Patents Assigned to M.J. Huner LLC
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Publication number: 20190358803Abstract: A handle grip and process for making such handle grip. The handle grip comprises a cording arranged in a spaced knotted configuration around and along a handle. The spaced knotted cording is first entirely covered with a permeable woven layer. The permeable woven layer is covered with a hardener that permeates the woven layer and secures the woven layer and cording to the handle in water-tight fashion.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 18, 2019Publication date: November 28, 2019Applicant: M.J. Huner LLCInventor: Mitchell Huner
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Patent number: 10471583Abstract: A handle grip and process for making such handle grip. The handle grip comprises a cording arranged in a spaced knotted configuration around and along a handle. The spaced knotted cording is first entirely covered with a permeable woven layer. The permeable woven layer is covered with a hardener that permeates the woven layer and secures the woven layer and cording to the handle in water-tight fashion.Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 2019Date of Patent: November 12, 2019Assignee: M.J. Huner LLCInventor: Mitchell Huner
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Patent number: 10456902Abstract: A handle grip and process for making such handle grip. The handle grip comprises a cording arranged in a spaced knotted configuration around and along a handle. The spaced knotted cording is first entirely covered with a permeable woven layer. The permeable woven layer is covered with a hardener that permeates the woven layer and secures the woven layer and cording to the handle in water-tight fashion.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2018Date of Patent: October 29, 2019Assignee: M.J. Huner LLCInventor: Mitchell Huner
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Publication number: 20180333836Abstract: A handle grip and process for making such handle grip. The handle grip comprises a cording arranged in a spaced knotted configuration around and along a handle. The spaced knotted cording is first entirely covered with a permeable woven layer. The permeable woven layer is covered with a hardener that permeates the woven layer and secures the woven layer and cording to the handle in water-tight fashion.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2018Publication date: November 22, 2018Applicant: M.J. Huner LLCInventor: Mitchell Huner
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Publication number: 20180214718Abstract: A striking apparatus has a head composed of fore, mid, and aft portions with transition portions existing at the fore-mid and aft-mid junctions. The fore portion has a striking face the apex of which is a piecing edge. The striking face tapering into splitting edges away from the piercing edge. The fore portion having two sides on each of which a channel disposed for receiving the prongs of a provided tool. The longitudinal shoulders prevent the head from becoming embedded into a struck surface past the fore portion and act as fulcra for the user to more-easily retrieve the striking apparatus by lifting the striking apparatus handle.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2017Publication date: August 2, 2018Applicant: M.J. Huner LLCInventor: Mitchell Huner
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Patent number: 9731413Abstract: An apparatus for protecting a tool from an overstrike event. The apparatus generally includes a handle, a tool head, and a collar configuration with two or more collar members adapted to separably surround the handle. The collar members are affixed to the outer surface of the handle by a first adhesive. The tool head is placed over the handle and collar members and is affixed to the outer surfaces of the collar members with a second adhesive. The tool head secures the collar members which protect the handle around its circumference in the event of an overstrike event in any direction.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2016Date of Patent: August 15, 2017Assignee: M.J. Huner LLCInventor: Mitchell Huner
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Publication number: 20170225319Abstract: An apparatus for protecting a tool from an overstrike event. The apparatus generally includes a handle, a tool head, and a collar configuration with two or more collar members adapted to separably surround the handle. The collar portions are affixed to the outer surface of the handle by an adhesive means. The tool head is placed over the handle and collar members and is affixed to the outer surfaces of the collar members with a second adhesive means. The tool head secures the collar members which protect the handle around its circumference in the event of an overstrike event in any direction.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 4, 2016Publication date: August 10, 2017Applicant: M.J. Huner LLCInventor: Mitchell Huner