Patents Assigned to Patton & Cooke, Ltd.
  • Patent number: 5447453
    Abstract: A mining cable coupler has a hollow, cylindrical body. There is an entrance fitting for an electrical cable at a first end of the body. A plate-like insulator mount extends over the body near the second end and has insulator receiving apertures with annular recesses extending thereabout and inwardly from the second end of the body. There is a plurality of separate, tubular insulators. Each insulator has an annular outer projection extending thereabout and received within one of the recesses of the insulator mount. There is an annular seal fitted between each recess and the insulator therein. There is an elongated electrical contact within each insulator. A metal member has a tube extending about each insulator. An inner portion of the member is against the insulator mount. The inner portion has an aperture for each insulator smaller than the annular outer projection thereof and closely fitted about each insulator adjacent the projection. Fasteners releasably secure the metal member to the insulator mount.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 30, 1994
    Date of Patent: September 5, 1995
    Assignee: Patton & Cooke Ltd.
    Inventors: Gary R. Smith, Greg E. Patton, David R. Forshaw, David A. Peare, Sean H. Peare
  • Patent number: 4474133
    Abstract: An aircraft warning marker for use on a suspended high voltage wire is provided. The marker is composed of a substantially smooth, continuous electrically insulating body and a substantially electrically continuous electrically conducting layer disposed adjacent substantially the entire outer surface of the electrically insulating body. The insulating body and the conducting layer have a sufficiently low combined weight so that the marker is supportable on the wire. The electrically conducting layer of the marker is intended to be electrically connected to the wire.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 14, 1981
    Date of Patent: October 2, 1984
    Assignee: Patton & Cooke, Ltd.
    Inventors: Daniel E. Anderson, Riber Marlyk