Abstract: An assembly for shielding EMF/RF radiation emitted from portable telephones including a case having a shielding material capable of attenuating EMF/RF radiation. The case substantially encloses a portable telephone and includes at least one aperture for passage of a connector base. The assembly further includes an antenna capable of radial and tilt motion with respect to the portable telephone. The antenna is mounted to the connector base which is removably attached to the portable telephone and in contact with the case. A handle portion is attached along an exterior portion of the case. A shielding antenna case for shielding EMF/RF radiation emitted from portable telephones is also disclosed. The antenna case includes a shielding material capable of attenuating EMF/RF radiation and substantially encloses an antenna portion of the portable telephone. Attachment tabs are used for affixing the case to the portable telephone by way of fasteners.

Abstract: A radiation protection shield for electronic devices is provided to shield a user from electro-magnetic and microwave radiation emitted from an electronic device. The radiation shield may be inexpensively manufactured by punching or die cutting sheets of material. Fastening components are provided which allow the shield to be adjustably fitted on a variety of differently sized and configured electronic devices. An additional shielding member is also provided for enhanced shielding in the area of the electronic device adjacent an antenna.

Abstract: A process for application of a protective coating to a steel, concrete, or wooden structure so as to provide protection against corrosion, weathering, or other environmental damage in which the surface to be protected is heated to a temperature in a range of about 75.degree. F. to about 150.degree. F. after which a liquid thermoset primer is applied to the heated material in two stages. The first portion is solidified by heating and then coated with a second portion, forming an uncured liquid thermoset outer primer layer. A melted polymer powder layer is then applied by flamespraying over the uncured liquid thermoset primer layer, forming an intermediate polymer powder layer embedded in the uncured liquid thermoset primer layer.

Abstract: An assembly for attenuating electromagnetic radiation emitted from portable electronic devices is provided which includes a tray having a base with upright sides, the sides and base provided with electromagnetic radiation shielding, a cushion disposed within the base, and a slip resistant member affixed to the under side of the base.

Abstract: An assembly for attenuating and diverting electromagnetic, radio frequency and microwave-radiation emitted from cellular and marine band telephones, which includes a completely lined EMI/RF and microwave radiation shielded protective case to fully enclose a cellular or marine band telephone, the case including at least two telescoping parts slidably connected to each other to permit insertion or extraction of a telephone, wherein an opening is formed in one of the at least two telescoping parts to permit operating the telephone inserted therein, and a shielded section formed in one of the at least two telescoping parts thereby preventing a base of the antenna from touching a users head during use; a telescoping antenna with a connector base adapted to engage antenna circuitry of a telephone; and a removable handle attached to the outside of the shielded case, the removable handle being configured and dimensioned to permit telescoping of the case and holding of the parts together for security and comfort.

Abstract: An accessory for cellular telephones or marine band telephones that will afford some protection to cellular telephone and marine band telephone users from the alleged brain, head and body damage caused by electro-magnetic radiation and microwave radiation of cellular telephone use or marine band use and to also provide a comfortable handle when using and carrying the cellular telephone or marine band telephone.

Abstract: An accessory for cellular telephones that will afford some protection to cellular telephone users from the alleged brain, head and body damage caused by the electro-magnetic radiation of cellular telephone use and to also provide a comfortable handle for using and carrying the cellular telephone.

Abstract: A low cost non-electric device to afford some protection to the operators of Lap-top computers, Notebook computers and portable computers from the electro-magnetic radiation fields emitted therefrom and to afford a comfortable cushion to rest the computer upon as well as providing a cushion made of rated armed threat level ballistic protective materials affixed thereto to afford some protection against armed threats.

Abstract: A low cost non-electrical device to afford some protection to computer terminal operators and adjacent persons from the short range rays and electromagnetic fields, as well as providing a comfortable eye level view of the images on the video screen. Also, as an option, a glare shield and/or magnifier can be attached.

Abstract: A low cost non-electric device to afford some protection to the operators of lap top computers from the electromagnetic fields emitted therefrom and to provide a comfortable cushion to rest the computer upon.