Ickes
Aaron Michael Ickes, Davenport, IA US
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20100038946 | SEAT DAMPER ASSEMBLY - A seat damper assembly for a chair includes a rubber element having a through hole and a bracket seat having a major surface with a raised portion around a perimeter of the major surface. A support bracket is configured to be coupled with the bracket seat such that the raised portion abuts an outer edge of the support bracket. A side of the support bracket opposite the bracket seat is shaped to receive a portion of a chair frame assembly. A fastener, disposed in the through hole in rubber element, is configured to couple with a seat pan to secure the seat damper relative to the seat pan. | 02-18-2010 |
Alexander Ickes, Ingolstadt DE
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20080315626 | Passive Protection Device for a Motor Vehicle - A device for the reduction of injuries in the event of a motor-vehicle accident comprises an adapter inserted between the vehicle bodywork and adjacent internal vehicle components to reduce the free space distance between the bodywork and the components. The free space distance is the shortest direct distance between a vehicle component and the adjacent bodywork which is free from other parts. The adapter changes the energy transfer involved in a collision between a person and the vehicle, in order to reduce the risk of injury to the head. | 12-25-2008 |
Bill Ickes, Northville, MI US
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20140151144 | Mechanically Self-Powered Driveshaft Center Bearing Height Adjustment - A link is configured to mechanically transfer movement sensed at an axle suspension assembly to a center bearing bracket for a vehicle driveshaft. | 06-05-2014 |
Jason Ickes, Secane, PA US
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20100043629 | Portable Protection Device - A portable protection system including a selectively collapsible truss for supporting a protection member. The truss is movable between a collapsed position and an expanded position. The protection member includes at least one layer of ballistic armor material for disrupting a projectile. The truss includes suitable connectors for releasably connecting the protection member to the truss, and also suitable connectors for releasably connecting the truss to an adjoining truss so as to form a protection wall. | 02-25-2010 |
20110000362 | Portable Protection Device - A portable protection system including a selectively collapsible truss for supporting a protection member. The truss is movable between a collapsed position and an expanded position. The protection member includes at least one layer of ballistic armor material for disrupting a projectile. The truss includes suitable connectors for releasably connecting the protection member to the truss, and also suitable connectors for releasably connecting the truss to an adjoining truss so as to form a protection wall. | 01-06-2011 |
20110209605 | Portable Protection Device - A portable protection system including a selectively collapsible truss for supporting a protection member. The truss is movable between a collapsed position and an expanded position. The protection member includes at least one layer of ballistic armor material for disrupting a projectile. The truss includes suitable connectors for releasably connecting the protection member to the truss, and also suitable connectors for releasably connecting the truss to an adjoining truss so as to form a protection wall. | 09-01-2011 |
20120279383 | Portable Protection Device - A portable protection system including a selectively collapsible truss for supporting a protection member. The truss is movable between a collapsed position and an expanded position. The protection member includes at least one layer of ballistic armor material for disrupting a projectile. The truss includes suitable connectors for releasably connecting the protection member to the truss, and also suitable connectors for releasably connecting the truss to an adjoining truss so as to form a protection wall. | 11-08-2012 |
John C. Ickes, Rockford, MN US
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20110107540 | Quick Lock Squeegee Attachment and Method of Use - A releasable squeegee assembly for coupling to a surface maintenance machine and including a compliant bushing and an over-center lever attached to a pull rod and compliant spring. The compliant bushing is compressed via said over-center lever with said compliant spring providing a spring force. A bushing sleeve is provided to limit the degree of compression of said compliant bushing by the over-center lever. A method of coupling a squeegee assembly to a surface maintenance machine is also provided. | 05-12-2011 |
20110108067 | Integrated Vacuum Wand and Method of Use - A portable vacuum wand for use with a surface maintenance machine, for collection of debris remote from the machine. The vacuum wand is detachable from a rear squeegee assembly of the surface maintenance machine, and includes a handle and a wand head. A vacuum conduit of the vacuum wand is adapted to be coupled to the rear squeegee assembly when not in use so as to provide vacuum to the rear squeegee assembly. A method of cleaning a floor surface with a surface maintenance machine and a portable vacuum wand is also provided. | 05-12-2011 |
Robert D. Ickes, Blandon, PA US
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20110292612 | ELECTRONIC DEVICE HAVING ELECTRICALLY GROUNDED HEAT SINK AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME - An electronic device includes an integrated circuit (IC) package attached to a substrate and a heat sink attached to the IC package. Additionally, the electronic device also includes a film having an electric conductivity and contacting the heat sink and the IC package and extending to the substrate to provide a grounding connection for the heat sink. A method of manufacturing an electronic device includes connecting an IC package to a substrate, coupling a heat sink to the IC package and depositing a film having an electric conductivity and contacting the heat sink and the IC package and extending to the substrate to provide a grounding connection for the heat sink. | 12-01-2011 |