Patents by Inventor Scott RENDEL
Scott RENDEL 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: 20260283107Abstract: An example water circulation device is configured for mounting within a livestock watering reservoir, and generally includes a mount, a housing, and a nozzle. The mount is configured to facilitate mounting of the water circulation device within the livestock watering reservoir. The housing is coupled to the mount, extends along a longitudinal axis, and includes helical channels and apertures distributed amongst the helical channels. The nozzle is mounted in the housing and configured to discharge water at a discharge angle relative to the longitudinal axis to thereby cause circulation of water within the housing. The housing is configured to discharge circulating water via the plurality of apertures in a manner that generates eddy currents in an area of the livestock watering reservoir that is positioned outside of the housing.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 1, 2026Publication date: September 24, 2026Inventors: David Koetter, Benjamin Blecha, David Kittle, Scott Rendel, Devon Newman, Mike Lloyd
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Patent number: 12653150Abstract: An example water circulation device is configured for mounting within a livestock watering reservoir, and generally includes a mount, a housing, and a nozzle. The mount is configured to facilitate mounting of the water circulation device within the livestock watering reservoir. The housing is coupled to the mount, extends along a longitudinal axis, and includes helical channels and apertures distributed amongst the helical channels. The nozzle is mounted in the housing and configured to discharge water at an oblique angle relative to the longitudinal axis to thereby cause circulation of water within the housing. Moreover, the housing is configured to discharge circulating water via the plurality of apertures in a manner that generates eddy currents in an area of the livestock watering reservoir that is positioned outside of the housing.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 2024Date of Patent: June 16, 2026Assignee: Toasty Float Inc.Inventors: David Koetter, Benjamin Blecha, David Kittle, Scott Rendel, Devon Newman, Mike Lloyd
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Publication number: 20260150811Abstract: An example water circulation device is configured for mounting within a livestock watering reservoir, and generally includes a mount, a housing, and a nozzle. The mount is configured to facilitate mounting of the water circulation device within the livestock watering reservoir. The housing is coupled to the mount, extends along a longitudinal axis, and includes helical channels and apertures distributed amongst the helical channels. The nozzle is mounted in the housing and configured to discharge water at an oblique angle relative to the longitudinal axis to thereby cause circulation of water within the housing. Moreover, the housing is configured to discharge circulating water via the plurality of apertures in a manner that generates eddy currents in an area of the livestock watering reservoir that is positioned outside of the housing.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2024Publication date: June 4, 2026Inventors: David Koetter, Benjamin Blecha, David Kittle, Scott Rendel, Devon Newman, Mike Lloyd
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Publication number: 20250205410Abstract: A portable suction system including a pump device and a removable bag device. The pump device includes a housing defining a recess; a motor assembly positioned within the housing; a first rod at least partially extending from the housing into the recess; and a second rod at least partially extending from the housing into the recess. The first rod and the second rod are driven in response to energization of the motor assembly. The bag device is at least partially positioned within the recess, and the bag device includes: a bag; a vacuum connector; a first piston coupled to the first rod; and a second piston coupled to the second rod.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2025Publication date: June 26, 2025Inventors: Jeff Boardman, Scott Rendel, Daniel Sharp
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Patent number: 12280200Abstract: A portable suction system including a pump device and a removable bag device. The pump device includes a housing defining a recess; a motor assembly positioned within the housing; a first rod at least partially extending from the housing into the recess; and a second rod at least partially extending from the housing into the recess. The first rod and the second rod are driven in response to energization of the motor assembly. The bag device is at least partially positioned within the recess, and the bag device includes: a bag; a vacuum connector; a first piston coupled to the first rod; and a second piston coupled to the second rod.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2023Date of Patent: April 22, 2025Assignee: AIRO, LLCInventors: Jeff Boardman, Scott Rendel, Daniel Sharp
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Publication number: 20240226412Abstract: A portable suction system including a pump device and a removable bag device. The pump device includes a housing defining a recess; a motor assembly positioned within the housing; a first rod at least partially extending from the housing into the recess; and a second rod at least partially extending from the housing into the recess. The first rod and the second rod are driven in response to energization of the motor assembly. The bag device is at least partially positioned within the recess, and the bag device includes: a bag; a vacuum connector; a first piston coupled to the first rod; and a second piston coupled to the second rod.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 19, 2023Publication date: July 11, 2024Inventors: Jeff Boardman, Scott Rendel, Daniel Sharp
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Publication number: 20240131246Abstract: A portable suction system including a pump device and a removable bag device. The pump device includes a housing defining a recess; a motor assembly positioned within the housing; a first rod at least partially extending from the housing into the recess; and a second rod at least partially extending from the housing into the recess. The first rod and the second rod are driven in response to energization of the motor assembly. The bag device is at least partially positioned within the recess, and the bag device includes: a bag; a vacuum connector; a first piston coupled to the first rod; and a second piston coupled to the second rod.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 18, 2023Publication date: April 25, 2024Inventors: Jeff Boardman, Scott Rendel, Daniel Sharp
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Patent number: 11358823Abstract: An adhesive dispenser is disclosed. The adhesive dispenser includes a cartridge, a dispensing roll, a plunger assembly, and a handle. The cartridge defines a cavity. The dispensing roll is positioned within the cavity and adapted to dispense an adhesive tape. The plunger assembly is positioned within the cavity and is adapted to move relative to the cartridge. The handle is adapted to receive the cartridge therein and is adapted to move the plunger assembly relative to the cartridge such that the plunger assembly applies a section of the adhesive tape to a surface adjoining a bottom portion of the cartridge.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 2021Date of Patent: June 14, 2022Assignee: Victory Operations, LLCInventors: Patrick Tyson, Scott Rendel, David Kittle
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Publication number: 20210347597Abstract: An adhesive dispenser is disclosed. The adhesive dispenser includes a cartridge, a dispensing roll, a plunger assembly, and a handle. The cartridge defines a cavity. The dispensing roll is positioned within the cavity and adapted to dispense an adhesive tape. The plunger assembly is positioned within the cavity and is adapted to move relative to the cartridge. The handle is adapted to receive the cartridge therein and is adapted to move the plunger assembly relative to the cartridge such that the plunger assembly applies a section of the adhesive tape to a surface adjoining a bottom portion of the cartridge.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 5, 2021Publication date: November 11, 2021Inventors: Patrick TYSON, Scott RENDEL, David KITTLE