Steven R Toth

US Patent:

20090196728, Aug 6, 2009

Filed:

Nov 15, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/667808

Inventors:

James Robert Basinger - New Hudson MI, US
Michael Dale Clayton - Lake Orion MI, US
Anthony John Lukasiewicz - Howell MI, US
Steven William Toth - Linden MI, US

Assignee:

ELOPAK SYSTEMS AG - Glattbrugg

International Classification:

B65G 59/06
B65G 61/00

US Classification:

414801, 4147975

Abstract:

Associated with a form-fill-seal packaging machine for liquid-packaging cartons is an apparatus () including a pusher () for driving a pour spout fitment () axially from a removal-ready position at an exit end () of a feed track () that serially guides pour spout fitments () edge-wise to the exit end () such that external, circumferential flanges () of adjacent pour spout fitments () and () tend to overlap one another. The apparatus () also includes a pour spout fitment separator () supported adjacent the exit end () for reversing an immediately following pour spout fitment () back along the track () to a position where the flange () of the leading fitment () in the removal-ready position and the flange () of the immediately following pour spout fitment () do not overlap.

US Patent:

45992835, Jul 8, 1986

Filed:

Aug 12, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/522823

Inventors:

Karl O. Thiele - Bloomfield Hills MI
Steven L. Toth - Pontiac MI

Assignee:

Enertronics, Inc. - Clawson MI

International Classification:

H01M 210
H01M 204
H01M 642

US Classification:

429 99

Abstract:

A power cell assembly (10) for operating equipment such as video equipment (12) including a plurality of power cells (14). The power cells (14) are connected in series to operate video equipment (12). A housing supports the power cells (14) and includes nonconductive partitioning walls (36) within the housing (35) for insulating and separating the adjacent ones of the power cells (14) from each other. A method is provided for making the power cell assembly (10) including the steps of disposing the plurality of power cells (14) between the partitioning walls (36) of the base member (42) and adjacent the floor portion (44) thereof, electrically connecting the power cells (14) in series within the base member (42) and enclosing the connected power cells (14) to provide external insulation between the connected power cells (14) and the external environment.

US Patent:

45934614, Jun 10, 1986

Filed:

Nov 30, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/676727

Inventors:

Karl O. Thiele - Bloomfield Hills MI
Steven L. Toth - Pontiac MI

Assignee:

Enetronics, Inc. - Clawson MI

International Classification:

H01M 600
H01M 210

US Classification:

296231

Abstract:

A power pack assembly (10) for operating equipment such as video equipment (12) including a plurality of power cells (14). The power cells (14) are connected in series to operate video equipment (12). A housing supports the power cells (14) and includes nonconductive partitioning walls (36) within the housing (35) for insulating and separating the adjacent ones of the power cells (14) from each other. A method is provided for making the power cell assembly (10) including the steps of disposing the plurality of power cells (14) between the partitioning walls (36) of the base member (42) and adjacent the floor portion (44) thereof, electrically connecting the power cells (14) in series within the base member (42) and enclosing the connected power cells (14) to provide external insulation between the connected power cells (14) and the external environment.