Patents by Inventor Craig A. Jacks
Craig A. Jacks 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).
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Patent number: 10913575Abstract: The phase-change accommodating rigid fluid container disclosed herein includes a variety of features that protect the container from phase changes of a fluid stored therein. As a result, the container may be in direct contact with the fluid without any flexible membrane or bag there between. For example, the fluid container may include one or more of matched pairs of recesses for physical manipulation of the container, stiffening ribs extending between the recesses, and input/output assemblies acting as inputs for fluid into the container, outputs of fluid from the container, and vents for pressure equalization of the container.Type: GrantFiled: August 30, 2018Date of Patent: February 9, 2021Assignee: RMB Products, Inc.Inventors: Riccardo J. Tresso, Bart Carter, Scott Eickhoff, Alejandro Llamas, Jason Davidson, Craig Jack, Mark A. Petrich, Scott McFeaters, Anthony Flammino, Dan Elliott, Jeff Johnson
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Publication number: 20180370686Abstract: The phase-change accommodating rigid fluid container disclosed herein includes a variety of features that protect the container from phase changes of a fluid stored therein. As a result, the container may be in direct contact with the fluid without any flexible membrane or bag there between. For example, the fluid container may include one or more of matched pairs of recesses for physical manipulation of the container, stiffening ribs extending between the recesses, and input/output assemblies acting as inputs for fluid into the container, outputs of fluid from the container, and vents for pressure equalization of the container.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2018Publication date: December 27, 2018Inventors: Riccardo J. Tresso, Bart Carter, Scott Eickhoff, Alejandro Llamas, Jason Davidson, Craig Jack, Mark A. Petrich, Scott McFeaters, Anthony Flammino, Dan Elliott, Jeff Johnson
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Patent number: 10077136Abstract: The phase-change accommodating rigid fluid container disclosed herein includes a variety of features that protect the container from phase changes of a fluid stored therein. As a result, the container may be in direct contact with the fluid without any flexible membrane or bag there between. For example, the fluid container may include one or more of matched pairs of recesses for physical manipulation of the container, stiffening ribs extending between the recesses, and input/output assemblies acting as inputs for fluid into the container, outputs of fluid from the container, and vents for pressure equalization of the container.Type: GrantFiled: June 11, 2015Date of Patent: September 18, 2018Assignee: RMB Products, Inc.Inventors: Riccardo J. Tresso, Bart Carter, Scott Eickhoff, Alejandro Llamas, Jason Davidson, Craig Jack, Mark A. Petrich, Scott McFeaters, Anthony Flammino, Dan Elliott, Jeff Johnson
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Publication number: 20150360815Abstract: The phase-change accommodating rigid fluid container disclosed herein includes a variety of features that protect the container from phase changes of a fluid stored therein. As a result, the container may be in direct contact with the fluid without any flexible membrane or bag there between. For example, the fluid container may include one or more of matched pairs of recesses for physical manipulation of the container, stiffening ribs extending between the recesses, and input/output assemblies acting as inputs for fluid into the container, outputs of fluid from the container, and vents for pressure equalization of the container.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 11, 2015Publication date: December 17, 2015Inventors: Ricardo J. Tresso, Bart Carter, Scott Eickhoff, Alejandro Llamas, Jason Davidson, Craig Jack, Mark A. Petrich, Scott McFeaters, Anthony Flammino
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Patent number: 7476805Abstract: A receptacle for enclosing low-voltage electronic devices and maintaining the integrity of a vapor barrier. The receptacle includes a base, and four side walls. Each side wall is joined to two adjacent side walls to form a perimeter wall. The perimeter wall is joined to the base and extends from it in a generally perpendicular fashion. The perimeter wall and base delineate a generally rectangular enclosure with five closed sides and one open side. A mounting flange is joined to the four side walls and extends from them in a generally perpendicular fashion. The receptacle is positioned within a wall of a building so as to allow at least one flange direct contact with a structural member. The structural members of the wall and the receptacle are both covered with a barrier film. The barrier film is sealingly attached to the flange.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2007Date of Patent: January 13, 2009Assignee: Professional Partners, Ltd.Inventor: Craig A. Jacks
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Publication number: 20070170086Abstract: A box for receiving an electrical device and preserving the vapor barrier, which may include a wall defining a cavity having an opening, the wall having a perimeter proximate the opening, a base, a first pair of flanges disposed on the perimeter attachable to a first surface of a structural member of a building and a first surface of a second structural member, a pair of flaps disposed on the perimeter, a second set of flanges disposed on the flaps for attachment to the first and second structural member, the second flange attachable to the first surface of the structural member or to a second surface of the structural member different from the first surface when the first flange is attached to the structural member, and a third set of flanges disposed on the flaps. A method of use thereof includes installing the box between two structural members such that the two structural members, the base, the perimeter and the flaps create a cavity for the installation of a low voltage electronic device.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2006Publication date: July 26, 2007Inventors: Craig Jacks, Steven Neujahr
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Publication number: 20070111570Abstract: A receptacle for enclosing low-voltage electronic devices and maintaining the integrity of a vapor barrier. The receptacle includes a base, and four side walls. Each side wall is joined to two adjacent side walls to form a perimeter wall. The perimeter wall is joined to the base and extends from it in a generally perpendicular fashion. The perimeter wall and base delineate a generally rectangular enclosure with five closed sides and one open side. A mounting flange is joined to the four side walls and extends from them in a generally perpendicular fashion. The receptacle is positioned within a wall of a building so as to allow at least one flange direct contact with a structural member. The structural members of the wall and the receptacle are both covered with a barrier film. The barrier film is sealingly attached to the flange.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2007Publication date: May 17, 2007Applicant: PROFESSIONAL PARTNERS, LTD.Inventor: Craig Jacks
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Patent number: 7186916Abstract: A receptacle for enclosing low-voltage electronic devices and maintaining the integrity of a vapor barrier. The receptacle forms a cavity having an open side. The receptacle may be mounted within a wall having a vapor barrier and an outer layer. The vapor barrier may be sealed to the receptacle and the outer layer and the vapor barrier may extend over the receptacle to enclose the space within the cavity, thereby forming an airtight enclosure.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 2005Date of Patent: March 6, 2007Assignee: Professional Partners LtdInventor: Craig A. Jacks
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Publication number: 20060102372Abstract: A receptacle for enclosing low-voltage electronic devices and maintaining the integrity of a vapor barrier. The receptacle includes a base, and four side walls. Each side wall is joined to two adjacent side walls to form a perimeter wall. The perimeter wall is joined to the base and extends from it in a generally perpendicular fashion. The perimeter wall and base delineate a generally rectangular enclosure with five closed sides and one open side. A mounting flange is joined to the four side walls and extends from them in a generally perpendicular fashion. The receptacle is positioned within a wall of a building so as to allow at least one flange direct contact with a structural member. The structural members of the wall and the receptacle are both covered with a barrier film. The barrier film is sealingly attached to the flange.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 29, 2005Publication date: May 18, 2006Inventor: Craig Jacks
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Publication number: 20040074658Abstract: A receptacle for enclosing low-voltage electronic devices and maintaining the integrity of a vapor barrier. The receptacle includes a base, and four side walls. Each side wall is joined to two adjacent side walls to form a perimeter wall. The perimeter wall is joined to the base and extends from it in a generally perpendicular fashion. The perimeter wall and base delineate a generally rectangular enclosure with five closed sides and one open side. A mounting flange is joined to the four side walls and extends from them in a generally perpendicular fashion. The receptacle is positioned within a wall of a building so as to allow at least one flange direct contact with a structural member. The structural members of the wall and the receptacle are both covered with a barrier film. The barrier film is sealingly attached to the flange.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 1, 2003Publication date: April 22, 2004Applicant: Professional Partners, Ltd.Inventor: Craig A. Jacks
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Patent number: 6715947Abstract: A low rotational inertia shuttle system (24) for a dot matrix line printer (20) is disclosed. The low rotational inertia shuttle system (24) includes an elongate support structure (26), a carriage (22) and a counterbalance (62). The carriage and the counterbalance are reciprocally mounted on the support structure. The low rotational inertia shuttle system also includes a reciprocating assembly (60) disposed on the support structure for reciprocating the carriage and the counterbalance. The reciprocating assembly has an inertia that is purposely minimized with respect to the mass of the carriage and the counterbalance, such that the printer operates at a substantially constant level of kinetic energy to produce a substantially linear velocity profile for the carriage.Type: GrantFiled: June 8, 2001Date of Patent: April 6, 2004Assignee: Tally Printer CorporationInventors: Craig Jack Cornelius, John Wayne Whiting, Charles Gordon Whitaker
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Patent number: 6660936Abstract: A receptacle for enclosing low-voltage electronic devices and maintaining the integrity of a vapor barrier. The receptacle includes a base, and four side walls. Each side wall is joined to two adjacent side walls to form a perimeter wall. The perimeter wall is joined to the base and extends from it in a generally perpendicular fashion. The perimeter wall and base delineate a generally rectangular enclosure with five closed sides and one open side. A mounting flange is joined to the four side walls and extends from them in a generally perpendicular fashion. The receptacle is positioned within a wall of a building so as to allow at least one flange direct contact with a structural member. The structural members of the wall and the receptacle are both covered with a barrier film. The barrier film is sealingly attached to the flange.Type: GrantFiled: February 29, 2000Date of Patent: December 9, 2003Assignee: Professional Partners LTD, Inc.Inventor: Craig A. Jacks
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Patent number: 6031181Abstract: A receptacle for enclosing low-voltage electronic devices and maintaining the integrity of a vapor barrier. The receptacle includes a base, and four side walls. Each side wall is joined to two adjacent side walls to form a perimeter wall. The perimeter wall is joined to the base and extends from it in a generally perpendicular fashion. The perimeter wall and base delineate a generally rectangular enclosure with five closed sides and one open side. A mounting flange is joined to the four side walls and extends from them in a generally perpendicular fashion. The receptacle is positioned within a wall of a building so as to allow at least one flange direct contact with a structural member. The structural members of the wall and the receptacle are both covered with a barrier film. The barrier film is sealingly attached to the flange.Type: GrantFiled: November 18, 1998Date of Patent: February 29, 2000Assignee: Professional Partners Ltd., Inc.Inventor: Craig A. Jacks