Patents by Inventor Richard H. Ford
Richard H. Ford 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: 20190351205Abstract: A hydro needle system includes a vial and an array of needles. Each needle in the array is in fluid communication with the vial so as to transport the liquid from the vial to the skin. An actuator is in communication with the array of needles and is configured to apply reciprocating linear motion to the needles so as to repeatedly cause the needles to reciprocate. A casing holds the vial, the needles and the actuator. The casing includes a skin contacting surface that supports the array of needles in a predetermined angular relationship with respect to the skin. At least a portion of the casing is transparent so that the liquid in the vial can be seen therethrough to determine how much liquid remains in the vial during use.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2019Publication date: November 21, 2019Inventors: Richard H. Ford, John Frederick Allan McCahill, Paul L. Guilbaud, Eric Dale Fuller
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Publication number: 20190133634Abstract: A micro-needling device includes a hand-held motorized unit generates repetitive motion. An outer shell defines a cylindrical cavity therein and having a top surface. The top surface defines a plurality of needle holes passing therethrough. The outer shell is coupled to the hand-held motorized unit. A cylindrical plug member is disposed within the cylindrical cavity. A plurality of needles extends upwardly the plug member through the needle holes. A translation unit translates the repetitive motion from the hand-held motorized unit into oscillating inward and outward motion applied to the plug member so as to cause the plurality of needles to oscillate between an outward position in which the needles extend beyond the outer shell and an inward position as the rotary cam rotates about an axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 6, 2018Publication date: May 9, 2019Applicant: Emvera Technologies, LLCInventors: Richard H. Ford, Eric Fuller
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Patent number: 8512841Abstract: A closure strip, for use with a corrugated material, includes an elongated flat thermoplastic sheet member and a plurality of thermoplastic undulations. The elongated flat thermoplastic sheet member has a bottom surface and an opposite top surface. The elongated flat thermoplastic sheet member defines a plurality of linearly disposed and spaced apart openings therethrough. A plurality of thermoplastic undulations is complimentary in shape to the corrugated material. Each undulation extends upwardly from the flat thermoplastic sheet member and defines a void that opens to a different one of the openings defined by the flat thermoplastic sheet member.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2011Date of Patent: August 20, 2013Assignee: Pak-Lite, Inc.Inventor: Richard H. Ford
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Publication number: 20120237709Abstract: A closure strip, for use with a corrugated material, includes an elongated flat thermoplastic sheet member and a plurality of thermoplastic undulations. The elongated flat thermoplastic sheet member has a bottom surface and an opposite top surface. The elongated flat thermoplastic sheet member defines a plurality of linearly disposed and spaced apart openings therethrough. A plurality of thermoplastic undulations is complimentary in shape to the corrugated material. Each undulation extends upwardly from the flat thermoplastic sheet member and defines a void that opens to a different one of the openings defined by the flat thermoplastic sheet member.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2011Publication date: September 20, 2012Applicant: Pak-Lite, Inc.Inventor: Richard H. Ford
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Patent number: 8202595Abstract: A shielding material includes a non-conductive sheet, an elongated adhesive strip and a conductive sheet. The elongated adhesive strip is disposed on a first side of the non-conductive sheet. The adhesive strip is spaced apart from a first edge of the non-conductive sheet and includes a removable cover film that protects the elongated adhesive strip until it has been removed. The conductive sheet is adhered to a second side of the non-conductive sheet. A first end of the conductive sheet is spaced apart from the first edge of the non-conductive sheet so that a first portion of the conductive sheet extends beyond the first edge of the non-conductive sheet. The conductive sheet is also disposed relative to the non-conductive sheet so that the second end is parallel to a second edge and so that a second portion of the non-conductive sheet extends beyond the second end.Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 2009Date of Patent: June 19, 2012Assignee: Pak-Lite, Inc.Inventor: Richard H. Ford
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Patent number: 8172976Abstract: A shielding material includes a non-conductive sheet, an elongated adhesive strip and a conductive sheet. The elongated adhesive strip is disposed on a first side of the non-conductive sheet. The adhesive strip is spaced apart from a first edge of the non-conductive sheet and includes a removable cover film that protects the elongated adhesive strip until it has been removed. The conductive sheet is adhered to a second side of the non-conductive sheet. A first end of the conductive sheet is spaced apart from the first edge of the non-conductive sheet so that a first portion of the conductive sheet extends beyond the first edge of the non-conductive sheet. The conductive sheet is also disposed relative to the non-conductive sheet so that the second end is parallel to a second edge and so that a second portion of the non-conductive sheet extends beyond the second end.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2011Date of Patent: May 8, 2012Assignee: Pak-Lite, Inc.Inventor: Richard H. Ford
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Publication number: 20120080141Abstract: An underlayment material includes a sheet of masticated rubber. A vapor barrier film is extruded onto the sheet of masticated rubber. In one embodiment, a portion of the vapor barrier film extends beyond at least one edge of the sheet of masticated rubber so as to form a flap extending therefrom. An elongated adhesive strip is disposed on a first side of the vapor barrier film. The elongated adhesive strip includes a removable cover film that protects the elongated adhesive strip until the cover film has been removed. The elongated adhesive strip is positioned so as to facilitate sealing of the flap extending from the vapor barrier film of a first unit of the underlayment material to the elongated adhesive strip of a second unit of the underlayment material.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 12, 2011Publication date: April 5, 2012Applicant: PAK-LITE, INC.Inventor: Richard H. Ford
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Publication number: 20120073731Abstract: A shielding material includes a non-conductive sheet, an elongated adhesive strip and a conductive sheet. The elongated adhesive strip is disposed on a first side of the non-conductive sheet. The adhesive strip is spaced apart from a first edge of the non-conductive sheet and includes a removable cover film that protects the elongated adhesive strip until it has been removed. The conductive sheet is adhered to a second side of the non-conductive sheet. A first end of the conductive sheet is spaced apart from the first edge of the non-conductive sheet so that a first portion of the conductive sheet extends beyond the first edge of the non-conductive sheet. The conductive sheet is also disposed relative to the non-conductive sheet so that the second end is parallel to a second edge and so that a second portion of the non-conductive sheet extends beyond the second end.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2011Publication date: March 29, 2012Applicant: PAK-LIITE, INC.Inventor: Richard H. Ford
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Publication number: 20110104484Abstract: An underlayment material includes a sheet of masticated rubber. A vapor barrier film is extruded onto the sheet of masticated rubber. In one embodiment, a portion of the vapor barrier film extends beyond at least one edge of the sheet of masticated rubber so as to form a flap extending therefrom. An elongated adhesive strip is disposed on a first side of the vapor barrier film. The elongated adhesive strip includes a removable cover film that protects the elongated adhesive strip until the cover film has been removed. The elongated adhesive strip is positioned so as to facilitate sealing of the flap extending from the vapor barrier film of a first unit of the underlayment material to the elongated adhesive strip of a second unit of the underlayment material.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 19, 2010Publication date: May 5, 2011Applicant: PAK-LITE, INC.Inventor: Richard H. Ford
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Publication number: 20110104421Abstract: A shielding material includes a non-conductive sheet, an elongated adhesive strip and a conductive sheet. The elongated adhesive strip is disposed on a first side of the non-conductive sheet. The adhesive strip is spaced apart from a first edge of the non-conductive sheet and includes a removable cover film that protects the elongated adhesive strip until it has been removed. The conductive sheet is adhered to a second side of the non-conductive sheet. A first end of the conductive sheet is spaced apart from the first edge of the non-conductive sheet so that a first portion of the conductive sheet extends beyond the first edge of the non-conductive sheet. The conductive sheet is also disposed relative to the non-conductive sheet so that the second end is parallel to a second edge and so that a second portion of the non-conductive sheet extends beyond the second end.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 5, 2009Publication date: May 5, 2011Applicant: Pak-Liite, Inc.Inventor: Richard H. Ford
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Publication number: 20040138680Abstract: A microdermabrasion apparatus and system is provided. In general, the apparatus includes a housing having a first end and a second end, a suction cup located at the first end of the housing, a motor located within the housing, a pump located within the housing, an exfoliation tip mechanically coupled to a shaft that is mechanically coupled to the motor, the exfoliation tip being located within a vacuum space in the suction cup and a tube located within the housing and connected between the pump and the suction cup.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2003Publication date: July 15, 2004Inventors: David J. Twitchell, Richard H. Ford, Eric D. Fuller