Patents by Inventor David Furth
David Furth 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: 11577422Abstract: A hanger for suspending a chainsaw in a display is provided. The display may include a bar assembly that includes two parallel bars that project substantially parallel to each other. The hanger may include a first interface portion disposed at a first end of the body, and the first interface portion may include a first aperture and a second aperture. The hanger may additionally include a second interface portion disposed proximate to a second end, and a portion of the first face of the body may extend along a guide bar of the chainsaw. The second interface portion may align with a receiving orifice formed in the guide bar to enable a releasable fastener to operably couple the guide bar to the hanger. The first and second apertures may be configured to slidingly engage with the bars of the bar assembly to suspend the chainsaw from the bar assembly.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2020Date of Patent: February 14, 2023Assignee: HUSQVARNA ABInventors: Ruben Enriquez, Paul Warfel, Kofi Addai, Michelle Sordi, Bart Goodell, David Jonathan Hine, David A. Furth
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Publication number: 20210237304Abstract: A hanger for suspending a chainsaw in a display is provided. The display may include a bar assembly, and the bar assembly may include two parallel bars that are configured to project substantially parallel to each other and a ground plane. The hanger may include a body, and the body may have a first end, a second end, and an elongated plate-like member defining a first face and a second face. The hanger may also include a first interface portion disposed at the first end of the body, and the first interface portion may include a first aperture and a second aperture. The hanger may additionally include a second interface portion disposed at a portion of the body proximate to the second end, and a portion of the first face of the body may extend along a guide bar of the chainsaw. The second interface portion may align with a receiving orifice formed in the guide bar to enable a releasable fastener to operably couple the guide bar to the hanger.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2020Publication date: August 5, 2021Inventors: Ruben Enriquez, Paul Warfel, Kofi Addai, Michelle Sordi, Bart Goodell, David Jonathan Hine, David A. Furth
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Patent number: 9341304Abstract: A modular filtration frame assembly is provided for holding components of a pipe system and filtration system. The modular frame assembly comprises a skid formed by a base and a central spine. The base has at least two legs and at least one lateral support disposed between the two legs, and the central spine has two uprights and at least one cross bar disposed between the two uprights. A component support member is attached to the central spine for supporting components of the pipe system. In the modular frame assembly, the base, central spine and component supports can be formed by selecting from predetermined and presized components in response to the design and size of the pipe system and filtration system. The component support member holds predetermined components of the pipe and filtration system having a predetermined centerline at the same vertical distance from the cross bar, thereby maintaining the same centerline for all pipe system components supported by the skid regardless of component diameter.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 2014Date of Patent: May 17, 2016Assignee: Pall CorporationInventors: Scott W. Osiecki, David A. Furth, Mark A. Ferguson, Jonathan A. Fitch, Michael Fox, Seiya Ohta, Todd B. Abernethy
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Publication number: 20150252935Abstract: A modular filtration frame assembly is provided for holding components of a pipe system and filtration system. The modular frame assembly comprises a skid formed by a base and a central spine. The base has at least two legs and at least one lateral support disposed between the two legs, and the central spine has two uprights and at least one cross bar disposed between the two uprights. A component support member is attached to the central spine for supporting components of the pipe system. In the modular frame assembly, the base, central spine and component supports can be formed by selecting from predetermined and presized components in response to the design and size of the pipe system and filtration system. The component support member holds predetermined components of the pipe and filtration system having a predetermined centerline at the same vertical distance from the cross bar, thereby maintaining the same centerline for all pipe system components supported by the skid regardless of component diameter.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2014Publication date: September 10, 2015Applicant: Pall CorporationInventors: Scott W. OSIECKI, David A. FURTH, Mark A. FERGUSON, Jonathan A. FITCH, Michael FOX, Seiya OHTA, Todd B. ABERNETHY
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Patent number: 8659264Abstract: A battery charger (100) includes a base (102) which selectively receives first (104a) and second (104b) battery pods. The battery pods (104a, 104b), which are adapted to receive one or more batteries (212) for charging, have a form factor which facilitates the handling of the pods (104) and the batteries (212) received therein. Charging energy may be allocated between the pods (104) as a function of the temporal sequence in which the pods (104) are received by the base (102). Charging energy may also be allocated among the batteries (212) so that the batteries (212) are substantially charged at about the same time.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 2012Date of Patent: February 25, 2014Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: Michael J. Brandon, II, Jason M. Barr, Peter F. Hoffman, David A. Furth, Rachel P. Devereaux, Mandy R. Iswarienko
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Patent number: 8586224Abstract: A battery powered device comprising a housing having a battery compartment apparatus disposed therein, with the battery compartment apparatus being configured to accept at least one battery. The battery compartment apparatus comprises a battery carrier and a locking hold down mechanism. The carrier is slidably mounted in the housing. The locking hold down mechanism responds to insertion and withdrawal of the carrier into and out of the housing by locking the locking hold down mechanism against the battery, thereby preventing undesired displacement of the battery within the housing.Type: GrantFiled: February 3, 2009Date of Patent: November 19, 2013Assignee: Eveready Battery Co, Inc.Inventors: David A Furth, Mark A Ferguson
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Publication number: 20120306441Abstract: A battery charger (100) includes a base (102) which selectively receives first (104a) and second (104b) battery pods. The battery pods (104a, 104b), which are adapted to receive one or more batteries (212) for charging, have a form factor which facilitates the handling of the pods (104) and the batteries (212) received therein. Charging energy may be allocated between the pods (104) as a function of the temporal sequence in which the pods (104) are received by the base (102). Charging energy may also be allocated among the batteries (212) so that the batteries (212) are substantially charged at about the same time.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2012Publication date: December 6, 2012Applicant: EVEREADY BATTERY COMPANY, INC.Inventors: Michael J. Brandon, II, Jason M. Barr, Peter F. Hoffman, David A. Furth, Rachel P. Devereaux, Mandy R. Iswarienko
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Patent number: 8274256Abstract: A battery charger (100) includes a base (102) which selectively receives first (104a) and second (104b) battery pods. The battery pods (104a, 104b), which are adapted to receive one or more batteries (212) for charging, have a form factor which facilitates the handling of the pods (104) and the batteries (212) received therein. Charging energy may be allocated between the pods (104) as a function of the temporal sequence in which the pods (104) are received by the base (102). Charging energy may also be allocated among the batteries (212) so that the batteries (212) are substantially charged at about the same time.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2010Date of Patent: September 25, 2012Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: Michael J Brandon, II, Jason M Barr, Peter F Hoffman, David A Furth, Rachel P Devereaux, Mandy Iswarienko
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Patent number: 7897277Abstract: A lighting apparatus includes an electrical contact that receives power from an external power source, a battery receiving region, and a battery backed light source. A user interface receives an input indicative of a first desired operation of the lighting apparatus when power is available from the AC power source and a second desired operation of the battery backed light source in the absence of power from the AC power source. Electrical circuitry uses battery power to operate the battery backed light source in the absence of power from the AC power source based on the second desired operation.Type: GrantFiled: January 30, 2007Date of Patent: March 1, 2011Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: Craig S. Meyer, Peter F. Hoffman, Joseph P. Gardner, Daniel L. Stuckey, David A. Furth
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Publication number: 20100327805Abstract: A battery charger (100) includes a base (102) which selectively receives first (104a) and second (104b) battery pods. The battery pods (104a, 104b), which are adapted to receive one or more batteries (212) for charging, have a form factor which facilitates the handling of the pods (104) and the batteries (212) received therein. Charging energy may be allocated between the pods (104) as a function of the temporal sequence in which the pods (104) are received by the base (102). Charging energy may also be allocated among the batteries (212) so that the batteries (212) are substantially charged at about the same time.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2010Publication date: December 30, 2010Applicant: EVEREADY BATTERY COMPANY, INC.Inventors: Michael J. Brandon, II, Jason M. Barr, Peter F. Hoffman, David A. Furth, Rachel P. Devereaux, Mandy Iswarienko
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Patent number: 7816886Abstract: A battery charger (100) includes a base (102) which selectively receives first (104a) and second (104b) battery pods. The battery pods (104a, 104b), which are adapted to receive one or more batteries (212) for charging, have a form factor which facilitates the handling of the pods (104) and the batteries (212) received therein. Charging energy may be allocated between the pods (104) as a function of the temporal sequence in which the pods (104) are received by the base (102). Charging energy may also be allocated among the batteries (212) so that the batteries (212) are substantially charged at about the same time.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 2006Date of Patent: October 19, 2010Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: Michael J. Brandon, II, Jason M. Barr, Peter F. Hoffman, David A. Furth, Rachel P. Devereaux, Mandy Iswarienko
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Publication number: 20100039792Abstract: A lighting apparatus includes a first electrical contact (5212) that receives power and a second electrical contact (5304) that provides access to the received external power. An electrical contact support component (5210) is used to configure the orientation of the first electrical contact (5212) with respect to the second electrical contact (5304) and connect the first electrical contact and the second electrical contact. A portable lighting appliance receiving region (5310) receives and provides power to a received portable lighting appliance (5206). An interface (5226) receives an input indicative of a first operation of the received portable lighting device (5206) when the power is available and a second operation of a received portable lighting device (5206) when the power is unavailable.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2007Publication date: February 18, 2010Inventors: Thomas I. Meyers, Ronald J. Kingston, Scott W. Osiecki, Chik Hueng Kwok, Richard A. Hudson, David A. Furth, Craig G. Meyer, David Baggaley, Peter F. Hoffman
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Publication number: 20090154148Abstract: A lighting apparatus includes an electrical contact that receives power from an external power source, a battery receiving region, and a battery backed light source. A user interface receives an input indicative of a first desired operation of the lighting apparatus when power is available from the AC power source and a second desired operation of the battery backed light source in the absence of power from the AC power source. Electrical circuitry uses battery power to operate the battery backed light source in the absence of power from the AC power source based on the second desired operation.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 30, 2007Publication date: June 18, 2009Applicant: EVEREADY BATTERY COMPANY, INC.Inventors: Craig S. Meyer, Peter F. Hoffman, Joseph P. Gardner, Daniel L. Stuckey, David A. Furth, Donwoong Kang, Scott W. Osiecki, David J. Hine, Ronald J. Kingston
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Publication number: 20090135588Abstract: A battery powered device comprising a housing having a battery compartment apparatus disposed therein, with the battery compartment apparatus being configured to accept at least one battery. The battery compartment apparatus comprises a battery carrier and a locking hold down mechanism. The carrier is slidably mounted in the housing. The locking hold down mechanism responds to insertion and withdrawal of the carrier into and out of the housing by locking the locking hold down mechanism against the battery, thereby preventing undesired displacement of the battery within the housing.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 3, 2009Publication date: May 28, 2009Applicant: EVEREADY BATTERY COMPANY, INC.Inventors: David A. Furth, Mark A. Ferguson
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Patent number: D642515Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2011Date of Patent: August 2, 2011Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: John D. Crawford, David J. Hine, David A. Furth, Mark A. Ferguson
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Patent number: D642523Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2011Date of Patent: August 2, 2011Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: John D Crawford, David J Hine, David A Furth
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Patent number: D649271Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2011Date of Patent: November 22, 2011Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: John D. Crawford, David J. Hine, David A. Furth, Mark A. Ferguson
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Patent number: D689231Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2011Date of Patent: September 3, 2013Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: John D Crawford, David J Hine, David A Furth
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Patent number: D697025Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2013Date of Patent: January 7, 2014Assignee: Eveready Battery Company, Inc.Inventors: Jonathan Fitch, David Hine, Donwoong Kang, David Furth
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Patent number: D1001969Type: GrantFiled: April 28, 2021Date of Patent: October 17, 2023Inventors: Jason Bonaventura, Scott Osiecki, David Hine, David Furth, Alynn Underriner