Patents by Inventor Phillip King Parnell, Sr.
Phillip King Parnell, Sr. 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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Patent number: 9421127Abstract: Punctal plugs for delivering therapeutic agents have a body, a portion into which the therapeutic agent is held, a winding about the body, and an enlarged portion or anchor at an end.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2012Date of Patent: August 23, 2016Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Vincent G. McAteer, Brian Schwam, Hassan Chaouk
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Publication number: 20160206473Abstract: Punctal plugs for delivering therapeutic agents have a body, a portion into which the therapeutic agent is held, a winding about the body, and an enlarged portion or anchor at an end.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2012Publication date: July 21, 2016Applicant: Johnson & Johnson Vison Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, SR., Vincent G. McAteer, Brian Schwam, Hassan Chaouk
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Patent number: 9259352Abstract: Punctal plugs for delivering therapeutic agents have a body, a portion into which the therapeutic agent is held, a winding about the body, and an enlarged portion or anchor at an end.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2012Date of Patent: February 16, 2016Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Vincent G. McAteer, Brian Schwam, Hassan Chaouk
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Patent number: 9259351Abstract: Punctal plugs for delivering therapeutic agents have a body, a portion into which the therapeutic agent is held, a winding about the body, and an enlarged portion or anchor at an end.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2012Date of Patent: February 16, 2016Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Vincent G. McAteer, Brian Schwam, Hassan Chaouk
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Patent number: 8911227Abstract: A precision cassette plate, which is an integral component of a mold assembly in an injection molding system, is designed to secure a predetermined number of components fabricated in an injection molding process. The precision cassette plate is designed with two pre-alignment holes and two precision position anti-rotational features that guarantee accurate placement of the precision cassette plate each time at each stage of the manufacturing/assembly process.Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2012Date of Patent: December 16, 2014Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Vincent G. McAteer, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., George B. Kipe
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Patent number: 8721322Abstract: A micro silicone mold mounted plunger injection system comprises a silicone cartridge assembly, a micro plunger injection assembly and a cold deck nozzle assembly. In this system, these three components are interconnected directly such that it has a greatly reduced material flow path length and diameter. The system is capable of displacing an amount of material in a single shot substantially equal to the desired shot weight required to make a component.Type: GrantFiled: November 30, 2011Date of Patent: May 13, 2014Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Vincent G McAteer, George B. Kipe, Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, Sr.
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Publication number: 20130175732Abstract: A precision cassette plate, which is an integral component of a mold assembly in an injection molding system, is designed to secure a predetermined number of components fabricated in an injection molding process. The precision cassette plate is designed with two pre-alignment holes and two precision position anti-rotational features that guarantee accurate placement of the precision cassette plate each time at each stage of the manufacturing/assembly process.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 11, 2012Publication date: July 11, 2013Inventors: Victor Lust, Vincent G. McAteer, Phillip King Parnell, SR., George B. Kipe
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Publication number: 20130134633Abstract: A micro silicone mold mounted plunger injection system comprises a silicone cartridge assembly, a micro plunger injection assembly and a cold deck nozzle assembly. In this system, these three components are interconnected directly such that it has a greatly reduced material flow path length and diameter. The system is capable of displacing an amount of material in a single shot substantially equal to the desired shot weight required to make a component.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 30, 2011Publication date: May 30, 2013Inventors: Vincent G. McAteer, George B. Kipe, Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, SR.
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Patent number: 8439865Abstract: Punctal plugs for delivering therapeutic agents to the eye have a body with a portion into which the therapeutic agent is loaded and a conical anchor portion at an end of the plug.Type: GrantFiled: March 29, 2010Date of Patent: May 14, 2013Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Vincent G. McAteer, Brian Schwam, Hassan Chaouk
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Publication number: 20100256557Abstract: Punctal plugs for delivering therapeutic agents to the eye have a body with a portion into which the therapeutic agent is loaded and a conical anchor portion at an end of the plug.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 29, 2010Publication date: October 7, 2010Inventors: Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, SR., Vincent G. McAteer, Brian Scwam, Hassan Chaouk
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Publication number: 20100256578Abstract: Punctal plugs for delivering therapeutic agents have a body, a portion into which the therapeutic agent is held, a winding about the body, and an enlarged portion or anchor at an end.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 29, 2010Publication date: October 7, 2010Inventors: Victor Lust, Phillip King Parnell, SR., Vincent G. McAteer, Brian Schwam, Hassan Chaouk
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Publication number: 20100243100Abstract: This invention discloses methods and apparatus for providing a dispensing a material with an active agent into an ophthalmic device. Some embodiments include dispensing high viscous materials into a punctal plug.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 31, 2009Publication date: September 30, 2010Inventors: Jason M. Tokarski, Michael J. Trezza, II, Aruna Nathan, Hassan Chaouk, Ken Church, Phillip King Parnell, SR.
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Patent number: 6752581Abstract: This invention relates to a device for removing and transporting articles, such as ophthalmic lens mold sections, or packaging elements from a mold. The invention, in one embodiment includes first, second, and third assemblies; the first of which removes the articles from the molding station at a first location and transports them to a second location; the second assembly receives the articles from the first assembly and transports them to a third location, and the third assembly receives the articles from the second assembly and transports them to a fourth location. A second embodiment includes a flipper assembly disposed between the first and second assemblies, which flipper receives the articles from the first assembly and inverts them before depositing them onto the second assembly. This second embodiment is useful in conjunction with molded articles which are transported to the flipper assembly in an inverted position.Type: GrantFiled: August 11, 1997Date of Patent: June 22, 2004Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Stephen Robert Beaton, Scott Frederick Ansell, Henri Armand Dagobert, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Craig William Walker, Daniel Tsu-Fang Wang
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Patent number: 6502009Abstract: A method for removing and transporting ophthalmic lens fabricating mold sections from a molding device to an inert chamber in a predetermined time, controlled by a central processor. The method includes starting a timer upon opening the molding device and exposing the mold sections; actuating a robotic arm to transport the mold sections from the molding device to an intermediate position using a compound movement; actuating a cam-controlled arm to transport the mold sections from the intermediate position to a pallet held on a conveyor belt at a cam-arm pre-part release location; and releasing the pallet to move on the conveyor belt to the inert chamber for continued transport of mold containing pallets to a treatment or processing facility for producing and/or packaging of the contact lenses.Type: GrantFiled: August 26, 1999Date of Patent: December 31, 2002Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Victor Lust, Michael William Litwin
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Patent number: 6186736Abstract: This invention relates to a device for removing and transporting articles, such as ophthalmic lens mold sections, or packaging elements from a mold. The invention, in one embodiment includes first, second, and third assemblies; the first of which removes the articles from the molding station at a first location and transports them to a second location; the second assembly receives the articles from the first assembly and transports them to a third location, and the third assembly receives the articles from the second assembly and transports them to a fourth location. A second embodiment includes a flipper assembly disposed between the first and second assemblies, which flipper receives the articles from the first assembly and inverts them before depositing them onto the second assembly. This second embodiment is useful in conjunction with molded articles which are transported to the flipper assembly in an inverted position.Type: GrantFiled: May 14, 1999Date of Patent: February 13, 2001Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Stephen Robert Beaton, Scott Frederick Ansell, Henri Armand Dagobert, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Craig William Walker, Daniel Tsu-Fang Wang
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Patent number: 6180032Abstract: An apparatus and a method for removing and transporting articles from molds. More specifically, the present invention pertains to such an apparatus and method which is particularly well suited for removing the articles from a molding machine having molds in which they are molded, and thereafter carrying the articles within a very short period of time away from the molds and depositing the articles for further processing in a high speed, automated production system.Type: GrantFiled: September 2, 1998Date of Patent: January 30, 2001Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Products, Inc.Inventors: Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Michael Litwin, Victor Lust
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Patent number: 6176669Abstract: This invention relates to a device for removing and transporting articles, such as ophthalmic lens mold sections, or packaging elements from a mold. The invention, in one embodiment includes first, second, and third assemblies; the first of which removes the articles from the molding station at a first location and transports them to a second location; the second assembly receives the articles from the first assembly and transports them to a third location, and the third assembly receives the articles from the second assembly and transports them to a fourth location. A second embodiment includes a flipper assembly disposed between the first and second assemblies, which flipper receives the articles from the first assembly and inverts them before depositing them onto the second assembly. This second embodiment is useful in conjunction with molded articles which are transported to the flipper assembly in an inverted position.Type: GrantFiled: May 12, 1999Date of Patent: January 23, 2001Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Stephen Robert Beaton, Scott Frederick Ansell, Henri Armand Dagobert, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Craig William Walker, Daniel Tsu-Fang Wang
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Patent number: 6079940Abstract: This invention relates to a device for removing and transporting articles, such as ophthalmic lens mold sections, or packaging elements from a mold. The invention, in one embodiment includes first, second, and third assemblies; the first of which removes the articles from the molding station at a first location and transports them to a second location; the second assembly receives the articles from the first assembly and transports them to a third location, and the third assembly receives the articles from the second assembly and transports them to a fourth location. A second embodiment includes a flipper assembly disposed between the first and second assemblies, which flipper receives the articles from the first assembly and inverts them before depositing them onto the second assembly. This second embodiment is useful in conjunction with molded articles which are transported to the flipper assembly in an inverted position.Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 1999Date of Patent: June 27, 2000Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Products, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Stephen Robert Beaton, Scott Frederick Ansell, Henri Armand Dagobert, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Craig William Walker, Daniel Tsu-Fang Wang
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Patent number: 6077031Abstract: This invention relates to a method for removing and transporting articles, such as ophthalmic lens mold sections, or packaging elements from a mold. The invention, in one embodiment includes first, second, and third assemblies; the first of which removes the articles from the molding station at a first location and transports them to a second location; the second assembly receives the articles from the first assembly and transports them to a third location, and the third assembly receives the articles from the second assembly and transports them to a fourth location. A second embodiment includes a flipper assembly disposed between the first and second assemblies, which flipper receives the articles from the first assembly and inverts them before depositing them onto the second assembly. This second embodiment is useful in conjunction with molded articles which are transported to the flipper assembly in an inverted position.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 1999Date of Patent: June 20, 2000Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Products, Inc.Inventors: Victor Lust, Stephen Robert Beaton, Scott Frederick Ansell, Henri Armand Dagobert, Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Craig William Walker, Daniel Tsu-Fang Wang
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Patent number: 6007229Abstract: A method for removing and transporting ophthalmic lens fabricating mold sections from a molding device to an inert chamber in a predetermined time, controlled by a central processor, is disclosed. The method includes starting a timer upon opening the molding device and exposing the mold sections; actuating a robotic arm to transport the mold sections from the molding device to an intermediate position using a compound movement; actuating a cam-controlled arm to transport the mold sections from the intermediate position to a pallet held on a conveyor belt at a cam-arm pre-part release location; and releasing the pallet to move on the conveyor belt to the inert chamber for continued transport of mold containing pallets to a treatment or processing facility for producing and/or packaging of the contact lenses.Type: GrantFiled: June 5, 1997Date of Patent: December 28, 1999Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Vision Products, Inc.Inventors: Phillip King Parnell, Sr., Victor Lust, Michael William Litwin