Patents by Inventor Joey Dee Ochoa

Joey Dee Ochoa 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).

  • Lens holders for use in lens coating processes
    Patent number: 8556248
    Abstract: Lens holders are disclosed that clasp the lens using rubberized paddles to reduce scratching and which include legs that are shaped to enable visual inspection of a lens without removal of the lens from the lens holder. One embodiment includes a lens holder body including a clip and a leg, and a spring fixed to the lens holder body. In addition, the leg includes a ledge, the spring includes two flexible arms terminating in paddles, the paddles are configured to clasp a lens resting on the ledge, at least the portion of each of the paddles that contact a lens clasped by the paddles is constructed from a resilient non-abrasive material, and the leg is formed so that a lens clasped by the springs and resting on the leg can be visually inspected without removing the lens from the lens holder.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 6, 2010
    Date of Patent: October 15, 2013
    Assignee: I-Coat Company, LLC
    Inventors: Phillip Velasquez, Hamlet Joe Avetisian, Sr., Joey Dee Ochoa, Timothy George Stephan, Arman Bernardi
  • LENS HOLDERS FOR USE IN LENS COATING PROCESSES
    Publication number: 20100275839
    Abstract: Lens holders are disclosed that clasp the lens using rubberized paddles to reduce scratching and which include legs that are shaped to enable visual inspection of a lens without removal of the lens from the lens holder. One embodiment includes a lens holder body including a clip and a leg, and a spring fixed to the lens holder body. In addition, the leg includes a ledge, the spring includes two flexible arms terminating in paddles, the paddles are configured to clasp a lens resting on the ledge, at least the portion of each of the paddles that contact a lens clasped by the paddles is constructed from a resilient non-abrasive material, and the leg is formed so that a lens clasped by the springs and resting on the leg can be visually inspected without removing the lens from the lens holder.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 6, 2010
    Publication date: November 4, 2010
    Applicant: I-Coat Company, LLC
    Inventors: Phillip Velasquez, Hamlet Joe Avetisian, SR., Joey Dee Ochoa, Timothy George Stephan, Arman Bernardi