Nevin D Gerber from 4888 Leona Ave, Harmon, OH 44662, age 62, Phone: (330)9565143

Manufacture Of Rubber Articles
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US Patent:

6347409, Feb 19, 2002
Filed:

May 5, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/565134
Inventors:

Jeffery G. Nile - Alliance OH
Stanley J. Gromelski - Canton OH
Nevin D. Gerber - New Philadelphia OH
Assignee:

Ansell Healthcare Products Inc. - Red Bank NJ
International Classification:

A41D 1900
US Classification:

2168, 21617, 264255, 264300, 264306, 427 23, 428 368, 428 3691, 428492
Abstract:

A powder-free coagulant for use in latex dipping processes comprises a salt stable dispersion of a polychloroprene rubber and an inorganic metal salt. Optionally the coagulant will also contain a powder-free release agent, to aid release of the dipped article from the former, comprising a polypropylene wax emulsion and a cationic surfactant.

Manufacture Of Rubber Articles
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US Patent:

6352666, Mar 5, 2002
Filed:

Nov 5, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/434825
Inventors:

Jeffery G. Nile - Alliance OH
Stanley J. Gromelski - Canton OH
Nevin D. Gerber - New Philadelphia OH
Assignee:

Ansell Healthcare Products Inc. - Red Bank NJ
International Classification:

B28B 138
US Classification:

264306, 2 16, 2159, 21617, 2168, 128844, 128918, 264255, 264300, 264304, 428 357, 428 368, 428492, 604346, 604347, 604349, 523335
Abstract:

A powder-free coagulant for use in latex dipping processes comprises a salt stable dispersion of a polychloroprene rubber and an inorganic metal salt. Optionally the coagulant will also contain a powder-free release agent, to aid release of the dipped article from the former, comprising a polypropylene wax emulsion and a cationic surfactant.

Knitted Casting Gloves
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US Patent:

20030097704, May 29, 2003
Filed:

May 21, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/152293
Inventors:

Nevin Gerber - New Philadelphia OH, US
Allison Ryan - Massillon OH, US
Cherilyn Nelson - Massillon OH, US
Paul Cacioli - Canton OH, US
International Classification:

A41D019/00
US Classification:

002/161600, 066/174000
Abstract:

A knitted casting glove that, when wetted, imparts a detackifying property to a sticky work surface. The glove comprises a knitted yarn of a base material and water-soluble material having a low dissolving point or a base material and a water-swellable material. The knitted casting glove may be worn over a standard examination glove.

Manufacture Of Rubber Articles
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US Patent:

60750812, Jun 13, 2000
Filed:

Dec 3, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/984604
Inventors:

Jeffery G. Nile - Alliance OH
Stanley J. Gromelski - Canton OH
Nevin D. Gerber - New Philadelphia OH
Assignee:

Ansell Healthcare Products Inc. - Red Bank NJ
International Classification:

C08J 300
C08K 320
C08K 328
C08L 7500
US Classification:

524429
Abstract:

A powder-free coagulant for use in latex dipping processes comprises a salt stable dispersion of a polychloroprene rubber and an inorganic metal salt. Optionally the coagulant will also contain a powder-free release agent, to aid release of the dipped article from the former, comprising a polypropylene wax emulsion and a cationic surfactant.

Exercise Device
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US Patent:

20140274601, Sep 18, 2014
Filed:

Mar 14, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/827445
Inventors:

- Akron OH, US
Anna Schrock - Wilmington NC, US
Tanya Loraine Weiker - Lakewood OH, US
Nevin Dean Gerber - Navarre OH, US
Assignee:

Hygenic Intangible Property Holding Company LLC - Akron OH
International Classification:

A63B 21/02
US Classification:

482121
Abstract:

An exercise device includes a first elastic material portion having a first face and a second face disposed opposite the first face, a second elastic material portion having a third face and a fourth face disposed opposite the third face, and a plurality of joining regions, wherein the second face of the first elastic material portion attaches to the third face of the second elastic material portion at each joining region. Each joining region is capable of simultaneous multidimensional stretching when subjected to or released from an applied load. An assembly of integrally connected exercise devices includes a first exercise device integrally connected to a second exercise device, wherein a joining region is capable of separation into two smaller joining regions when the first exercise device and the second exercise device are separated.

Nevin D Gerber