Wieslaw S Zaydel, Age 844545 Valley View Pt, Rochester, MI 48306

6641201, Nov 4, 2003

Sep 17, 2002

10/245197

Brad L Pietryga - Shelby Township MI
James C. Ostrand - Lenox MI
Thomas A. Ebi - Dearborn MI
Wieslaw Stanislaw Zaydel - Rochester MI

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

B60P 702

2961001, 29610003, 29610005, 29610006, 29610001

A vehicle body has a roof-enclosed passenger compartment and a rear cargo compartment. The cargo compartment has a cover and a tailgate to close the cargo compartment. The cover is movable along a pair of tracks from its closed position on the cargo compartment to a stowed position on top of the passenger compartment. The cover has an intermediate position above the cargo compartment which serves as a camper top and with the addition of zip-on side covers converts the vehicle body to a camper. The intermediate position of the cover in conjunction with the roof of the vehicle body also provides support for hauling long cargo.

D501784, Feb 15, 2005

Oct 13, 2003

29/191807

Patricia Tibbenham - West Bloomfield MI, US
Wieslaw Zaydel - Rochester MI, US
David Dean - Commerce Township MI, US
James Joseph Loschiavo - Livonia MI, US
Bhupendra Patel - Canton MI, US

Ford Global Technologies, LLC - Dearborn MI

0806

D 8300

7029138, Apr 18, 2006

Jun 25, 2003

10/603676

Patricia C. Tibbenham - West Bloomfield MI, US
David Dean - Commerce Township MI, US
Wieslaw S. Zaydel - Rochester MI, US

Ford Global Technologies, LLC - Dearborn MI

F21V 9/16

362 84, 362488, 362501, 362542, 362812

An emergency trunk release handle for an automobile displays the graphics explaining the use and function of the handle by cutting out the material from the handle. Forming the emergency release handle from a phosphorescent plastic material that can be formed by a molding process, such as injection molding, the cut-out graphics show as darkened areas, when viewed in the dark confines of an automobile trunk, to provide a high degree of visibility for the graphics. The graphics are also visible when seen against the dark carpet in the interior of an opened trunk cavity. The formation of the graphics is accomplished by coring the mold in the configuration of the desired graphics and by forming the plastic material in the mold around the cores. The resultant handle structure is thus formed in a cost effective manner that reduces the process failure potential during the manufacturing of the handle.

7156598, Jan 2, 2007

Oct 27, 2004

10/974051

Patricia Tibbenham - West Bloomfield MI, US
David Dean - Commerce Township MI, US
Wieslaw Zaydel - Rochester MI, US
Michelle Winowski-Zaydel - Oxford MI, US

Ford Global Technologies, LLC - Dearborn MI

F16B 39/282
F16B 39/02
F16B 23/00

411 82, 411404, 411187, 411188, 411176, 411107, 16430

A fastener is configured for use in the manufacture of molded plastic components that will be subsequently attached to other components by the fastener. The low profile head portion of the fastener has a rounded contoured and convoluted top surface to facilitate the flow of plastic material around the head portion during the molding process. The underside of the head portion is formed with a square face surrounded circumferentially by circumferential land surfaces that provides a high pull-out force resistance for the fastener. The square face on the underside and convoluted top surface of the head portion provides a high spin-out torque resistance without sacrificing the pull-out force resistance. The rounded edges of the head portion are compatible with molding processes to allow the flow of plastic material to fully encapsulate the head portion within the molded plastic component.

7157026, Jan 2, 2007

Sep 27, 2005

11/236135

Patricia C. Tibbenham - West Bloomfield MI, US
David Dean - Commerce Township MI, US
Wieslaw S. Zaydel - Rochester MI, US

Ford Global Technologies, LLC - Dearborn MI

B29C 45/14

264 21, 264259, 2643281

An emergency trunk release handle for an automobile displays the graphics explaining the use and function of the handle by cutting out the material from the handle. Forming the emergency release handle from a phosphorescent plastic material that can be formed by a molding process, such as injection molding, the cut-out graphics show as darkened areas, when viewed in the dark confines of an automobile trunk, to provide a high degree of visibility for the graphics. The graphics are also visible when seen against the dark carpet in the interior of an opened trunk cavity. The formation of the graphics is accomplished by coring the mold in the configuration of the desired graphics and by forming the plastic material in the mold around the cores. The resultant handle structure is thus formed in a cost effective manner that reduces the process failure potential during the manufacturing of the handle.

D535180, Jan 16, 2007

Oct 27, 2004

29/215913

Patricia Tibbenham - West Bloomfield MI, US
David Dean - Commerce Township MI, US
Wieslaw Zaydel - Rochester MI, US
Michelle Winowski-Zaydel - Oxford MI, US

Ford Global Technologies, LLC - Dearborn MI

0808

D 8382

7186006, Mar 6, 2007

Oct 29, 2004

10/978829

David A. Dean - Commerce Twp. MI, US
Richard Drumsta - Walled Lake MI, US
Wieslaw S. Zaydel - Milford MI, US
Michelle A. Winowski-Zaydel - Milford MI, US

Pursuit Engineering LLC - Milford MI

G02B 27/18

362259, 362294

The present invention provides for a laser diode light diffusion unit that comprises a casing with a lens cover that holds a laser diode mounted on a heat sink a mirror a collimator lens and a holographic diffusion screen The casing is made of a rigid thermally conducting material, and the heat sink is mounted within the casing such that a concentrated beam of light produced by the laser diode is directed at the mirror The concentrated beam of light directed at the mirror is reflected at approximately 90 into the base of the collimator lens where the collimator lens converts the concentrated beam of light into a plane of light that is projected over and in opposite direction to the path of the concentrated beam of light The plane of light then passes through the holographic diffusion screen where the holographic diffusion screen spreads the plane of light at predetermined angles which then passes through the lens cover and out of the casing.

7764435, Jul 27, 2010

Feb 15, 2007

11/675252

David A. Dean - Commerce Township MI, US
Richard Drumsta - Walled Lake MI, US
Wieslaw S. Zaydel - Milford MI, US
Michelle A. Winowski-Zaydel - Milford MI, US

Pursuit Engineering LLC - Milford MI

G02B 27/30

359641

An improved optical collection and transmission surface includes a plastic mold injection surface including staggered multiple transmission sites each with a recessed portion in which incident light is not lost during reflection towards the propagation surface. A device implementing the surfaces is plastic-mold injected of high quality acrylic at in a preferred embodiment and can be economically optionally polished or finished to achieve desired quality surfaces.