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Stephen D Cofer

from Lakewood, NY
Age ~66
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Also known as:
Stephen J Cofer, Deborah M Cofer, Deborah M Paddock, Steve Cofer, David Cofer, Stephan Cofer, Stephen Coffer
Related to:
Jennifer L Cofer, 48Morgan T Neal, 39Jennifer Aiken, 47Melissa S Paddock, 44Gerald N Paddock, 70Amanda PaddockHannah M Paddock, 33Heather L Crandall, 43Norman D Crow, 87Jacqueline M Paddock, 90James D Aiken, 48Reuben N Paddock, 45Kimberly K Cofer, 61Miranda L Paddock, 48Faith A Little, 53Gwen E Mitchell, 51Ivana J Nuccio, 42
Connected to:
Allison D Cofer, 37Andrea Cofer, 51Jasmine L Cofer, 29Jeanne R Cofer, 77Jene J Cofer, 50Johnny M Cofer, 81Ken Cofer, 44Kevin A Cofer, 55Maria Z Cofer, 78Mary A Cofer, 50

Stephen Cofer Phones & Addresses

  • Lakewood, NY
  • Jamestown, NY
  • 24 Warren Rd, Sugar Grove, PA 16350 (814) 489-7969
  • Ashville, NY
  • Gerry, NY
  • Falconer, NY
  • Panama, NY
  • 18 E Summit St, Lakewood, NY 14750

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Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Stephen Cofer
Design Engineer
Cummins Inc
Mfg Internal Combustion Engines · Nonclassifiable Establishments · Mfg Internal Combustion Engines Mfg Motor Vehicle Parts/Accessories
4720 Baker St, Lakewood, NY 14750
(716) 456-2111

Publications

Us Patents

Mirror Assembly With Damping Mechanism

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US Patent:
20050213229, Sep 29, 2005
Filed:
Mar 29, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/093716
Inventors:
Stephen Cofer - Sugargrove PA, US
Corey Seymour - Russel PA, US
International Classification:
G11B007/00
US Classification:
359843000, 359871000
Abstract:
The present invention is a mirror assembly comprised of: a mirror; a mirror carrier adapted to receive the mirror; an actuator functionally engaging the mirror carrier; a mirror support structure with first and second ends, the first end adapted to engage the mirror carrier and the second end either adapted to engage or integral to a mirror support arm; a shell substantially encasing the mirror carrier, the actuator, and the mirror support plate; and at least one mirror mount, in which each mirror mount is positioned within a corresponding recess on a bottom surface of the actuator and a corresponding recess on the first end of the mirror support structure to absorb vibrations and steady the mirror assembly. The mirror mount is comprised of an isolator and one or more bolts extending therefrom and into the actuator and the mirror support recesses. The isolator can further include one or more annular rings.

Cooling Assembly For A Filter Head Of An Engine

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US Patent:
20170058729, Mar 2, 2017
Filed:
Aug 11, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/234333
Inventors:
- Columbus IN, US
Stephen D. Cofer - Sugar Grove PA, US
Thomas L. Mack - Columbus IN, US
International Classification:
F01M 5/00
F01M 11/03
Abstract:
A filter head of an engine includes a conduit extending along a longitudinal axis and a thermostat extending longitudinally within the conduit. The thermostat is movable between an open position and a closed position. The filter head also includes a sealing member positioned within the conduit downstream from the thermostat. The thermostat abuts the sealing member to inhibit flow through the conduit when in the open position and the thermostat is longitudinally spaced apart from the sealing member to permit axial flow of fluid through the conduit when in the closed position.
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Stephen D Cofer from Lakewood, NY, age ~66 Get Report