Patents by Inventor Benjamin Mangrich

Benjamin Mangrich has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 11529714
    Abstract: A fluid jet cutting device for sectioning materials is provided. The device includes a compact and portable body having an equipment chamber accessible through a first panel, a working chamber accessible through a second panel and a receptacle in communication with the working chamber. A pump assembly and motor are removably positioned on a base in the equipment chamber. A guide assembly is positioned in the working chamber and a cutting head having a nozzle is movably coupled to the guide assembly for movement along three axes. A drive assembly moves the cutting head along the guide assembly. A clamp for holding a work piece includes a first face and a second face movable relative to the first face so as to secure regular, irregular or complex shaped work pieces. A basket is positioned in the receptacle below the clamp and the device may be controlled by way of a touch screen user interface.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 19, 2019
    Date of Patent: December 20, 2022
    Assignee: Illinois Tool Works Inc.
    Inventors: Benjamin Mangrich, James A. Haberstroh, Ahmad Qassab
  • Publication number: 20220036980
    Abstract: An example system to monitor lab equipment includes: lab devices configured to perform sectioning, grinding, mounting, polishing, imaging, and/or hardness testing, of specimens; and an equipment monitoring system configured to: receive the data from the lab devices, the data comprising identifiers of the lab devices, operating statuses of the lab devices, current operating cycle information for the lab devices, error codes, and parameters of the operating cycles performed by the lab devices, wherein the lab devices are configured to transmit the data to the equipment monitoring system via a network; based on the error codes, output operator-readable information associated with the lab devices from which the error codes were received; and in response to at least one of the operating statuses, the current operating cycle information, the error codes, or the parameters satisfying an event definition, output an operator-readable notification identifying an operator action item based on the event definition.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 28, 2021
    Publication date: February 3, 2022
    Inventors: Sarah M. Beranek, Benjamin Mangrich, Julien Noel
  • Publication number: 20190184520
    Abstract: A fluid jet cutting device for sectioning materials is provided. The device includes a compact and portable body having an equipment chamber accessible through a first panel, a working chamber accessible through a second panel and a receptacle in communication with the working chamber. A pump assembly and motor are removably positioned on a base in the equipment chamber. A guide assembly is positioned in the working chamber and a cutting head having a nozzle is movably coupled to the guide assembly for movement along three axes. A drive assembly moves the cutting head along the guide assembly. A clamp for holding a work piece includes a first face and a second face movable relative to the first face so as to secure regular, irregular or complex shaped work pieces. A basket is positioned in the receptacle below the clamp and the device may be controlled by way of a touch screen user interface.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 19, 2019
    Publication date: June 20, 2019
    Inventors: Benjamin Mangrich, James A. Haberstroh, Ahmad Qassab
  • Patent number: 10213899
    Abstract: A fluid jet cutting device (10) for sectioning materials is provided. The device includes a compact and portable body (12) having an equipment chamber (14) accessible through a first panel (20), a working chamber (16) accessible through a second panel (22) and a receptacle (18) in communication with the working chamber. A pump assembly (26) and motor (28) are removably positioned on a base (32) in the equipment chamber. A guide assembly (36) is positioned in the working chamber and a cutting head (38) having a nozzle (50) is movably coupled to the guide assembly for movement along three axes. A drive assembly (52) moves the cutting head along the guide assembly. A clamp (56) for holding a work piece includes a first face (58) and a second face (60) movable relative to the first face so as to secure regular, irregular or complex shaped work pieces. A basket (66) is positioned in the receptacle below the clamp and the device may be controlled by way of a touch screen user interface (72).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 29, 2016
    Date of Patent: February 26, 2019
    Assignee: ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS INC.
    Inventors: Benjamin Mangrich, James A. Haberstroh, Ahmad Qassab
  • Publication number: 20180029193
    Abstract: A fluid jet cutting device (10) for sectioning materials is provided. The device includes a compact and portable body (12) having an equipment chamber (14) accessible through a first panel (20), a working chamber (16) accessible through a second panel (22) and a receptacle (18) in communication with the working chamber. A pump assembly (26) and motor (28) are removably positioned on a base (32) in the equipment chamber. A guide assembly (36) is positioned in the working chamber and a cutting head (38) having a nozzle (50) is movably coupled to the guide assembly for movement along three axes. A drive assembly (52) moves the cutting head along the guide assembly. A clamp (56) for holding a work piece includes a first face (58) and a second face (60) movable relative to the first face so as to secure regular, irregular or complex shaped work pieces. A basket (66) is positioned in the receptacle below the clamp and the device may be controlled by way of a touch screen user interface (72).
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 29, 2016
    Publication date: February 1, 2018
    Inventors: Benjamin Mangrich, James A. Haberstroh, Ahmad Qassab