Patents by Inventor James Mark Cox
James Mark Cox 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: 20220126016Abstract: A clamping and connection system configured to be pivotally attached to two pieces of equipment such as an IV pole and a hospital bed. The clamping and connection system includes a clamping portion and an attachment portion. The system is configured to be rotatable around the attachment portion to allow optimal placement of the pole while in transport and connected to the bed.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 22, 2021Publication date: April 28, 2022Applicant: Pryor Products, Inc.Inventors: James Mark COX, Richard Enoch QUINTANIA, Kevin DAILEY, Kevin DONAHUE, George KEMPER
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Patent number: 10738808Abstract: A clamp for mounting a structure on a support. The clamp includes a fixed jaw, a base, and a moveable thruster plate between the fixed jaw and the base. The clamp includes a thruster cylinder configured to be rotatably received through the clamp body and having threads that engage a screw so that when the thruster cylinder rotates, the screw is advanced or retracted to move the thruster plate into and out of engagement with the support. A knob is used to rotate the thruster cylinder. The clamp includes a friction washer or collet located between the thruster cylinder and the clamp body. The clamp is configured so that when the thruster plate engages the support, further axial movement of the screw is prevented and further rotation of the knob and thruster cylinder compresses the friction washer or collet.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2018Date of Patent: August 11, 2020Assignee: PRYOR PRODUCTS, INC.Inventors: Paul Pryor, Richard Enoch Quintania, James Mark Cox, Kevin Donahue
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Publication number: 20190195252Abstract: A clamp for mounting a structure on a support. The clamp includes a fixed jaw, a base, and a moveable thruster plate between the fixed jaw and the base. The clamp includes a thruster cylinder configured to be rotatably received through the clamp body and having threads that engage a screw so that when the thruster cylinder rotates, the screw is advanced or retracted to move the thruster plate into and out of engagement with the support. A knob is used to rotate the thruster cylinder. The clamp includes a friction washer or collet located between the thruster cylinder and the clamp body. The clamp is configured so that when the thruster plate engages the support, further axial movement of the screw is prevented and further rotation of the knob and thruster cylinder compresses the friction washer or collet.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 27, 2018Publication date: June 27, 2019Applicant: Pryor Products, Inc.Inventors: Paul PRYOR, Richard Enoch QUINTANIA, James Mark COX, Kevin DONAHUE
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Publication number: 20180073528Abstract: A clamp for mounting a structure on a support. The clamp includes a fixed jaw, a base, and a moveable thruster plate between the fixed jaw and the base. The clamp includes a thruster cylinder configured to be rotateably received through the clamp body and having threads that engage a screw so that when the thruster cylinder rotates, the screw is advanced or retracted to move the thruster plate into and out of engagement with the support. A knob is used to rotate the thruster cylinder. The base includes an annular opening for storing a spring and receiving the screw and the thruster cylinder. The clamp is configured so that when the thruster plate engages the support, further axial movement of the screw is prevented and further rotation of the knob and thruster cylinder compresses the spring thereby causing the thruster plate to apply additional force to the support.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2017Publication date: March 15, 2018Applicant: Pryor Products, Inc.Inventors: Paul PRYOR, Richard Enoch Quintania, James Mark Cox
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Patent number: 9839742Abstract: The stand is attached to a wheeled frame by a cylindrical post received in a frame receiver attached to the frame and a rectangular beam is received in a tapered slot in the receiver and extends horizontally from the cylindrical post. The beam terminates at the end opposite the frame receiver in a vertical post.Type: GrantFiled: May 14, 2015Date of Patent: December 12, 2017Assignee: Pryor Products, Inc.Inventors: Paul Edward Pryor, James Mark Cox, Richard Enoch Quintania
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Publication number: 20160245317Abstract: The device utilizes a thruster cylinder driven by a enlarged knob and terminating in a thruster plate to clamp to a support. Provision is made to attach a device to the clamp through a rotating index wheel which can lock the device by receiving a tang from a trigger lever at a selected increment of rotation. A second embodiment has two index wheels so that the attached device can be displaced in one of four directions to avoid conflict with other devices on the same support. The second axis is normally used to return a displaced device to an upright orientation.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2014Publication date: August 25, 2016Applicant: Pryor ProductsInventors: Richard Enoch Quintania, James Mark Cox
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Publication number: 20160022900Abstract: The stand is attached to a wheeled frame by a cylindrical post received in a frame receiver attached to the frame and a rectangular beam is received in a tapered slot in the receiver and extends horizontally from the cylindrical post. The beam terminates at the end opposite the frame receiver in a vertical post.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2015Publication date: January 28, 2016Applicant: Pryor Products, Inc.Inventors: Paul Edward Pryor, James Mark Cox, Richard Enoch Quintania
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Publication number: 20150219131Abstract: The device utilizes a thruster cylinder driven by a enlarged knob and terminating in a thruster plate to clamp to a support. Provision is made to attach a device to the clamp through a rotating index wheel which can lock the device by receiving a tang from a trigger lever at a selected increment of rotation. A second embodiment has two index wheels so that the attached device can be displaced in one of four directions to avoid conflict with other devices on the same support. The second axis is normally used to return a displaced device to an upright orientation.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2014Publication date: August 6, 2015Applicant: Pryor ProductsInventors: Richard Enoch Quintania, James Mark Cox
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Patent number: 8695957Abstract: The device utilizes a thruster cylinder driven by a enlarged knob and terminating in a thruster plate to clamp to a support. Provision is made to attach a device to the clamp through a rotating index wheel which can lock the device by receiving a tang from a trigger lever at a selected increment of rotation. A second embodiment has two index wheels so that the attached device can be displaced in one of four directions to avoid conflict with other devices on the same support. The second axis is normally used to return a displaced device to an upright orientation.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 2009Date of Patent: April 15, 2014Assignee: Pryor ProductsInventors: Richard Enoch Quintania, James Mark Cox
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Patent number: 8020815Abstract: The stand has modules to form a support base with elongated support members with wheels or legs. The stand can either incorporate two spaced load supporting posts or a single post extending from a spanner module that connects between the elongated support members. When two load support members are employed the user can step between the posts. When a single post and spanner are employed the user can step as far as the spanner near the center of support. The support members diverge from their centers provide a wide stance of the wheels or legs for stability. At the upper end of the post or posts a load support platform is carried either directly on a single post or through a cross-piece on a two post configuration. T-shaped slots in the post can be utilized to attach loads to the posts and a panel extending between posts.Type: GrantFiled: January 15, 2010Date of Patent: September 20, 2011Assignee: Pryor ProductsInventor: James Mark Cox
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Publication number: 20110174936Abstract: The stand has modules to form a support base with elongated support members with wheels or legs. The stand can either incorporate two spaced load supporting posts or a single post extending from a spanner module that connects between the elongated support members. When two load support members are employed the user can step between the posts. When a single post and spanner are employed the user can step as far as the spanner near the center of support. The support members diverge from their centers provide a wide stance of the wheels or legs for stability. At the upper end of the post or posts a load support platform is carried either directly on a single post or through a cross-piece on a two post configuration. T-shaped slots in the post can be utilized to attach loads to the posts and a panel extending between posts.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 15, 2010Publication date: July 21, 2011Inventor: James Mark Cox
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Publication number: 20110101587Abstract: The device utilizes a thruster cylinder driven by a enlarged knob and terminating in a thruster plate to clamp to a support. Provision is made to attach a device to the clamp through a rotating index wheel which can lock the device by receiving a tang from a trigger lever at a selected increment of rotation. A second embodiment has two index wheels so that the attached device can be displaced in one of four directions to avoid conflict with other devices on the same support. The second axis is normally used to return a displaced device to an upright orientation.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 30, 2009Publication date: May 5, 2011Applicant: Pryor Products a California CorporationInventors: Richard Enoch Quintania, James Mark Cox