Stanley Titley Switlik

6397417, Jun 4, 2002

Nov 8, 2000

09/708196

Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ, 08534

A47C 2708

5709, 5420

A self-inflatable mattress is formed from an open pore foam core and one or more layers of dual melt film. Initially, a layer of dual melt film is placed on top of the open pore foam block such that the side with the lower melting temperature contacts the foam core. A non-stick, heat transferable buffer layer is then placed on top of the film and heat and pressure are applied, preferably through a roller, causing the bottom surface of the film to stick to the top surface of the foam core. The edges of the top sheet are also adhesably attached to the sides of the core using a pair of heated side pressure rollers. Lastly, the cushion is inverted and a second, or bottom, sheet of dual melt film is placed on top of the foam core and attached to the bottom surface and the sides in a similar manner. Finally, a valve, which may be either oral, or one way, is attached to the side of the mattress. The dual melt film adheres nicely to the sides of the mattress and to the other film to which it melts and bonds and to any indentations therein so that when it inflates it can assume a variety of compound shapes including convex, concave, or compound portions.

6494243, Dec 17, 2002

Nov 8, 2000

09/708169

Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ, 08534

Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ

A47C 2708

156468, 156475, 1564771, 156478, 156479

A self-inflatable mattress is formed from an open pore foam core and one or more layers of dual melt film. Initially, a layer of dual melt film is placed on top of the open pore foam block such that the side with the lower melting temperature contacts the foam core. A non-stick, heat transferable buffer layer is then placed on top of the film and heat and pressure are applied, preferably through a roller, causing the bottom surface of the film to stick to the top surface of the foam core. The edges of the top sheet are also adhesably attached to the sides of the core using a pair of heated side pressure rollers. Lastly, the cushion is inverted and a second, or bottom, sheet of dual melt film is placed on top of the foam core and attached to the bottom surface and sides in a similar manner. Finally, a valve, which may be either oral, or one way, is attached to the side of the mattress. The dual melt film adheres nicely to the sides of the mattress and to the other film to which it melts and bonds and to any indentations therein so that when it inflates it can assume a variety of compound shapes including convex, concave, or compound portions.

6902453, Jun 7, 2005

May 15, 2003

10/438468

Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ, US
William C. Weber - Yardley PA, US

Switlik Parachute Company, Inc. - Trenton NJ

B63C009/125

441 90, 441442, 383205, 383210

A flexible or semi rigid container having one or more openings, including, slits, slots, or shaped holes is sealed with a sealing apparatus. The sealing apparatus covers the openings and is attached to the container, sealing the openings and preserving the environment and integrity of the container. The sealing apparatus can have a visual indicator, which allows for rapid validation of the integrity of the seal.

53972589, Mar 14, 1995

Dec 30, 1993

8/175452

Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ
Christopher M. Frelick - Newtown PA

Switlik Parachute Company, Inc. - Trenton NJ

B63B 3558

441 40

A inflatable raft having multiple inflation members formed into a polygonal shape wherein the panel segments include inner and outer flaps which form an overlap or closing seam wherein the outer flap includes an extended outer flap segment to form a modular member for interconnection with respect to a raft floor or cover apparatus. The extended outer flap segment also facilitates heat sealing for securement of a cover, canopy or floor with respect to an inflatable polygonal construction. The configuration of the polygonal inflatable raft with the extended outer flap segment can be used singly to form a flotation raft or can be used doubly to form an invertible inflation raft apparatus or a canopy covered inflatable raft apparatus.

54980593, Mar 12, 1996

Sep 28, 1994

8/314020

Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ

B62D 3500

2961801

An improved apparatus for reducing the drag of a moving body at the trailing end thereof by positioning panels extendable rearwardly from the trailing end of the moving body to minimize drag wherein deployment of the rearwardly extending panels is facilitated such as by allowing for automatic deployment of an upper horizontal panel responsive to conventional deployment of one or more vertically extending panels at forming the upper panel in a frame construction covered by flexible material. The upper panel can be spring loaded to further facilitate deployment and the lower horizontal panel can be easily deployed and possibly stored with respect to one of the vertically extending panels. Use of the frame configuration for deploying the upper horizontal panel also facilitates movement from the deployed to the stored position such as by including release cords preferably secured at one end with respect to the vertically movable preferably trapezoidally shaped frame. Two such horizontal panels with separate frames can be utilized to achieve full deployment of a horizontal panel across the lateral dimension of the trailing end of such a moving vehicle.

52192032, Jun 15, 1993

Feb 5, 1992

7/831880

Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ

A47C 108

297250

A safety seat including a crash resistent barrier to protect a small child on the lap of an adult in the even of an airplane crash. A frame including a back and a pair of sidewalls receives the bucket seat that holds the child. The frame is formed from a continuous piece of aircraft tubing bent in such a way as to form an outer oval portion and a V-shaped inner portion that provides springy resilience to the frame. A two-part crash barrier is positionable over the front of the child so that the force of an adult lurching forward will not crush the child. Seat belt receiving hooks keep the safety seat and the child securely in place on the lap of the passenger. A pair of U-shaped inflatable rings attachable around the frame keep the seat floating in an upright position if the airplane ditches over water. The two-part crash resistent barrier can be folded backwardly and locked in position so that the seat will assume one of two given angles if it is desired to use the device in an automobile. At one angle the seat faces rearwardly for infants and at the other angle the seat faces frontward for older children.

47364742, Apr 12, 1988

May 1, 1987

7/044621

Harold Moran - Trenton NJ
Gregory Switlik - Trenton NJ
Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ
Richard Switlik - Bay Head NJ
Gustavo Fanjul - Stockton NJ

Switlik Parachute Company, Inc. - Trenton NJ

A61G 708

5 82R

A rescue transportation device having an inflatable support member with a generally horizontally extending main section and an inclined section adjacent to one end of the main section extending upwardly and outwardly therefrom. A cover is adapted to extend about the inflatable support member and is capable of placement on and off the inflatable support member by way of a slot means defined therein to facilitate fitting. A wide open mesh head restraint device is selectively attachable with respect to the cover to receive a user's head and hold it fixedly with respect to the main support member. A lower body restraint device is also attachable with respect to the cover and is adapted to receive and selectively hold the user's lower body with respect to the inflatable support member. Two restraint attachment devices are fixedly secured to the cover and are adapted to receive the head restraint or the lower body adjacent to the inclined section and in the other orientation the head of the user will be at the opposite end of the inflated support member from the inclined section thereof. Towing securement means may be defined on the cover adjacent the inclined section or adjacent the opposite section thereof.

61904864, Feb 20, 2001

May 27, 1998

9/085420

Stanley Switlik - Pennington NJ

Switlik Parchute Co., Inc. - Trenton NJ

A47C 2708
A47C 2718
A47G 906
B68G 700

156213

A self-inflatable mattress is formed from an open pore foam core and one or more layers of dual melt film. Initially, a layer of dual melt film is placed on top of the open pore foam block such that the side with the lower melting temperature contacts the foam core. A non-stick, heat transferable buffer layer is then placed on top of the film and heat and pressure are applied, preferably through a roller, causing the bottom surface of the film to stick to the top surface of the foam core. The edges of the top sheet are also adhesably attached to the sides of the core using a pair of heated side pressure rollers. Lastly, the cushion is inverted and a second, or bottom, sheet of dual melt film is placed on top of the foam core and attached to the bottom surface and the sides in a similar manner. Finally, a valve, which may be either oral, or one way, is attached to the side of the mattress. The dual melt film adheres nicely to the sides of the mattress and to the other film to which it melts and bonds and to any indentations therein so that when it inflates it can assume a variety of compound shapes including convex, concave, or compound portions.