Patents Assigned to HWB, LLC
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Patent number: 10081336Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The heating element is comprised of an electrical conductor material that varies the amperage drawn between hot and cold ambient temperature operation. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2016Date of Patent: September 25, 2018Assignee: HWB, LLCInventor: Johnnie L. Jones
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Patent number: 10077023Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The heating element is comprised of an electrical conductor material that varies the amperage drawn between hot and cold ambient temperature operation. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 2016Date of Patent: September 18, 2018Assignee: HWB, LLCInventor: Johnnie L. Jones
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Patent number: 10046738Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2015Date of Patent: August 14, 2018Assignee: HWB, LLCInventor: Johnnie L. Jones
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Publication number: 20170066410Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The heating element is comprised of an electrical conductor material that varies the amperage drawn between hot and cold ambient temperature operation. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2016Publication date: March 9, 2017Applicant: HWB, LLCInventor: Johnnie L. Jones
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Patent number: 9533656Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The heating element is comprised of an electrical conductor material that varies the amperage drawn between hot and cold ambient temperature operation. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2013Date of Patent: January 3, 2017Assignee: HWB, LLCInventor: Johnnie L. Jones
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Publication number: 20160325713Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The heating element is comprised of an electrical conductor material that varies the amperage drawn between hot and cold ambient temperature operation. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 21, 2016Publication date: November 10, 2016Applicant: HWB, LLCInventor: Johnnie L. Jones
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Patent number: 9003595Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: GrantFiled: July 6, 2011Date of Patent: April 14, 2015Assignee: HWB, LLCInventor: Johnnie L. Jones
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Publication number: 20130193129Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The heating element is comprised of an electrical conductor material that varies the amperage drawn between hot and cold ambient temperature operation. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2013Publication date: August 1, 2013Applicant: HWB, LLCInventor: HWB, LLC
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Publication number: 20120005856Abstract: A heated wiper blade for motor vehicles includes an elongated flexible beam and a heating element extending along the beam. The heating element may be configured to provide increased heat at the central portion of the blade and at the opposite ends of the blade. The flexible beam may include curved end portions and a flat or reduced curvature central portion. The heating element is preferably covered and sealed off to prevent loss of heat energy.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 6, 2011Publication date: January 12, 2012Applicant: HWB, LLCInventor: Johnnie L. Jones