David S Pozgay

6688501, Feb 10, 2004

Apr 2, 2002

10/115188

Susan DeGroot - Pewaukee WI
Cori M. Blomdahl - Muskego WI
David S. Pozgay - Milwaukee WI

Seaquist Closures Foreign, Inc. - Crystal Lake IL

B65D 4700

222556, 222563, 222575

An improved dispensing closure system for dispensing a product from a container includes an elongate or oblong dispensing orifice for dispensing a ribbon of product. The dispensing closure system also includes a spout having a dispensing orifice that is oriented at an angle relative to the closure deck and relative to the flow direction of product from the orifice. The closure system provides for an abrupt âcut-offâ of product and thus provides for the dispensing of product in a clean and controlled manner without mess. The closure system also incorporates conical geometries in transition surfaces extending from the container opening to the dispensing orifice. The conical geometries of the transition surfaces provides for a smooth transition of product flow from the container opening to the dispensing orifice, while minimizing the volume defined by the closure system spout and thereby providing increased âsuck-backâ and an abrupt âcut-offâ of product compared to prior art devices.

6754935, Jun 29, 2004

Jun 4, 2002

10/161944

David Pozgay - Chicago IL
Jonathan Riley - Chicago IL
Roman Slobodkin - Skokie IL
Paul D. Hatch - Chicago IL

Credo Technology Corporation - Broadview IL

B25G 300

16422, 161111, 409182

A generally C shaped power tool handle has two ends for releasably engaging the power tool housing, with a gripping portion between the ends. One of the handle ends has a release lever, while the other of the ends has an attachment arm. The release lever has an actuating end operable to detach the handle from the tool housing. Additional power tool handle embodiments are directed to a tool handle that has a gripping layer and a storage compartment in the handle, with a pliable lip in the handle for resisting movement of stored tools.

6835030, Dec 28, 2004

Jun 4, 2002

10/161898

David Pozgay - Chicago IL
Jonathan Riley - Chicago IL
Stephen J. Gaynes - Wonderlake IL

Credo Technology Corporation - Broadview IL

B23C 120

408182, 409178, 14413695

A power tool accessory system has a first accessory with a first connector for attaching the accessory to the power tool, and a second connector for attaching a second accessory to the first accessory. Preferably both attachment means are manually operable whereby the first accessory may be attached to a power tool and to a second accessory without the use of tools.

6835032, Dec 28, 2004

Sep 5, 2003

10/656799

David Pozgay - Evanston IL
Jonathan G. Riley - Chicago IL
Dan Williams - Chicago IL

Credo Technology Corporation - Broadview IL

B23C 120

409182, 409181, 409175, 14413695, 16422

A preferred embodiment of the present invention is directed to a detachable flexible handle for a power hand tool and an attachment system associated with the handle and the tool for releasably attaching either a rigid or the flexible handle to the power hand tool. The system has housing attachment recesses on the tool that receive attachment clips located at opposite end portions of the flexible handle or structure of a rigid handle.

6864448, Mar 8, 2005

May 14, 2003

10/437596

David Pozgay - Evanston IL, US
Steven Holzer - Chicago IL, US

Credo Technology Corporation - Broadview IL

H01H009/06

2003222, 200522

A switch assembly for use with a power tool that includes an enclosure with an open top, a switch body with multiple switch contacts, with the switch body being located in the enclosure and having connectors for connecting to electrical conductors that selectively extend to the motor and the power source. The switch assembly further includes a slide switch mechanism for selectively engaging certain ones of the switch contacts for determining the operating characterstics of the motor, an actuating switch cover operatively connected to the slide switch mechanism, wherein the cover is slideable between at least two operating positions, with the switch cover being operatively accessible by a user, and a compressible seal positioned between the actuating switch cover and the switch body, with the seal extending around substantially the entire circumference of the top of the switch body.

6886643, May 3, 2005

Sep 5, 2003

10/656804

Jonathan G. Riley - Chicago IL, US
David Pozgay - Evanston IL, US

Credo Technology Corporation - Broadview IL

E21C007/02

173 29, 173217, 173216, 173171

A preferred embodiment comprises a power hand tool of the type which has a generally cylindrical elongated plastic housing with a motor contained within the housing and having an output shaft that extends from the front end portion of the hand tool, and which has a metal front end portion that cooperates with the plastic housing to strengthen a shaft locking mechanism located at the front end of the hand tool. The metal front end portion not only strengthens the outer surface of the housing in the front end portion of the tool, but also has a pair of internal structural ribs positioned to absorb stress that may be present in the housing as a result of force applied to the shaft locking mechanism. The preferred embodiment is also designed to enable the shaft locking pin mechanism to be easily assembled and retained without the need for an E-clip or C-clip as is commonly the practice in commercially available spiral saw hand tools.

6935543, Aug 30, 2005

Oct 3, 2003

10/678942

Susan DeGroot - Pewaukee WI, US
Cori M. Blomdahl - Muskego WI, US
David S. Pozgay - Evanston IL, US

Seaquist Closures Foreign, Inc. - Crystal Lake IL

B65D047/00

222556, 222563, 222575

An improved dispensing closure system for dispensing a product from a container includes an elongate or oblong dispensing orifice for dispensing a ribbon of product. One form of the dispensing closure system also includes a spout having a dispensing orifice that is oriented at an angle relative to the closure deck and relative to the flow direction of product from the orifice. The closure provides for the dispensing of product in a clean and controlled manner without mess. One form of the closure system also incorporates conical geometries in transition surfaces extending from the container opening to the dispensing orifice. The conical geometries of the transition surfaces provides for a smooth transition of product flow from the container opening to the dispensing orifice, while minimizing the volume defined by the closure system spout and thereby providing increased “suck-back” and an abrupt “cut-off” of product compared to prior art devices.

D527964, Sep 12, 2006

Sep 24, 2004

29/213989

Jonathan G. Riley - Chicago IL, US
David Pozgay - Evanston IL, US
Bradley Wolf - Glenview IL, US
Ernest Fischer - Skokie IL, US
Jason S. Lind - Barkhamsted CT, US

Credo Technology Corporation - Broadview IL

0805

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