Thomas C Ward DeceasedCleveland, OH

7228763, Jun 12, 2007

Aug 22, 2006

11/507595

Tex R. Hughes - Millington MI, US
Jerald T. Orser - Otisville MI, US
Thomas L Ward - Swartz Creek MI, US

H02G 1/12

81 951, 81 94

The cable insulation stripping machine is adapted for mounting to a machine with a motor having a reversible rotating chuck and is operable to remove the outer insulating jacket from a multi-conductor cable. The cable insulation stripping machine has a stripping spindle rotated by the chuck. At one end of the stripping spindle is a stripping and take up spool. The spool contains a self-adjusting slot, which grips a flap cut into the outer jacket at the end of a multi-conductor cable. As the spindle is rotated, the pinching action of the spool slot removes the insulation from the cable and the stripped insulation winds onto the body of the spool. A pair of cable guides is provided, the first guide for support incoming cable on and feeding the cable to the stripping and take up spool, the second guide for receiving the stripped conductors as they exit the machine.

5510066, Apr 23, 1996

Oct 4, 1994

8/317892

David J. Fink - Shaker Heights OH
Thomas J. Ward - Columbus OH
Joel C. Preston - Grove City OH

Guild Associates, Inc. - Columbus OH

B29C 4102
B29C 4152

264 401

A preparing of a self-supporting or free-standing three-dimensional unitary structural body by a method including generating successively a plurality of cross-sectional layers of the body, one layer top of the other and with the layers joined together to form the body and with the generating of a cross-sectional layer comprising placing a plurality of drops of a liquid composition, containing a first reactant, in a pattern of discrete drops making up the cross-sectional layer and subsequently placing a plurality of discrete drops of other liquid composition, containing another reactant, in contact with the placed drops ion the pattern so that the first reactant and the other reactant react to provide a solid.

4710344, Dec 1, 1987

Dec 22, 1986

6/944581

Thomas H. Ward - Bay Village OH
Phillip A. Costanzo - Parma OH
Vincent Pietrasz - Cleveland OH
Edmund J. Soeder - Parma Hts. OH

Union Carbide Corporation - Danbury CT

B22F 704

419 8

Getter assembly having an annular channel for containing getter material, the bottom of the channel being provided with an annular, integral, groove of bulb-shaped cross-section extending into said channel to lock with said getter material.

4642516, Feb 10, 1987

Oct 7, 1983

6/539795

Thomas H. Ward - Bay Village OH
Phillip A. Costanzo - Parma OH
Vincent Pietrasz - Cleveland OH
Edmund J. Soeder - Parma Hts. OH

Union Carbide Corporation - Danbury CT

H01J 2994

313481

Getter assembly having an annular channel for containing getter material, the bottom of the channel being provided with an annular, integral, groove of bulb-shaped cross-section extending into said channel to lock with said getter material.

2015025, Sep 10, 2015

Mar 19, 2015

14/663309

- Columbus OH, US
Maciej Zborowski - Bay Village OH, US
Thomas J. Ward - Columbus OH, US
George Keller - Columbus OH, US
Adam Landis - Reynoldsburg OH, US
Michael Ward - Columbus OH, US
Lee Moore - Sagamore Hills OH, US

C12Q 1/24
G01N 1/40
G01N 1/10

A disposable kit for use in directing fluid through a biological cell separator device (). The kit generally includes a separator tube (), a buffer fluid container (), cell sample container (), separated cell container (), and flushing fluid container (), as well as various conduits () for connecting the containers () and separator tube () in fluid communication together. A cell separator system is provided including a separator tube (), magnet (), pump () and a motorized drive unit (). The motorized drive unit () is operatively connected to the magnet () to allow the magnet () to be moved a sufficient distance away from the separator tube () so as to allow cells adhered to the inside surface thereof to be flushed out of the tube ().