Patents by Inventor Stanley Pq Yavoroski

Stanley Pq Yavoroski 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).

  • Controlling material flexibility through use of varied thickness, geometry, waves, and resin formulation
    Patent number: 9586809
    Abstract: An saddletree with controlled flexing is disclosed using multiple pairs of wave depressions. One group of wave depressions extends from the edge of the tree toward the central channel. Other waves are on the pommel and within the central channel. The pommel wave positioned along the centerline of the tree contains an ellipse and a pair of slots on either side to control flex. The interior of the central channel is scalloped along a portion of the periphery and a recess is cut into the edge of the pommel. An engineered rail and secondary rail are formed into the underside. The underside of the saddletree is covered with bidirectional carbon weave that extends from the underside to the top surface to overlap on a portion of the top surface.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 17, 2014
    Date of Patent: March 7, 2017
    Inventors: Edmund Coffin, Stanley Pq Yavoroski
  • Controlling Material Flexibility Through Use of Varied Thickness, Geometry, Waves, and Resin Formulation
    Publication number: 20140311105
    Abstract: An equine saddletree with controlled flexing is disclosed using multiple pairs of wave depressions. One group of wave depressions is positioned along the sidebars extend from the edge of the tree toward the central channel. Other waves are on the pommel and within the central channel. The pommel wave is positioned along the centerline of the tree and has an ellipse and a pair of slots on either side to provide flex. The interior of the central channel scallops along a portion of the periphery. A recess is cut into the edge of the pommel with the width of the recess being greater along the gullet than along the points. The underside of the saddletree is covered with bidirectional carbon weave that extends from the underside to the top surface to overlap on a portion of the top surface. The weave extends from underside along the peripheral edge of the center channel flush with top surface. An engineered rail and secondary rail are formed into the underside.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 17, 2014
    Publication date: October 23, 2014
    Inventors: Edmund Coffin, Stanley Pq Yavoroski