Patents by Inventor Craig Evink

Craig Evink 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).

  • Lockable connection device with closed ring to hold an object, such as a key, dog tag, and the like
    Patent number: 9506496
    Abstract: A connection device is operable to hold an object, such as a key, dog tag, and the like. The connection device broadly includes a ring and a body. The ring includes a ring end and is coupled to the body at a connection location spaced from the end. The ring presents a projecting ring portion defined between the connection location and the ring end. The projecting ring portion cooperates with the body to define therebetween a space so as to accommodate the object. The body includes an end-engaging portion spaced from the connection location. The ring end is engageable with the end-engaging portion of the body to secure the object on the projecting ring portion.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 23, 2013
    Date of Patent: November 29, 2016
    Assignee: AHA LLC
    Inventors: Douglas D. Danforth, Jr., Warren V. Moore, David R. Peck, Dale W. Sass, Tracy Hockenhull, Craig Evink, Scott Lefebvre, David R. Maroney
  • LOCKABLE CONNECTION DEVICE WITH CLOSED RING TO HOLD AN OBJECT, SUCH AS A KEY, DOG TAG, AND THE LIKE
    Publication number: 20140109359
    Abstract: A connection device is operable to hold an object, such as a key, dog tag, and the like. The connection device broadly includes a ring and a body. The ring includes a ring end and is coupled to the body at a connection location spaced from the end. The ring presents a projecting ring portion defined between the connection location and the ring end. The projecting ring portion cooperates with the body to define therebetween a space so as to accommodate the object. The body includes an end-engaging portion spaced from the connection location. The ring end is engageable with the end-engaging portion of the body to secure the object on the projecting ring portion.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 23, 2013
    Publication date: April 24, 2014
    Applicant: AHA LLC
    Inventors: Douglas D. Danforth, JR., Warren V. Moore, David R. Peck, Dale W. Sass, Tracy Hockenhull, Craig Evink, Scott Lefebvre, David R. Maroney