Hyman Jack Kipnes, Age 9954 Canterbury Dr, Hauppauge, NY 11788

7661196, Feb 16, 2010

Jul 23, 2008

12/220284

Hyman Jack Kipnes - Hauppauge NY, US

G01B 5/16
G01L 3/00

33199R, 73761, 7386208, 340665

An ergonomic, self contained hand-held thread inspection tool is power driven, which uses current draw as a surrogate for torque to initiate automatic reversal and gage withdrawal in case of jamming. The distal end carries the thread gage attached to a motor-driven spindle. A thread depth collar sleeve, adjustable by manual turning, concentrically surrounds the thread gage. When threaded into a blind hole or onto a protruding stud and operated, the distal end of the thread depth collar sleeve comes in contact with a part, pushing it against spring force. This movement is internally sensed, causing an indicator to flash, signaling “test OK”, while automatically reversing the spindle to withdraw the thread gage. If during the forward excursion of the thread gage a torque exceeding the pre-set torque limit is encountered, a buzzer is sounded signaling an over-torque problem and the spindle is simultaneously reversed for automatic gage withdrawal.

7941932, May 17, 2011

Jan 21, 2010

12/657466

Hyman Jack Kipnes - Hauppauge NY, US

G01B 5/14
G01L 5/24

33199R, 73761, 7386223

An ergonomic, self contained hand-held thread inspection tool is power driven, which uses a mechanical clutch as a surrogate for torque to initiate automatic reversal and gauge withdrawal in case of jamming. The distal end carries the thread gauge attached to a motor-driven spindle. A thread depth collar sleeve, adjustable by manual turning, concentrically surrounds the thread gauge. When threaded into a blind hole or onto a protruding stud and operated, the distal end of the thread depth collar sleeve comes in contact with a part, pushing it against spring force. This movement is internally sensed, causing an indicator to flash, signaling “test OK”, while automatically reversing the spindle to withdraw the thread gauge. If during the forward excursion of the thread gauge a torque exceeding the pre-set torque limit is encountered, a buzzer is sounded signaling an over-torque problem and the spindle is simultaneously reversed for automatic gauge withdrawal.

8146263, Apr 3, 2012

Aug 6, 2010

12/806245

Hyman Jack Kipnes - Hauppauge NY, US

G01B 5/02

33783

A bench top vernier caliper clamp includes a weighted base supporting a vertically extending section having a lower end integral with said base. An angle plate is removably secured to the vertically extending section adjacent a distal end of its vertically extending section, wherein the angle plate has a fixed lower jaw with a face. A loosening knob is provided for rotating the angle plate on the vertically extending section and for locking the angle plate with the lower jaw in any preselected rotated position. An upper jaw is provided having a face directly opposite the respective face on the lower jaw. A clamping knob moves the upper jaw toward and away from the lower jaw to clamp a portion of either end of the vernier caliper in place between the faces of the and lower jaws, whereby the vernier caliper remains fixed in place while measurements are being recorded.

8209873, Jul 3, 2012

Nov 17, 2011

13/373521

Hyman Jack Kipnes - Hauppauge NY, US

G01B 5/16
G01B 3/40

33199R, 33199 B, 33829

A size adaptive base for holding micrometers used in measuring screw threads modifies the vice jaw section of the base pedestal unit of the thread measuring apparatus to accommodate a variety of micrometer sizes. The pedestal includes a two-part vice with separate jaw. The resting ledge for the micrometer frame edge is placed on the pedestal to accommodate a 2″-3″ micrometer, the largest of the three sizes. The jaw with clamping screw locks the micrometer at the proper angle and position with the anvil over the well center. For the two smaller micrometers, an insert spacer is used between the pedestal ledge and the edge of the micrometer frame to lift up these smaller instruments at the proper position with the anvil at the well center. The same separate locking jaw is sized to accommodate all three sizes of micrometer.

5383286, Jan 24, 1995

Sep 10, 1993

8/120174

Hyman J. Kipnes - Hauppauge NY

G01B 318
G01B 516

33829

A device for holding wires for measuring screw threads by the three wire method with a micrometer includes a body portion and a plurality of wire holder ears in a vertical position, the wire holding ears being responsive to rotational movement and the wire holder ears being limited in the rotational movement by weighted lower base portions provided on the bottom of the wire holder ears. The wire holders are further limiting in movement by a movement limiting attachment engageable with an anvil of the micrometer, such as in a collar or U-shaped track have a defined recess for limiting the movement of the wire holders within the confines of the recess. To further stabilize the rotating spindle of the micrometer within a bore of the wire holders, the wire holders are further provided with C-shaped spring clamp engageable within a further bore encircling the bore through which the spindle extends.

5317809, Jun 7, 1994

Nov 5, 1992

7/972248

Hyman J. Kipnes - Hauppauge NY

G01B 516

33199R

An apparatus for holding wires for measuring screw threads by the three wire method includes a body portion and a plurality of wire holder ears in a vertical position, the wire holding ears being responsive to rotational movement and the wire holder ears being limited in the rotational movement by weighted lower base portions provided on the bottom of the wire holder ears. A ledge is provided for holding the screw in position perpendicular to the orientation of the three wires in a position for the pitch diameter of the screw threads to be measured.