Walter Joseph Lee

US Patent:

42277590, Oct 14, 1980

Filed:

Mar 21, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/888768

Inventors:

Walter Lee - Springfield VA
Kenneth C. Litt - Silver Spring MD

Assignee:

Pace Incorporated - Silver Spring MD

International Classification:

B65D 700
A47B 4300

US Classification:

312257R

Abstract:

A container having two channel-like members which mate with one another to form an enclosure and a plurality of threadable clip members attached to the channel-like members, each threadable clip member having a threadable slot where (a) the slots of certain ones of the clip members respectively receive predetermined edges of the channel-like members and (b) screws or the like may be threaded in the slots of the remaining ones of the threadable clip members, the screws extending through holes provided in the channel-like members to thereby secure the latter members together.

US Patent:

41025571, Jul 25, 1978

Filed:

Mar 1, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/773290

Inventors:

Walter Lee - Springfield VA
Kenneth C. Litt - Silver Spring MD

Assignee:

Pace Incorporated - Silver Spring MD

International Classification:

B65D 700
A47B 4300

US Classification:

312257R

Abstract:

A collapsible container having two channel-like members which mate with one another to form an enclosure and two U-shaped brackets having inwardly facing grooves for receiving the edges of the channel-like members to secure them together. A method for forming the channel-like members from sheet metal or the like and the U-shaped members from elongated bars.

US Patent:

42693438, May 26, 1981

Filed:

Aug 18, 1978

Appl. No.:

6/934976

Inventors:

William J. Siegel - Silver Spring MD
Walter Lee - Springfield VA
Alexander J. Vella - Derwood MD

Assignee:

Pace Incorporated - Laurel MD

International Classification:

B23K 304

US Classification:

228 20

Abstract:

A desolderer and heater assembly therefor wherein the heater assembly includes at least a heating element and a solder transfer means where the forward end of the solder transfer means is adapted to receive a desoldering tip and where the thermal characteristics of the rear end portion of the solder transfer means are such that the heater element raises the rear end portion of the solder transfer means to a solder melting temperature shortly after the tip reaches this temperature. The desolderer includes a solder collection chamber into which molten solder is ejected from the solder transfer means where the solder collection chamber may be disposed either inside or outside the desolderer handle. Various embodiments are described whereby the heater assembly may be adapted to receive a seal mounting member so that the forward end of the solder collection chamber can be sealed at a surface which is removed from the path the molten solder traverses through the solder transfer means.