Charles D Glore from Austell, GA, age 68

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Us Patents

Pushable Cable
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US Patent:

20080289855, Nov 27, 2008
Filed:

Apr 21, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/106377
Inventors:

Wilber F. Powers - Newnan GA, US
Stephen L. Spruell - Carrollton GA, US
Ron J. Burchfield - Carrollton GA, US
Charles Douglas Glore - Austell GA, US
Assignee:

Southwire Company - Carrollton GA
International Classification:

H01B 7/00
US Classification:

174135
Abstract:

A cable assembly may be provided. The cable assembly may comprise a conductor core and a binding element. The binding elements may be configured helically around the conductor core. In addition, the binding element may be configured to, when the cable assembly is pushed through a conduit having at least one sweep, eliminate buckling of the cable assembly. Moreover, the binding element may be configured to cause a first pushing force on the cable assembly having a magnitude less than a second pushing force on the cable assembly corresponding to pushing the cable assembly through the conduit without the binding element on the conductor core.

Pushable Cable
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US Patent:

20090107719, Apr 30, 2009
Filed:

Jun 27, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/163551
Inventors:

Wilber F. Powers - Newnan GA, US
Stephen L. Spruell - Carrollton GA, US
Ron J. Burchfield - Carrollton GA, US
Charles Douglas Glore - Austell GA, US
International Classification:

H02G 3/00
US Classification:

174 70 R
Abstract:

A cable assembly may be provided. The cable assembly may comprise a conductor core and a binding element. The binding elements may be configured helically around the conductor core. In addition, the binding element may be configured to, when the cable assembly is pushed through a conduit having at least one sweep, eliminate buckling of the cable assembly. Moreover, the binding element may be configured to cause a first pushing force on the cable assembly having a magnitude less than a second pushing force on the cable assembly corresponding to pushing the cable assembly through the conduit without the binding element on the conductor core.

Electrical Cable
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US Patent:

20100212932, Aug 26, 2010
Filed:

Feb 24, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/391430
Inventors:

Charles D. Glore - Austell GA, US
Clinton E. Watkins - Villa Rica GA, US
Assignee:

Southwire Company - Carollton GA
International Classification:

H01B 7/00
H01R 43/00
US Classification:

174113 C, 29825
Abstract:

An electrical cable may be provided. The electrical cable may comprise a unilay core, a first outer conductor layer adjacent to the unilay core, and a second outer conductor layer adjacent to the first outer conductor layer. The first outer conductor layer may have a first lay direction. The second outer conductor layer may have a second lay direction opposite the first lay direction of the first outer conductor layer. The unilay core may comprise a center core strand and a first core layer adjacent to the center core strand.

Traceable And Theft Deterrent Reclaimable Product
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US Patent:

20100264206, Oct 21, 2010
Filed:

Jun 2, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/792150
Inventors:

Charles L. Holcombe - Newnan GA, US
Ronald J. Burchfield - Carrollton GA, US
Carol J. Godfrey - Roswell GA, US
Stephen L. Spruell - Carrollton GA, US
W. Steve Wilson - Carrollton GA, US
Frank Hullender - Villa Rica GA, US
Charles Douglas Glore - Austell GA, US
International Classification:

G06F 17/00
C23F 1/00
US Classification:

235375, 216 95
Abstract:

A theft deterrent product may be provided. First, a plurality of unique codes may be created. Then a plurality of indicia may be placed periodically and longitudinally on the product. The plurality of indicia may respectively correspond to the plurality of unique codes. The product may have an outer layer and into an portion. Placing the plurality of indicia may comprise etching through the outer layer and into the inner portion. In a database, the plurality of unique codes may be assigned to an organizational entity. The organizational entity may comprise a first enterprise.

Traceable And Theft Deterrent Reclaimable Product
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US Patent:

20120042978, Feb 23, 2012
Filed:

Oct 26, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/281489
Inventors:

Charles L. Holcombe - Newnan GA, US
Ronald J. Burchfield - Carrollton GA, US
Carol J. Godfrey - Roswell GA, US
Stephen L. Spruell - Carrollton GA, US
W. Steve Wilson - Carrollton GA, US
Frank Hullender - Villa Rica GA, US
Charles Douglas Glore - Austell GA, US
International Classification:

F16L 55/00
B42D 15/00
US Classification:

138103, 283 81
Abstract:

A theft deterrent product may be provided. First, a plurality of unique codes may be created. Then a plurality of indicia may be placed periodically and longitudinally on the product. The plurality of indicia may respectively correspond to the plurality of unique codes. The product may have an outer layer and into an portion. Placing the plurality of indicia may comprise etching through the outer layer and into the inner portion. In a database, the plurality of unique codes may be assigned to an organizational entity. The organizational entity may comprise a first enterprise.

Traceable And Theft Deterrent Reclaimable Product
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US Patent:

20130062873, Mar 14, 2013
Filed:

Oct 24, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/658852
Inventors:

Ronald J. Burchfield - Carrollton GA, US
Carol J. Godfrey - Roswell GA, US
Stephen L. Spruell - Carrollton GA, US
W. Steve Wilson - Carrollton GA, US
Frank Hullender - Villa Rica GA, US
Charles Douglas Glore - Austell GA, US
Assignee:

SOUTHWIRE COMPANY - Carrollton GA
International Classification:

B42D 15/00
US Classification:

283 74
Abstract:

A theft deterrent product may be provided. The theft deterrent product may comprise an outer layer, an inner portion, and a center portion. The outer layer may comprise tin. The inner portion may be inside the outer layer and may comprise copper. The center portion may be inside the inner portion and may comprise steel. A plurality of indicia may be located periodically and longitudinally on the product. The plurality of indicia may respectively correspond to a plurality of unique codes and may be etched through the outer layer and into the inner portion.

Traceable And Theft Deterrent Reclaimable Product
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US Patent:

20140048607, Feb 20, 2014
Filed:

Aug 9, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/963002
Inventors:

Ronald J. Burchfield - Carrollton GA, US
Carol J. Godfrey - Roswell GA, US
Stephen L. Spruell - Carrollton GA, US
W. Steve Wilson - Carrollton GA, US
Frank Hullender - Villa Rica GA, US
Charles Douglas Glore - Austell GA, US
Marcel R. Levitre - Newnan GA, US
Assignee:

Southwire Company - Carrollton GA
International Classification:

G06K 19/06
US Classification:

235494
Abstract:

A theft deterrent product may be provided. The theft deterrent product may comprise a jacket and a core under the jacket. In addition, the theft deterrent product may include an identification tape under the jacket. The identification tape may comprise a plurality of indicia located periodically and longitudinally on the identification tape. The plurality of indicia may respectively correspond to a plurality of unique codes.

Traceable And Theft Deterrent Reclaimable Product
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US Patent:

20200350102, Nov 5, 2020
Filed:

Jul 21, 2020
Appl. No.:

16/934876
Inventors:

- Carrollton GA, US
Ronald J. Burchfield - Carrollton GA, US
Carol J. Godfrey - Roswell GA, US
Stephen L. Spruell - Carrollton GA, US
W. Steve Wilson - Carrollton GA, US
Frank Hullender - Villa Rica GA, US
Charles Douglas Glore - Austell GA, US
International Classification:

H01B 13/34
G06Q 50/06
G06Q 10/00
Abstract:

A theft deterrent product may be provided. First, a plurality of unique codes may be created. Then a plurality of indicia may be placed periodically and longitudinally on the product. The plurality of indicia may respectively correspond to the plurality of unique codes. The product may have an outer layer and into an portion. Placing the plurality of indicia may comprise etching through the outer layer and into the inner portion. In a database, the plurality of unique codes may be assigned to an organizational entity. The organizational entity may comprise a first enterprise.