comprises a lock housing having means for mounting the housing on the door. A drop bolt is movably mounted on the housing for movement between an extended position wherein the bolt engages with the mating piece and a retracted position wherein the bolt and mating piece are disengaged. The drop bolt comprises an operating member which is movable from a first position corresponding to the extended position of the bolt to a second position corresponding to the retracted position of the bolt. An opening slide is connected with the operating member and is movable upon actuation from a first to a second position to move the operate member from the first to the second position thereby retracting the drop bolt.Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 1974Date of Patent: May 4, 1976Assignees: Albert M. Stein, Vincent G. Siliato, Paul Grossman, Elliot DaskalInventor: Paul M. Grossman
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Patent number: 3955020Abstract: A glass container, particularly a bottle, is wrapped in a plastic laminate which is held to the glass by an adhesive. The plastic laminate protects the surface of the bottle from abrasive forces which would diminish the strength of the glass, in combination with the adhesive substantially prevents scattering of the glass, should it be broken, and, because of its structure, provides for application of an attractive graphic design or label which is also protected from abrasion. The plastic laminate includes an inner laminate which is generally opaque, and an outer lamina which is transparent, the label or other graphic design being placed between the lamina.Type: GrantFiled: June 20, 1973Date of Patent: May 4, 1976Assignee: Midland Glass CompanyInventors: Joseph C. Cavanagh, Michael D. Cromb, Emanuel E. Terner
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Patent number: 3950061Abstract: A socket for a wedge base lamp of the type having leads on opposed walls of the base and a cylindrical envelope is provided. The socket comprises a receptacle having an open top through which the lamp is inserted. A pair of terminals are positioned in the opening for respectively engaging each lead and a recessed seat is provided which engages the enlarged cylindrical envelope to limit downward movement of the lamp into the socket. A pair of opposed flexible and resilient ribs engage the cylindrical envelope. This construction maintains the lamp in a desired orientation.Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 1974Date of Patent: April 13, 1976Assignee: Industrial Devices, Inc.Inventor: Theodore Kausen
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Patent number: 3947336Abstract: A process is described for making thiophens and furans substituted by bromo aliphatic or alaromatic groups by brominating the corresponding aliphatic or alaromatic substituted thiophen or furan by a process comprising gradually adding bromine to an organic liquid phase containing the thiophen or furan in the presence of a radical initiator and illumination.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 1975Date of Patent: March 30, 1976Assignee: Synthetic Chemicals LimitedInventors: James A. Clarke, Otto Meth-Cohn
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Patent number: 3945220Abstract: Liquid refrigerant is injected into the high-pressure side of a rotary compressor so as to cool the refrigerant being compressed to allow it to be useful in cooling the compressor motor. The injection port is located on the bottom face of the compressor chamber, within an area removed from the compressor chamber wall, immediately adjacent the compressor chamber discharge. The feed to the injection port is through a larger tube containing two non-connected capillaries, the first capillary being connected to the inlet of the tube and the second capillary being connected to the injection port. In this manner, a column of liquid remains in the second capillary.Type: GrantFiled: April 7, 1975Date of Patent: March 23, 1976Assignee: Fedders CorporationInventor: Milton M. Kosfeld
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Patent number: 3946260Abstract: A compact AC-DC motor comprising a housing having a center section and respective end bells, each having a recess therein. A stator is received in the housing and extends into the recess in one end bell and a magnetic pole piece is similarly received in the housing and extends into the recess in the other end bell. Rotatably supported in the end bells is a shaft which mounts a rotor which cooperates with the stator, and an armature winding in juxtaposition to the rotor which cooperates with the pole piece. Additionally, a brush holder is affixed to the end of the pole piece whereby the construction provides a highly efficient motor which occupies a minimum volume of space.Type: GrantFiled: August 19, 1974Date of Patent: March 23, 1976Assignee: Frezzolini Electronics, Inc.Inventors: James Frezzolini, James J. Crawford
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Patent number: 3945554Abstract: A series of thin-walled, heat exchange tubes are soldered to return bends of similar materials so as to complete a flow path through the tube bundle by a process which comprises press-fitting the return bends to the tubes, preheating the return bends and portions of the tube adjacent the bends to a temperature, the average of which is approximately the soldering temperature, soaking the preheated portion in a liquid which will equalize the temperature of the various preheated portions, and ultrasonically soldering the return bends to the tubes.Type: GrantFiled: June 12, 1975Date of Patent: March 23, 1976Assignee: Fedders CorporationInventors: Charles Louis Osterkorn, Salvatore M. Marino
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Patent number: 3944928Abstract: A communication system comprising a transmitter for radiating a carrier frequency signal, which may be modulated, to a data station. The station includes a rectifier for rectifying the received carrier signal to provide energy to the station elements. A data source at the station produces a data signal representative of the information to be transmitted. A harmonic generator produces harmonics of the carrier signal and the harmonic signal is modulated with the data or information signal. An antenna radiates the modulated harmonic signal to a receiver which demodulates the received signal to extract the information therefrom. Thus, a completely self-contained and economic system is provided, since the carrier signal per se supplies the energy to operate the data station.Additionally, the communication system may include a carrier signal having an address encoded therein and the station may comprise an address decoder so that only a selected addressed station will transmit the desired data at any one time.Type: GrantFiled: July 1, 1974Date of Patent: March 16, 1976Assignee: Microlab/FXRInventors: Harry A. Augenblick, Richard Keller
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Patent number: 3942718Abstract: An electronic thermostat for controlling the operation of a temperature changing device such as a heater or a cooling device to maintain the temperature of an object at a desired level. The thermostat comprises a device in heat exchanging relationship with the object for generating a temperature signal representative of the temperature of the object. A reference signal generator is operable to generate a reference signal representative of the desired temperature level. A comparator compares the reference and temperature signals and produces an operate signal to operate the temperature changing device when the reference and temperature signals are unequal.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 1973Date of Patent: March 9, 1976Assignees: Andrew M. Esposito, Joseph M. PalmieriInventor: Joseph M. Palmieri
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Patent number: 3940863Abstract: A game fostering the telling of a story based on iconographic stimuli. A set of objects and figurines are set up on a stimulus board. Each of these objects functions as an icon tending to invoke a significant primary emotion. Dice having different indicia on the faces thereof are thrown by the players. If a first indicia comes up, the players select one, two or three icons about which a story is told. The number of icons selected is a function of a numerical indicia on the die face. If a second indicia comes up, a card is selected which refers to an emotional category and calls for the player to tell a story about an icon on the board that fits the emotional category. Intermediate awards are given for each storytelling. Intermediate rewards during the game and more concrete rewards at the end of the game enhance the game feature and provide an incentive for storytelling and fantasizing.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 1973Date of Patent: March 2, 1976Assignee: Psychotherapeutic Devices, Inc.Inventor: Nathan I. Kritzberg
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Patent number: 3942176Abstract: An ultrasonic alarm system comprising a transmitter having an oscillator which produces an ultrasonic carrier frequency signal. An audio signal generator produces a signal which modulates the carrier signal. The modulated signal is applied to a crystal through a tuned circuit. The transmitter is energized by operating a pushbutton which remains latched in operative position and which is unlatched only by the use of special devices. A plurality of receivers are provided and individual receivers are positioned at different locations throughout the premises to be protected. Each receiver includes a demodulator that demodulates the received signal and applies the same to a phase locked loop type phase detector which actuates an alarm when the demodulated signal is present. The alarm indicates the particular receiver that has been activated so that help may be dispatched immediately to the correct location.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 1974Date of Patent: March 2, 1976Assignee: Bergen Laboratories, Inc.Inventor: Thomas F. Bright