Robert J Lawless, Age 78355 Industry Dr, Auburn, AL 36832

6866139, Mar 15, 2005

Jul 31, 2003

10/631945

Robert Joseph Lawless - Acworth GA, US
Roumen V. Stoyanov - Acworth GA, US

Jolex Enterprises, Inc. - Kennesaw GA

B65G013/02

198782, 193 35 R, 193 37

Conveyor systems for storage and movement of goods on pallets and slip sheets. The transfer structures enable slip sheet mounted loads to be transferred to a roller conveyor by providing structures that cooperate with wide platen forks of a lift truck. The structures provide roller contact between a portion of the underside of the slip sheet at all times. In other areas there is alternatively contact between a lift truck platen or additional rollers that cooperate in a manner making it possible to move the slip sheet mounted load from the lift truck to an adjacent conveyor system.

7168704, Jan 30, 2007

Sep 3, 2004

10/934807

Robert L. Lawless - Tempe AZ, US

A63F 3/00

273237, 273271, 273274

A method and apparatus for amusement and gaming is described. The apparatus includes a board comprising horizontal and vertical disposed lines that enclose a plurality of playing areas, wherein the playing areas are arranged into an equal number (N) of rows and columns of at least 10, and each playing area in a row and column contains an indicia corresponding to a first through an N-th number to identify the playing area in each row and column wherein each row and column may not repeat an indicia, and a plurality of game pieces comprising a first side and a second side wherein the first side is distinguishable from the second side and comprising N sets of game pieces having on both the first side and the second side the same indicia corresponding to a first through N-th number. The apparatus may tangible or virtually generated.

7255226, Aug 14, 2007

Dec 17, 2004

11/014888

Robert Joseph Lawless - Acworth GA, US
Roumen V. Stoyanov - Acworth GA, US

Jolex Enterprises, Inc. - Kennesaw GA

B65G 13/00

198782, 193 35 SS, 193 37, 193 35 R, 198780

Conveyor systems for storage and movement of goods on pallets and slip sheets. The transfer structures enable slip sheet mounted loads to be transferred to a roller conveyor by providing structures that cooperate with wide platen forks of a lift truck. The structures provide roller contact between a portion of the underside of the slip sheet at all times. In other areas there is alternatively contact between a lift truck platen or additional rollers that cooperate in a manner making it possible to move the slip sheet mounted load from the lift truck to an adjacent conveyor system.

7296674, Nov 20, 2007

Dec 3, 2004

11/004357

Robert Joseph Lawless - Acworth GA, US
Rumen V. Stoyanov - Acworth GA, US

Jolex Enterprises, Inc. - Kennesaw GA

B65G 13/02

198782, 1984634, 1984635, 193 35 A, 193 35 SS, 193 35 G

Conveyor systems for storage and movement of goods on pallets and slip sheets. The transfer structures enable slip sheet mounted loads to be transferred to a roller conveyor by providing structures that cooperate with wide platen forks of a lift truck. The structures provide roller contact between a portion of the underside of the slip sheet at all times. In other areas there is alternatively contact between a lift truck platen or additional rollers that cooperate in a manner making it possible to move the slip sheet mounted load from the lift truck to an adjacent conveyor system.

7455165, Nov 25, 2008

May 28, 2004

10/857184

Robert J. Lawless - Acworth GA, US

Jolex Enterprises, Inc. - Kennesaw GA

B65G 13/00

193 37, 193 35 R, 301 64707

Freewheel flow track systems are adapted for transporting pallets and/or cartons in heavy-duty pallet and carton flow applications. A flow track system may include multiple track sub-assemblies, each track sub-assembly including multiple wheel assemblies. Each wheel assembly comprises a wheel rotatably mounted on an axle. A lubricant coating may be fixed to and bonded with the axle. The wheel may be constructed from a polycarbonate-based resin that is impregnated with a lubricant for providing lifetime lubrication to the wheels. The wheel includes a hub, a rim concentric with the hub, a web connecting the hub to the rim, and ribs connecting the hub to the rim through the web.

2002004, Apr 18, 2002

Sep 20, 2001

09/956253

Robert Lawless - Acworth GA, US

B65G013/00

193/03500R, 193/037000

Freewheel flow track systems for transporting pallets and/or cartons in heavy-duty pallet and carton flow applications are disclosed. According to certain embodiments of the invention, a flow track system comprising multiple longitudinally extending, parallel track sub-assemblies is disclosed. The track sub-assemblies each comprise multiple wheel assemblies mounted to a track frame and arranged in a row extending from an entrance end of the track assembly to an exit end of the track assembly. Each wheel assembly comprises an axle and a polycarbonate resin wheel rotatably mounted on the axle. A lubricant coating is fixed to and bonded with the axle. The wheel is constructed from a polycarbonate-based resin that is impregnated with a lubricant for providing lifetime lubrication to the wheels. The wheel includes a hub, a rim concentric with the hub, a web connecting the hub to the rim, and ribs connecting the hub to the rim through the web. According to other embodiments of the invention, a flow track system including a single track assembly is disclosed. The track assembly includes multiple wheel assemblies mounted on a track frame and arranged in a row extending from an entrance end of the track assembly to an exit end of the track assembly. In these embodiments, each wheel assembly includes an axle and multiple polycarbonate resin wheels rotatably mounted on the axle. The flow track systems disclosed by the invention have a high load capacity, and the wheel assemblies of the flow track systems have a low coefficient of friction, high rollability and high durability. Therefore, the freewheel flow track systems disclosed by the invention provide reliable, efficient and safe pallet and carton flow.

2006003, Feb 23, 2006

Aug 19, 2005

11/208066

Robert Lawless - Acworth GA, US
Rumen Stoyanov - Acworth GA, US

B65G 13/00

19303500R

The present invention comprises an adaptable transfer conveyor for the storage and movement of goods. One embodiment of the invention includes an adaptable transfer structure for conveying a load from a first location to a second location. The adaptable transfer structure can include at least one profile capable of supporting a wheel assembly, and a plurality of wheel assemblies capable of conveying a load. Each wheel assembly can include an axle with at least one end capable of mounting to the at least one profile, at least one wheel rotatably mounted to the axle, wherein the at least one wheel is capable of contacting a portion of the load. The wheel assembly can also include a spring capable of maintaining the position of the respective wheel assembly with the at least one profile, and further capable of permitting the manual removal of the respective wheel assembly from the at least one profile when the spring is compressed against either the at least one wheel or the at least one profile. Furthermore, the adaptable transfer structure can include an assembly support capable of mounting the at least one profile to a support structure

2006003, Feb 23, 2006

Aug 19, 2005

11/208083

Robert Lawless - Acworth GA, US
Rumen Stoyanov - Acworth GA, US

B65G 13/00

19303500R

The present invention comprises an adaptable transfer conveyor for the storage and movement of goods. In one embodiment of the invention, a transfer structure for conveying a load from a first location to a second location is provided. The transfer structure can include at least one profile capable of supporting a wheel assembly, and a plurality of wheel assemblies capable of conveying a load. Each wheel assembly can include an axle with at least one end capable of mounting to the at least one profile. Each wheel assembly can also include at least one wheel rotatably mounted to the axle, the at least one wheel capable of contacting a portion of the load. Furthermore, each wheel assembly can also include a spring capable of maintaining the position of the respective wheel assembly with the at least one profile, and further capable of permitting the manual removal of the respective wheel assembly from the at least one profile when the spring is compressed against either the at least one wheel or the at least one profile.