David E Schiff

6405619, Jun 18, 2002

Mar 23, 2001

09/815690

Donald R. Lamond - Haworth NJ
David Schiff - Highland Park NJ
Adam Sanchez - Nutley NJ
Richard Whitehall - New York NY

WKI Holding Company, Inc. - Elmira NY

B25G 100

811771, 81489, 161101

A self-securing handle for a tool having a longitudinally extending main body portion, is provided. The handle includes an elongate body having a first end and a longitudinally opposed second end, and a central cavity extending from the first end to the second end thereof. The handle further includes a securing mechanism positioned within the central cavity proximate the second end of the handle. The handle receives the tool main body portion within the central cavity, and the securing mechanism mates with a receiving structure on the tool main body portion to secure the handle to the tool main body portion.

6418820, Jul 16, 2002

Mar 23, 2001

09/815689

Donald R. Lamond - Haworth NJ
Richard Whitehall - New York NY
David Schiff - Highland Park NJ

WKI Holding Company Inc. - Elmira NY

B25B 2316

811771, 81489

An ergonomic wrench for rotating a member in a torquing plane substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the member is provided, having a head portion for engaging the member and a handle extending therefrom in a first longitudinal direction. The invention further includes a handle which is substantially elliptical, having a major axis and a minor axis when viewed in a cross-sectional plane perpendicular to said first longitudinal direction, the major axis of which is arranged substantially perpendicular to the torquing plane.

D462251, Sep 3, 2002

Jan 31, 2002

29/155060

James T. Collins - New York NY
Tucker H. Fort - New York NY
David R. Schiff - Highland Park NJ
Donald R. Lamond - Haworth NJ

WKi Holding Company, Inc. - Big Flats NY

0805

D 8107

8066156, Nov 29, 2011

May 21, 2008

12/124868

David R. Schiff - Highland Park NJ, US
Larry R. Trunek - Mukwonago WI, US
Jennifer E. Shrout - Milwaukee WI, US

MillerCoors LLC - Wilmington DE

B65D 83/00

222396, 222 3

A beverage dispensing device using a pressure regulator to maintain the pressure inside the beverage container as the beverage is dispensed is disclosed. The pressure regulator includes a second chamber separate from the space containing the beverage. The second chamber contains a sorbent on which a propellant gas is adsorbed. The pressure inside the beverage container controls the opening and closing of a flow regulator that allows either the beverage being dispensed or a displacing agent contained in a third chamber to flow into the second chamber when the pressure in the beverage container is decreased. If either the beverage or the displacing agent flow into the second chamber, it will liberate the propellant gas adsorbed to the sorbent, and the gas is released through an outlet into the beverage container. This increases the pressure in the beverage, which in turn closes the flow regulator and stops the liberation of the propellant gas from the sorbent. This process is repeated as the beverage is being dispensed to maintain the pressure of the beverage inside the dispenser.

20040162524, Aug 19, 2004

Jan 16, 2004

10/759984

David Schiff - Highland Park NJ, US
Tucker Fort - New York NY, US

A61M003/00

604/189000, 604/209000

A hand-held device () useful for dispensing a liquid material includes a housing () containing the material to be dispensed and having a dispensing nozzle () and a resettable ratchet () operatively connected to a biased piston (). The ratchet mechanism () including a release lever () normally preventing movement of the piston () until released. When the lever () is released the piston () is biased toward the dispensing nozzle (), such that an amount of the material is urged to flow toward the nozzle (). The housing () is configured to be pen-like.

20060247580, Nov 2, 2006

Jun 27, 2006

11/475671

David Schiff - Highland Park NJ, US
Tucker Fort - New York NY, US

A61M 5/00

604209000

A hand-held device () useful for dispensing a liquid material includes a housing () containing the material to be dispensed and having a dispensing nozzle () and a resettable ratchet () operatively connected to a biased piston (). The ratchet mechanism () including a release lever () normally preventing movement of the piston () until released. When the lever () is released the piston () is biased toward the dispensing nozzle (), such that an amount of the material is urged to flow toward the nozzle (). The housing () is configured to be pen-like.

20060259058, Nov 16, 2006

Apr 7, 2006

11/400726

David Schiff - Highland Park NJ, US
Peter Byar - Willingboro NJ, US

A61B 17/32

606181000

A lancet device including a lancet having a puncturing element disposed within a two-piece housing including a rear housing and a forward housing. Relative axial movement of the rear housing toward the forward housing directly drives the lancet to a puncturing position wherein the puncturing element extends through the forward housing. During such relative axial movement, a drive structure applies a driving force against the lancet and disengages from the lancet based on deflecting structure in the housing, thereby releasing the driving force applied to the lancet. A retention member then retracts the lancet back within the housing, with the drive structure maintained disengaged from the lancet to prevent re-use.

20080039799, Feb 14, 2008

Oct 12, 2007

11/974277

David Schiff - Highland Park NJ, US
Tucker Fort - New York NY, US

A61M 5/00

604187000

A hand-held device () useful for dispensing a liquid material includes a housing () containing the material to be dispensed and having a dispensing nozzle () and a resettable ratchet () operatively connected to a biased piston (). The ratchet mechanism () including a release lever () normally preventing movement of the piston () until released. When the lever () is released the piston () is biased toward the dispensing nozzle (), such that an amount of the material is urged to flow toward the nozzle (). The housing () is configured to be pen-like.