Patents by Inventor Dov Glucksman
Dov Glucksman 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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Publication number: 20060047234Abstract: Apparatus for abrading hair and exfoliating skin. An electric motor drive produces rotation at three transmission outputs. A universal joint connects each motion transmission output to a disk for supporting annular abrasive pads. The abrasive disks and pads are free to swivel to maximize surface contact between the abrasive pad and skin during use.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 1, 2004Publication date: March 2, 2006Inventors: Dov Glucksman, Gary McGonagle, Laura Nickerson
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Publication number: 20050268950Abstract: A sonic cleaner for small articles includes two tanks for receiving a liquid and articles to be cleaned and a base unit having chambers for receiving each tank. A vibratory motion generator attaches to the base unit through an isolating structure. Complementary attachment elements on the vibratory motion generator and each tank form a releasable, rigid connection. When the tank is attached to the vibratory motion generator, liquid in the tank can be agitated. When the releasable, rigid connection is detached, the tank can be removed from the base unit for disposing of liquid in the tank without having to handle the entire sonic cleaner.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 4, 2004Publication date: December 8, 2005Inventors: Dov Glucksman, Laura Nickerson, Gary McGonagle
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Publication number: 20050199129Abstract: An infusion beverage brewing system includes a container and an infuser. The infuser is positioned in a liquid, such as hot water, and has an infusing chamber for containing infusible materials, such as tea leaves. A plunger includes a piston with a peripheral seal and flap valves. After a brewing time has elapsed, an individual pushes on an operator to move the piston past a perforated wall portion of the infusing chamber. When the piston reaches a solid wall portion at the bottom of the infusing chamber, the flap valves open to allow liquid to escape. However, small apertures aligned with the flap valves prevent the passage of the infusible material. Consequently the infusible material is isolated from the liquid when the piston reaches a solid bottom wall portion of the infusing chamber.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2004Publication date: September 15, 2005Inventors: Dov Glucksman, Gary McGonagle, Laura Nickerson
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Publication number: 20050169615Abstract: A portable warm air humidifier for delivery to a room a steam air mixture of uniform moisture and at a temperature that does not cause sensation of pain. A steam ejector is used to mix the steam from an evaporation chamber with the air entering the humidifier with the advantage, among others, of eliminating the need for motors and blowers. A difference in the water level between a water supply compartment and the evaporation chamber provides a constant pressure in the evaporation chamber which is necessary to drive generated steam through a steam nozzle communicating with the steam ejector. The dimensions of the steam nozzle are determined in relation with the rate of steam generation in accordance with steam velocity to effectively eliminate or minimize the noise normally associated with the passage of steam through a nozzle.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 1, 2005Publication date: August 4, 2005Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Publication number: 20050036773Abstract: A heating element for heating liquids, comprising a heating coil coiled about a central axis. The coil has a first end and a second end lying in a plane substantially parallel to the central axis. The coil is covered with insulation which is covered with a protective sheath. The protective sheath is covered with an aluminum housing provided with a central aperture to increase the surface area of the heating element in contact with the liquid to improve start-up time. The aluminum housing is also provided with an aperture to receive a thermostat. A pressure die having a first portion and a second portion is adapted to receive a spacer between the first and second portions to vary the distance between the first and second portion and allow for the manufacture of heating elements of varying diameters.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 8, 2004Publication date: February 17, 2005Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Patent number: 6719850Abstract: The present invention provides a small, quiet sonic cleaner which can be used to clean jewelry and other small objects. The cleaner includes a tank which is rigidly connected to a vibration generator such as an eccentrically loaded motor, and which is flexibly coupled to a base upon which the cleaner sits. The coupling of the tank to the base is preferably through progressive motion attenuators such as springs, which provide superior vibration isolation for the tank.Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2002Date of Patent: April 13, 2004Assignee: Connoisseurs Products Corp.Inventors: Dov Glucksman, Karl Kaltenbach, Gary McGonagle, Laura Nickerson
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Publication number: 20030192871Abstract: A paraffin bath apparatus for melting paraffin used in therapeutic applications is disclosed. The paraffin bath apparatus comprises a housing having a base, a sidewall and upper opening. An inner tub is formed of a temperature resistant polymeric material is a generally cup shaped member having a bottom wall, an upstanding wall and an open top. The inner tub is received within the upper opening of the housing with the bottom wall of the inner tub overlying the base of the housing. The heating element is located between the inner tub and the housing for providing heat to the inner tub sufficient to melt the paraffin but below the temperature that would adversely affect the polymeric material forming inner tub. A thermostatic sensor is disposed between the inner tub and the housing and is electrically connected to the heating element to control the heat provided to the inner tub. A temperature indicating element may be provided in the inner tub and placed in contact with paraffin melted in the inner tub.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 2, 2003Publication date: October 16, 2003Applicant: HoMedics, Inc.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Publication number: 20030131869Abstract: The present invention provides a small, quiet sonic cleaner which can be used to clean jewelry and other small objects. The cleaner includes a tank which is rigidly connected to a vibration generator such as an eccentrically loaded motor, and which is flexibly coupled to a base upon which the cleaner sits. The coupling of the tank to the base is preferably through progressive motion attenuators such as springs, which provide superior vibration isolation for the tank.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 11, 2002Publication date: July 17, 2003Inventors: Dov Glucksman, Karl Kaltenbach, Gary McGonagle, Laura Nickerson
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Patent number: 6573481Abstract: A paraffin bath apparatus for melting paraffin used in therapeutic applications is disclosed. The paraffin bath apparatus comprises a housing having a base, a sidewall and upper opening. An inner tub is formed of a temperature resistant polymeric material is a generally cup shaped member having a bottom wall, an upstanding wall and an open top. The inner tub is received within the upper opening of the housing with the bottom wall of the inner tub overlying the base of the housing. The heating element is located between the inner tub and the housing for providing heat to the inner tub sufficient to melt the paraffin but below the temperature that would adversely affect the polymeric material forming inner tub. A thermostatic sensor is disposed between the inner tub and the housing and is electrically connected to the heating element to control the heat provided to the inner tub. A temperature indicating element may be provided in the inner tub and placed in contact with paraffin melted in the inner tub.Type: GrantFiled: July 8, 2002Date of Patent: June 3, 2003Assignee: HoMedics, Inc.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Publication number: 20020175161Abstract: A paraffin bath apparatus for melting paraffin used in therapeutic applications is disclosed. The paraffin bath apparatus comprises a housing having a base, a sidewall and upper opening. An inner tub is formed of a temperature resistant polymeric material is a generally cup shaped member having a bottom wall, an upstanding wall and an open top. The inner tub is received within the upper opening of the housing with the bottom wall of the inner tub overlying the base of the housing. The heating element is located between the inner tub and the housing for providing heat to the inner tub sufficient to melt the paraffin but below the temperature that would adversely affect the polymeric material forming inner tub. A thermostatic sensor is disposed between the inner tub and the housing and is electrically connected to the heating element to control the heat provided to the inner tub. A temperature indicating element may be provided in the inner tub and placed in contact with paraffin melted in the inner tub.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 8, 2002Publication date: November 28, 2002Applicant: HoMedics, Inc.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Patent number: 6417495Abstract: A paraffin bath apparatus for melting paraffin used in therapeutic applications is disclosed. The paraffin bath apparatus comprises a housing having a base, a sidewall and upper opening. An inner tub is formed of a temperature resistant polymeric material is a generally cup shaped member having a bottom wall, an upstanding wall and an open top. The inner tub is received within the upper opening of the housing with the bottom wall of the inner tub overlying the base of the housing. The heating element is located between the inner tub and the housing for providing heat to the inner tub sufficient to melt the paraffin but below the temperature that would adversely affect the polymeric material forming inner tub. A thermostatic sensor is disposed between the inner tub and the housing and is electrically connected to the heating element to control the heat provided to the inner tub. A temperature indicating element may be provided in the inner tub and placed in contact with paraffin melted in the inner tub.Type: GrantFiled: November 8, 2000Date of Patent: July 9, 2002Assignee: HoMedics, Inc.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Patent number: 6407369Abstract: A paraffin bath apparatus for melting paraffin used in therapeutic applications is disclosed. The paraffin bath apparatus comprises a housing having a base, a sidewall and upper opening. An inner tub is formed of a temperature resistant polymeric material is a generally cup shaped member having a bottom wall, an upstanding wall and an open top. The inner tub is received within the upper opening of the housing with the bottom wall of the inner tub overlying the base of the housing. The heating element is located between the inner tub and the housing for providing heat to the inner tub sufficient to melt the paraffin but below the temperature that would adversely affect the polymeric material forming inner tub. A thermostatic sensor is disposed between the inner tub and the housing and is electrically connected to the heating element to control the heat provided to the inner tub. A temperature indicating element may be provided in the inner tub and placed in contact with paraffin melted in the inner tub.Type: GrantFiled: June 26, 2001Date of Patent: June 18, 2002Assignee: HoMedics, Inc.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Publication number: 20010038003Abstract: A paraffin bath apparatus for melting paraffin used in therapeutic applications is disclosed. The paraffin bath apparatus comprises a housing having a base, a sidewall and upper opening. An inner tub is formed of a temperature resistant polymeric material is a generally cup shaped member having a bottom wall, an upstanding wall and an open top. The inner tub is received within the upper opening of the housing with the bottom wall of the inner tub overlying the base of the housing. The heating element is located between the inner tub and the housing for providing heat to the inner tub sufficient to melt the paraffin but below the temperature that would adversely affect the polymeric material forming inner tub. A thermostatic sensor is disposed between the inner tub and the housing and is electrically connected to the heating element to control the heat provided to the inner tub. A temperature indicating element may be provided in the inner tub and placed in contact with paraffin melted in the inner tub.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 26, 2001Publication date: November 8, 2001Applicant: HoMedics, Inc.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Patent number: 6303910Abstract: A paraffin bath apparatus has injection molded components including an inner tub, housing, base, control panel, and lid. The inner tub is provided with paired flanges on its bottom surface to which a wire heating element is assembled and secured. Wire guides are provided on the upstanding wall of the inner tub to which a side heating wire is assembled and secured by means of wire guides and an adhesive coated foil segment.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 2001Date of Patent: October 16, 2001Assignee: HoMedics, Inc.Inventors: Dov Glucksman, Roman S. Ferber
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Publication number: 20010020613Abstract: According to the present invention, a paraffin bath apparatus is disclosed that has injection molded components including an inner tub, housing, base, control panel, and lid. The inner tub is provided with paired flanges on its bottom surface to which a wire heating element is assembled and secured. Wire guides are provided on the upstanding wall of the inner tub to which a side heating wire is assembled and secured by means of wire guides and an adhesive coated foil segment.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2001Publication date: September 13, 2001Applicant: HoMedics, Inc.Inventors: Dov Glucksman, Roman S. Ferber
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Patent number: 6184500Abstract: A paraffin bath apparatus for melting paraffin used in therapeutic applications is disclosed. The paraffin bath apparatus comprises a housing having a base, a sidewall and upper opening. An inner tub is formed of a temperature resistant polymeric material is a generally cup shaped member having a bottom wall, an upstanding wall and an open top. The inner tub is received within the upper opening of the housing with the bottom wall of the inner tub overlying the base of the housing. The heating element is located between the inner tub and the housing for providing heat to the inner tub sufficient to melt the paraffin but below the temperature that would adversely affect the polymeric material forming inner tub. A thermostatic sensor is disposed between the inner tub and the housing and is electrically connected to the heating element to control the heat provided to the inner tub. A temperature indicating element may be provided in the inner tub and placed in contact with paraffin melted in the inner tub.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2000Date of Patent: February 6, 2001Assignee: HoMedics, Inc.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Patent number: 6006136Abstract: An electric heating pad is provided, the heating pad having a conductive sheet, the conductive sheet provided with an elongated opening and a perimeter. The conductive sheet is comprised of a flexible and pliable material so that the conductive sheet is capable of following and adhering to the contour of the surface of the human body when applied thereto. A first sheet material, having a seal area disposed on the first sheet material and a perimeter larger than the perimeter of the conductive sheet so as to extend over the conductive sheet to define a sealing edge is provided. A second sheet material, having a seal area disposed on the second sheet material and a perimeter larger than the perimeter of the conductive sheet so as to also extend over the conductive sheet to define a sealing edge is also provided.Type: GrantFiled: November 18, 1997Date of Patent: December 21, 1999Assignee: Appliance Development Corp.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Patent number: 5835680Abstract: An apparatus for heating water is provided having a water receptacle including a bottom wall and side walls for containing a volume of water therein to be heated. The bottom wall of the receptacle has an exterior surface and an interior surface proximate the volume of water to be heated. The water is heated by a heater contained within the water receptacle and secured to the interior surface of the bottom wall of the receptacle by a securement pin which extends through the bottom wall and is threadably engaged with the heater. The heater is elevated from the interior surface of the water receptacle by a collar of high insulation material which is received within a peripheral groove portion of the heater such that the tightening of the securement pin compresses the rubber collar to create a seal between the heater and the bottom wall of the water receptacle.Type: GrantFiled: October 7, 1996Date of Patent: November 10, 1998Assignee: Appliance Development Corp.Inventors: Dov Glucksman, Karl H. Weidemann
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Patent number: 5753002Abstract: A high-efficiency air filtering apparatus for cleaning and circulating air in a closed room is in the shape of a vertical cylinder and includes a semi-cylindrical housing and a semi-cylindrical filtering chamber, both enclosing a centrifugal blower configured to suck filtered air out of the apparatus through the filter and to blow it into the room. The apparatus is characterized by that the filtering chamber contains a closely pleated filter sheet of HEPA-filter which is covered on top and bottom by flat panels and is air-tightly pressed onto the semi-cylindrical housing, thus making the apparatus completely air tight. The filtering chamber is urged onto the contour of the filtering chamber and is releasably fastened to the top and bottom of the housing, permitting replacement of the filter after clogging.Type: GrantFiled: January 25, 1996Date of Patent: May 19, 1998Assignee: Appliance Development Corp.Inventor: Dov Glucksman
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Patent number: D441455Type: GrantFiled: May 19, 2000Date of Patent: May 1, 2001Assignee: Homedics, Inc.Inventors: David Feer, Dov Glucksman