William N Blake

US Patent:

7384082, Jun 10, 2008

Filed:

Sep 7, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/568320

Inventors:

William D. Blake - Swanton OH, US

Assignee:

Magna International Inc. - Concord, Ontario

International Classification:

B60R 19/48

US Classification:

293117

Abstract:

The invention provides fascia for a motor vehicle having a component mounting integrally molded to the fascia for holding and securing a component therein, the component mounting includes a containing portion having a through-hole for housing the component and for allowing the component to communicate therethrough, the containing portion being integrally molded to the fascia, and fastening means for securing the component in the component mounting, wherein the component mounting is designed for mounting the component from a side opposite to the show surface of the fascia. The fascia is made from a thermoplastic material having sufficient rigidity to maintain a positioning of the component and/or a continuity of a coating applied to at least a show surface of the fascia.

US Patent:

47607599, Aug 2, 1988

Filed:

Apr 15, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/852235

Inventors:

William L. Blake - Fort Lauderdale FL

International Classification:

F16H 128

US Classification:

74804

Abstract:

This invention pertains to gear reducers using the nutating principle. The tooth form is epicycloidal, but with the root or stem of the tooth also epicycloidal so that tooth contact between meshing teeth is essentially for one hundred eighty degress of arc of tooth contact with a uniting rather than a separating force. This tooth formation is used with a pinion beam rather than a pinion with two areas of teeth. This pinion beam has two rows of gear teeth with a relief therebetween for oil circulation. Cooling fins are provided on the housing which has a mechanism for restraining the rotational movement of the outer housing.

US Patent:

41834496, Jan 15, 1980

Filed:

Jan 9, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/868084

Inventors:

William S. Blake - Miami Lakes FL

Assignee:

The AFA Corporation - Miami Lakes FL

International Classification:

B05B 904

US Classification:

222321

Abstract:

A spray dispenser is presented which atomizes cosmetics, perfumes, and similar products to a state of fine spray throughout its entire spraying period. The pressure of the fluid product being sprayed is maintained by a spring loaded piston and a related valve which opens a passage to the spray outlet only after a predetermined spray pressure is reached and closes it when the pressure approaches a pressure insufficient to produce the fine spray.

US Patent:

41913132, Mar 4, 1980

Filed:

Jul 24, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/927566

Inventors:

William S. Blake - Miami Lakes FL
Roy Hammett - Miami FL

Assignee:

James D. Pauls and J. Claybrook Lewis and Associates, Limited - Miami FL

International Classification:

B05B 1102

US Classification:

222335

Abstract:

A trigger operated dispenser includes a plurality of chambers with movable members therein, and operable to draw material from a container, pressurize it, accumulate a quantity of material under pressure, and discharge the material to a point of use. An adjustable member communicates with the chambers for selectively obtaining either continuous or intermittent discharge of the material.

US Patent:

42418534, Dec 30, 1980

Filed:

May 17, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/906747

Inventors:

James D. Pauls - Miami FL
Roy Hammett - Miami FL
William S. Blake - Miami Lakes FL

Assignee:

James D. Pauls and J. Claybrook Lewis and Associates, Limited - Miami FL

International Classification:

B05B 1102

US Classification:

222207

Abstract:

A multi-function dispenser may be adjusted to obtain a spray or stream of the material dispensed, either as a long duration discharge of the material or as intermittent discharges corresponding to actuation of a trigger actuator, or as a continuous discharge during actuations of the trigger, depending upon functional design variables. Structure is provided for storing an accumulated amount of material upon repeated operations of the trigger, for subsequent prolonged discharge of the material, or the accumulating structure may be bypassed for intermittent discharges of the material as the trigger is operated, or the accumulating structure may function as a holding chamber whereby a continuous discharge of the material may be obtained while the trigger is being operated.

US Patent:

41554876, May 22, 1979

Filed:

Sep 9, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/831713

Inventors:

William S. Blake - Miami Lakes FL

International Classification:

B65D 3700

US Classification:

222207

Abstract:

In one trigger operated dispenser pump a variable volume pump chamber is formed by a flexible bulb having a flange on its upper end which serves as a gasket and carries depending flaps which form inlet and outlet check valves for the chamber. In two other arrangements, the pump chamber is formed by a piston and cylinder and the valve element is a separate member surrounding a cavity open to the pump chamber. A novel vent valve permits replacement air into the container on which the pump is used.

US Patent:

55970567, Jan 28, 1997

Filed:

Dec 30, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/366733

Inventors:

William L. Blake - Pompano Beach FL

International Classification:

B60K 4126
F16H 1518

US Classification:

192 6A

Abstract:

Contained within a wheel hub housing is a variable ratio friction drive transmission. A chain drive input sprocket drives direction reversing spools arrayed around a central axis on shafts set at an angle to the central axis. A spool driven element rotates in the opposite direction. The spool driven element drives double cone elements on the shafts. A cone driven element then drives the wheel in the same direction as the input. The double cones are axially movable relative to the cone driving and driven elements. In a first axial position, for low torque, the driving element contacts a small diameter cone portion, and the driven element contacts a large diameter cone portion. As torque increases, the cones are moved by a cam mechanism so that the output ratio reverses and rapid input rotation produces high torque, slow output. A clutch and brake may be included.

US Patent:

42250617, Sep 30, 1980

Filed:

Dec 19, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/862257

Inventors:

William S. Blake - Miami Lakes FL
Walter H. Wesner - Plantation FL

Assignee:

The AFA Corporation - Miami Lakes FL

International Classification:

B65D 3700

US Classification:

222207

Abstract:

A manually operated fluid dispensing device includes a first body component formed with a pump chamber and an upwardly opening cavity providing a valve housing that is closed by a second mating body component or cover having a projection that extends into the valve housing. A flat pliable valve element is clamped between said body components, said element being imperforate except for an opening through which said projection extends. A compressible bellows is associated with the pump chamber to form a variable volume pump chamber. The parts are all fabricated of thermoplastic materials and molding resins, the mating body components each being molded as a simple member of rigid plastic and including all passageways, grooves and ring seals required in the device.