Patents by Inventor Jeffrey Scott Anderson
Jeffrey Scott Anderson 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: 20230046492Abstract: A spherical hand exerciser has a resilient, non-slip exterior with an off-center cavity and a weighted core housed within the cavity. A method of performing physical therapy with the exerciser includes grasping at least one exerciser; and manipulating it around the hand and fingers. The offset placement of the weighted core works stabilizer muscles of the fingers, hand, wrist, and forearm during manipulation, increasing the synergy and workable range of motion of both the flexor and the extensor muscles, allowing for faster learning and better effects.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 9, 2022Publication date: February 16, 2023Inventor: Jeffrey Scott Anderson
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Patent number: 10167035Abstract: A blow molded toy cycle has a female bearing area with tapered and recess sections. A fork has a corresponding male bearing area that includes a tapered section and an annular protrusion section. A protrusion spaced at a distance from the annular protrusion extends from the shaft and has a surface to contact a top surface of the body to secure the fork when the male and female bearing areas are in contact. The fork has integrally formed tabs that to bend around an axle to form a bearing area for the axle that allows the axle to rotate within the fork. A blow molded pedal attaches to a section of the axle and has a series of ribs disposed between side sections to form a bearing area that allows the pedal to rotate around the axle. Two rear and one front wheels attach to the body and fork respectively.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 2017Date of Patent: January 1, 2019Assignee: Custom-Pak, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Andrew James McDonnough, Pamela Jo Naeve, Duane David Franzen, Jr., Alan Walter Knapper, Michael Grinnall
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Publication number: 20170274956Abstract: A blow molded toy cycle has a female bearing area with tapered and recess sections. A fork has a corresponding male bearing area that includes a tapered section and an annular protrusion section. A protrusion spaced at a distance from the annular protrusion extends from the shaft and has a surface to contact a top surface of the body to secure the fork when the male and female bearing areas are in contact. The fork has integrally formed tabs that to bend around an axle to form a bearing area for the axle that allows the axle to rotate within the fork. A blow molded pedal attaches to a section of the axle and has a series of ribs disposed between side sections to form a bearing area that allows the pedal to rotate around the axle. Two rear and one front wheels attach to the body and fork respectively.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2017Publication date: September 28, 2017Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Andrew James McDonnough, Pamela Jo Naeve, Duane David Franzen, JR., Alan Walter Knapper, Michael Grinnall
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Patent number: 9682739Abstract: A blow molded toy cycle has a female bearing area with tapered and recess sections. A fork has a corresponding male bearing area that includes a tapered section and an annular protrusion section. A protrusion spaced at a distance from the annular protrusion extends from the shaft and has a surface to contact a top surface of the body to secure the fork when the male and female bearing areas are in contact. The fork has integrally formed tabs that to bend around an axle to form a bearing area for the axle that allows the axle to rotate within the fork. A blow molded pedal attaches to a section of the axle and has a series of ribs disposed between side sections to form a bearing area that allows the pedal to rotate around the axle. Two rear and one front wheels attach to the body and fork respectively.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 2014Date of Patent: June 20, 2017Assignee: Custom-Pak, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Andrew James McDonnough, Pamela Jo Naeve, Duane David Franzen, Jr., Alan Walter Knapper, Michael Grinnall
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Publication number: 20140312591Abstract: A blow molded toy cycle has a female bearing area with tapered and recess sections. A fork has a corresponding male bearing area that includes a tapered section and an annular protrusion section. A protrusion spaced at a distance from the annular protrusion extends from the shaft and has a surface to contact a top surface of the body to secure the fork when the male and female bearing areas are in contact. The fork has integrally formed tabs that to bend around an axle to form a bearing area for the axle that allows the axle to rotate within the fork. A blow molded pedal attaches to a section of the axle and has a series of ribs disposed between side sections to form a bearing area that allows the pedal to rotate around the axle. Two rear and one front wheels attach to the body and fork respectively.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 25, 2014Publication date: October 23, 2014Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Andrew James McDonnough, Pamela Jo Naeve, Duane David Franzen, JR., Alan Walter Knapper, Michael Grinnall
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Patent number: 7727455Abstract: A method and apparatus for facilitating the creation of holes in a blow molded container is disclosed generally comprising first and second mold portions mounted adjacent each other along a seam and a mechanism for creating holes at the seam. In some embodiments, first and second punches are used to create one hole underneath the container's handle. In some embodiments, a third mold portion is used to create a rose surface and create a plurality of holes therein.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 2007Date of Patent: June 1, 2010Assignee: Custom-Pak, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Pamela Jo Naeve
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Patent number: 7229587Abstract: A method and apparatus for facilitating the creation of holes in a blow molded container is disclosed generally comprising first and second mold portions mounted adjacent each other along a seam and a mechanism for creating holes at the seam. In some embodiments, first and second punches are used to create one hole underneath the container's handle. In some embodiments, a third mold portion is used to create a rose surface and create a plurality of holes therein.Type: GrantFiled: January 27, 2004Date of Patent: June 12, 2007Assignee: Custom - Pak, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Pamela Jo Naeve
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Publication number: 20040197436Abstract: A method and apparatus for facilitating the creation of holes in a blow molded container is disclosed generally comprising first and second mold portions mounted adjacent each other along a seam and a mechanism for creating holes at the seam. In some embodiments, first and second punches are used to create one hole underneath the container's handle. In some embodiments, a third mold portion is used to create a rose surface and create a plurality of holes therein.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 27, 2004Publication date: October 7, 2004Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Pamela Jo Naeve
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Patent number: 6793074Abstract: A chainsaw case for a chainsaw having a bar is provided. The case includes a base having a lower, a rear, and two end walls, one of the end walls having a slot therein. A front member is pivotally connected to the base and is pivotable from a closed position toward a position in which the front member is substantially coplanar with the lower wall. A top member is pivotally connected to the base about a pivot axis which is substantially parallel to the pivot axis of the front member, and is pivotable from a closed position toward a position in which the top member is substantially coplanar with the rear wall. The case also includes a scabbard for being applied to the bar of the chainsaw, the scabbard having an end portion adapted to be received within the slot when the chainsaw is disposed within the base.Type: GrantFiled: September 16, 2003Date of Patent: September 21, 2004Assignee: Custom-Pak, IncInventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Patrick T. Jones, Ronald A. Zimmer, James M. Wiese
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Publication number: 20040074793Abstract: A chainsaw case for a chainsaw having a bar is provided. The case includes a base having a lower, a rear, and two end walls, one of the end walls having a slot therein. A front member is pivotally connected to the base and is pivotable from a closed position toward a position in which the front member is substantially coplanar with the lower wall. A top member is pivotally connected to the base about a pivot axis which is substantially parallel to the pivot axis of the front member, and is pivotable from a closed position toward a position in which the top member is substantially coplanar with the rear wall. The case also includes a scabbard for being applied to the bar of the chainsaw, the scabbard having an end portion adapted to be received within the slot when the chainsaw is disposed within the base.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 16, 2003Publication date: April 22, 2004Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Patrick T. Jones, Ronald A. Zimmer, James M. Wiese
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Method for enhancing the three-dimensional effect of a raised plastic surface using in-mold labeling
Patent number: 6569276Abstract: A method of enhancing the three-dimensional effect of a plastic part and the label used therewith is disclosed. A label for enhancing the three-dimensional visual effect which comprises a plastic core and/or, an insulating layer, and/or a heat-activated adhesive backing is disclosed. The label is aligned on the surface of a relieved mold. When plastic is forced against the back surface of the label, the label is stretched and forced into the relief along with the plastic. The label adheres to the plastic part by either a heat-activated adhesive backing or the core forms a melts/weld interface with the molded part creating a permanent bond between the label and the molded part.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 2001Date of Patent: May 27, 2003Assignee: Custom-Pak, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Jon Spencer Richardson, Steven Dean Eggers -
Publication number: 20020192461Abstract: A method of enhancing the three-dimensional effect of a plastic part and the label used therewith is disclosed. A label for enhancing the three-dimensional visual effect which comprises a plastic core and/or, an insulating layer, and/or a heat-activated adhesive backing is disclosed. The label is aligned on the surface of a relieved mold. When plastic is forced against the back surface of the label, the label is stretched and forced into the relief along with the plastic. The label adheres to the plastic part by either a heat-activated adhesive backing or the core forms a melts/weld interface with the molded part creating a permanent bond between the label and the molded part.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 15, 2001Publication date: December 19, 2002Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Jon Spencer Richardson, Steven Dean Eggers
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Patent number: 6348173Abstract: A mold core having an upper surface and at least one hole passing therethrough is provided. An ejector pin is disposed within at least one of the holes in the mold core. The ejector pin includes a bushing having an undercut portion protruding above the upper surface of the mold core for enhancing the adherence of a part molded on the mold core thereto. The bushing also has a hole passing laterally therethrough through which passes an ejector pin shaft. The ejector pin shaft, which includes a head, forces a part adhered to the mold core off of the mold core when so desired. The protruding portion of the bushing is undercut in the form of a back-drafted angle, a circumferential rib, either indented or projecting, and of a partially round or V-shaped cross-section, a series of dimples, or of any other shape which will cause the molded plastic to adhere tightly to it. The head of the ejector pin may be located out beyond bushing and may be dome-shaped, conical, or any of other various shapes.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 2000Date of Patent: February 19, 2002Assignee: Custom-Pak, Inc.Inventor: Jeffrey Scott Anderson
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Patent number: 6248441Abstract: A method of enhancing the three-dimensional effect of a plastic part and the label used therewith is disclosed. A label for enhancing the three-dimensional visual effect which comprises a plastic core and/or, an insulating layer, and/or a heat-activated adhesive backing is disclosed. The label is aligned on the surface of a relieved mold. When plastic is forced against the back surface of the label, the label is stretched and forced into the relief along with the plastic. The label adheres to the plastic part by either a heat-activated adhesive backing or the core forms a melts/weld interface with the molded part creating a permanent bond between the label and the molded part.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 1999Date of Patent: June 19, 2001Assignee: Custom-Pak, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Jon Spencer Richardson, Steven Dean Eggers
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Patent number: D885621Type: GrantFiled: October 8, 2017Date of Patent: May 26, 2020Assignees: Molex, LLC, Watts of LoveInventors: Victor Zaderej, James V. Agro, Michael C. Picini, Jeffrey Scott Anderson