Resumes
Resumes
Burton Barnett Phones & Addresses
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Scottsdale, AZ
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Norwalk, CA
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Downey, CA
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Whittier, CA
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Vista, CA
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Maricopa, AZ
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San Diego, CA
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10070 E Hidden Valley Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Work
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Service Occupations
Business Records
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
President
CARGO SAFE, INC
15050 Montevista SPACE 164, Chino Hills, CA 91709
President
I.D.D., INC
12592 Martha Ann, Los Alamitos, CA 90720
Principal
Innovative Design & Development
Business Services
Business Services
12592 Martha Ann Dr, Los Alamitos, CA 90720
Publications
Us Patents
Cargo Trailer Anti-Theft System
View pageUS Patent:
6402261, Jun 11, 2002
Filed:
Dec 20, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/466655
Inventors:
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA
Assignee:
Cargo Safe, Inc. - Sun Valley CA
International Classification:
F01B 700
US Classification:
303 89, 303 976, 188170, 92 23, 60399
Abstract:
In a theft deterrent security device for trailers and like equipment having a dual chamber brake system that operates with compressed air an electro mechanical device, such as servomotor or a solenoid, is mounted within the interior of the dual chamber brake system housing in which an expanded high spring-rate spring biases and keeps a brake actuator in a locked âbrakes onâ position when there is no compressed air supplied to the system. The servo motor or solenoid is connected to members which in one position mechanically block movement of the brake actuator to prevent its normal operation even when there is compressed air available to the system and the high spring-rate spring is compressed. In a second position of the servo motor or solenoid the members do not block movement of the brake actuator and thereby allow normal operation of the brakes. The servo motor or solenoid is responsive to coded signals which control its position and which are normally available only to an authorized user.
Spray Pump Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
6595392, Jul 22, 2003
Filed:
Dec 4, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/011854
Inventors:
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA
Assignee:
B B Company - Pacific Palisades CA
International Classification:
B65D 3556
US Classification:
222105, 222325, 2224643, 222529
Abstract:
A spray pump apparatus typically employed in gardening and commercial applications wherein a charged liquid is sprayed in a garden environment or on a floor surface for removing spills, grease or stains. In its most fundamental embodiments the spray pump apparatus for use in spraying: fluids includes an outer housing and a pump assembly in mechanical communication with the outer housing for developing a pressure therein. An integral bladder assembly is mounted within the outer housing and comprises an integrally formed combination of a flexible bladder, a hose and a nozzle. The flexible bladder is subjected to the pressure developed by the pump assembly for expelling a fluid contained within the flexible bladder, wherein the integral bladder assembly is installed in and removed from the outer housing as the integrally formed combination.
Cargo Trailer Anti-Terrorist And Anti-Theft System
View pageUS Patent:
6923509, Aug 2, 2005
Filed:
Jan 30, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/060840
Inventors:
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA, US
Assignee:
Cargo Safe, Inc. - Sun Valley CA
International Classification:
F01B007/00
B60T017/16
B60T017/16
US Classification:
303 89, 303 976, 188170, 92 23
Abstract:
A remotely activated electro mechanical device is mounted in the dual chamber brake system of a vehicle or trailer. The device includes a solenoid valve and a receiver decoder which controls the valve in response to a coded signal ideally available only to law enforcement to vent pressure in the emergency chamber of a dual chamber brake system to automatically apply the brakes thereby bringing a moving vehicle to a stop. The device is also responsive to a second, different coded signal, available only to authorized users to vent pressure in the emergency chamber and to lock the brakes by preventing pressurized air from being supplied to the dual chamber brake system of a stopped or parked vehicle. The device is also responsive to coded signals which reverse the above-noted actions.
Fluid Container
View pageUS Patent:
7048150, May 23, 2006
Filed:
Dec 17, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/321862
Inventors:
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA, US
Kenneth I. Brody - Pacific Palisades CA, US
Kenneth I. Brody - Pacific Palisades CA, US
Assignee:
B&B Company, a California Partnership - Pacific Palisades CA
International Classification:
B67D 5/60
US Classification:
222143, 222530
Abstract:
A fluid container for use in accessing an obstructed fill port of a machine for inserting fluids therein includes a housing for containing a fluid, the housing having a top surface with an opening formed therein. A collapsible tube is aligned with the opening and affixed to the housing for providing a fluid exit path, the tube being manually extended and retracted. A channel is formed on the top surface of the housing for receiving the collapsible tube when the tube is in a retracted lateral position. An alternative embodiment of the fluid container exhibits a molded pocket formed beneath the bottom surface of a first housing for receiving a collapsible tube of a second housing when the collapsible tube of the second housing is in a retracted lateral position. Both the channel and the molded pocket facilitate vertical stacking of the containers.
Storage And Retrieval System
View pageUS Patent:
7168905, Jan 30, 2007
Filed:
Aug 1, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/195248
Inventors:
Stanley B. Solomon - Rolling Hills Estates CA, US
Tsuneo Shishido - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA, US
Tsuneo Shishido - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA, US
Assignee:
Worthwhile products - Rolling Hills Estates CA
International Classification:
E04H 6/00
US Classification:
414237, 414234, 414277, 312266, 312267, 312268, 1983471, 198580
Abstract:
A storage and retrieval system includes a plurality of individual storage units stacked in multiple columns. Each storage unit includes wheels which engage a track for selective movement along the track. Vertical and horizontal actuators are used to move the storage units in sequence. Preferably, the actuators are power-driven, and control circuitry is used to coordinate the movement of the actuators.
Display Button Having Interchangeable Indicia
View pageUS Patent:
47777443, Oct 18, 1988
Filed:
Apr 14, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/038320
Inventors:
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA
International Classification:
A44C 300
US Classification:
40 16
Abstract:
A display button includes a front body member which has an opening or window. A disc-shaped member is rotatably mounted behind the front body member and retained there by a retainer member wedged or friction-fitted into a rearwardly folded circumferential lip or ear of the front body member. The disc-shaped member has at least one slot into which an indicia carrying insert can be inserted either through a slot of the window or of the retainer member. A plurality of distinct and unique indicia are affixed to the disc-shaped member on the side which faces the front body member, positioned so that each indicia can be brought into registry with and selectively displayed through the window.
Tamper Resistant Valve Assembly Primarily Adapted For Sampling Of Fluids
View pageUS Patent:
48847810, Dec 5, 1989
Filed:
Mar 14, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/323295
Inventors:
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA
International Classification:
F16K 2108
US Classification:
251 23
Abstract:
A valve assembly is disclosed in which a valve adapted for opening a fluid passage is normally biased into closed position. The valve is opened by movement of a piston operated by hydraulic pressure of a liquid contained in a chamber disposed behind the piston. The hydraulic pressure of the liquid is generated by an actuating force, such as manual depression of a handle. A duct permitting restricted flow of the hydraulic liquid, however permits escape of the hydraulic liquid from the chamber when the hydraulic liquid is pressurized and thereby gradually relieves pressure from the piston even when the actuating force is maintained. The hydraulic liquid escapes into a second chamber from where it returns through a relief valve into the first chamber when there is no actuating force on the handle.
Dispenser For Elongate Thin Flexible Articles
View pageUS Patent:
41345193, Jan 16, 1979
Filed:
Oct 21, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/844289
Inventors:
Burton Barnett - Rossmoor CA
David Brody - Beverly Hills CA
David Brody - Beverly Hills CA
International Classification:
B65H 106
US Classification:
221 46
Abstract:
A dispenser for elongate thin flexible articles that are stacked within a cartridge package is comprised of a cartridge holder to be vertically positioned and having a front access door and interior projections whereby a cartridge may be placed in the holder with the door open and maintained in a predetermined vertical position within the holder after the door is closed. The cartridge is provided with an opening at its lower end and the holder is provided with an opening at its lower end shaped to prevent the removal of an article unless it is gripped and flexed to conform to the opening. For this purpose, the lowermost article within the holder is held in an inclined position with one end on a step projection at the bottom of the holder and an intermediate portion of the lowermost article engaging a holder projection into the lower holder opening which is disengaged when the lowermost article is gripped and flexed in a manner to conform to the shape of the holder opening to permit removal of the lowermost article only. Window openings in both the door and cartridge allow the remaining supply of articles at the lower end of the cartridge within the holder to be viewed.