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Terrence S Csik

from Pasadena, CA
Age ~59
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Also known as:
Terrence Stephen Csik, Terrence Te Csik, Terrence Katherine Csik, Terrace S Csik, Terrenc S Csik
Phone and address:
3850 Shadow Grove Rd, Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 351-5555
Related to:
Daniel Hernandez, 66Beverly J Batterson, 86Joseph B Varga, 67Carey L Csik, 52Norman D BattersonStephen C Csik, 54Adam Douglas Sarrazin, 42Douglas A Csik, 34Nicholas G Csik, 35Abigail M Csik, 30Kirstin L Csik, 38Tibbott G Csik, 92J Esther CsikCynthia L Rice, 66Frank Csik, 92Carrie CsikDavid A CsikKatherine A Csik, 61Dorothy C Csik
Connected to:
Agnes Csiki, 62Ervin N Csiki, 51Susan K Csikos, 56Andras Csillag, 71William J Csincsak, 43Tibor R Csipan, 78Linda M Csiti, 61Mary A Csitos, 78Sarah C Csiza, 46Andras Csizmadia, 86

Terrence Csik Phones & Addresses

  • 3850 Shadow Grove Rd, Pasadena, CA 91107 (626) 351-5555
  • 2065 Garfias Dr, Pasadena, CA 91104 (626) 791-1878
  • Castle Rock, CO

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Aviation & Aerospace

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Independent Aviation & Aerospace Professional

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Location:
Greater Los Angeles Area
Industry:
Aviation & Aerospace

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Clip Nut

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US Patent:
6854941, Feb 15, 2005
Filed:
Apr 9, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/409869
Inventors:
Terrence S. Csik - Pasadena CA, US
Assignee:
The Monadnock Company, Inc. - City of Industry CA
International Classification:
F16B039/284
US Classification:
411112, 411111
Abstract:
A clip nut is provided having a plastic body holding captive a nut. The body includes two aligned arms projecting from an aft section, each arm defining an aperture at a forward portion of the arm. The nut includes a base and a upstanding portion extending from the base that defines an internally threaded bore. The body further includes a nut cage positioned disposed about the aperture of the first arm. The nut cage includes an upper wall spaced above the first arm that defines a slot having a narrowed inlet and a recess aligned with the apertures of the first and second arms. The body is configured to readily and securely receive the nut. To insert the nut into the cage, the nut is forced against the nut cage such that the upstanding portion presses into and past the narrowed inlet. In this manner, the cage yieldably receives the nut without undue manipulation of either piece.

Fasteners, Fastener Components And Fastener Receptacles

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US Patent:
7874779, Jan 25, 2011
Filed:
Jul 23, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/781777
Inventors:
Terrence Csik - Pasadena CA, US
Igor Komsitsky - Los Angeles CA, US
Assignee:
The Monadnock Company - City of Industry CA
International Classification:
F16B 21/04
US Classification:
411553
Abstract:
Fasteners, fastener components and fastener receptacles, including quarter-turn fasteners may use a receptacle body having a non-metal material and one or more fastener engagement structures that together define a non-circular passage in the body. Underneath the fastener engagement structures, one or more support structures extend inwardly under the corresponding fastener engagement structures for supporting the underside of the fastener engagement structures. The support structures can have a concave configuration relative to an axis of the body. Additionally, a support structure can be co-extensive with the corresponding fastener engagement structure.

Apparatus And Methods For Fastening A Panel Or Other Components

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US Patent:
8177466, May 15, 2012
Filed:
Jun 13, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/762757
Inventors:
Terrence Csik - Pasadena CA, US
Igor Komsitsky - Los Angeles CA, US
Frank Read - Redmond WA, US
Assignee:
The Monadnock Company - City of Industry CA
International Classification:
F16B 37/04
US Classification:
411174, 411970
Abstract:
Fasteners such as clip nut fasteners can include a clip having a nut cage and a nut supported by the nut cage. The nut cage can have a wall supporting a portion of the nut wherein the wall can flex toward and away from the nut. The nut can have projections or other discontinuities for engaging bearing surfaces in the nut cage, for limiting rotation of the nut when under torque.

Floating Nut Plate

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US Patent:
8277158, Oct 2, 2012
Filed:
Nov 15, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/940330
Inventors:
Terrence Csik - Pasadena CA, US
Igor Komsitsky - Los Angeles CA, US
Assignee:
The Monadnock Company - Torrance CA
International Classification:
F16B 39/284
US Classification:
411111, 411 85
Abstract:
Methods relating to and apparatus such as floating nut plates may include complementary surfaces limiting movement of a retainer toward or away from side walls of a receiver, such as wherein a nut element is positioned between the retainer and the receiver. One of the complementary surfaces may be a groove formed in the retainer. In one configuration, the receiver and/or retainer are non-metal.

Apparatus And Methods For Securing A Fastener

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US Patent:
8353649, Jan 15, 2013
Filed:
Oct 19, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/875812
Inventors:
Terrence Csik - Pasadena CA, US
Igor Komsitsky - Los Angeles CA, US
Assignee:
The Monadnock Company - City of Industry CA
International Classification:
F16B 39/284
US Classification:
411111, 411108, 411908, 411965, 411970
Abstract:
A nut plate assembly and a method for securing a nut plate assembly may include a support for a fastener element wherein the support has a base to be supported and/or fixed on a support surface and the base has another surface against which the fastener element bears. The base also supports a structure for supporting the fastener element where the structure is at least partly non-symmetrical about a plane other than a horizontal plane parallel to the base. One side of the base may be secured to the support surface and the other side of the base may have the fastener element bearing against it when a complementary fastener element is secured to the first fastener element.

Quick Connect Fastener With Adjustable Receptacle

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US Patent:
20030185653, Oct 2, 2003
Filed:
Mar 26, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/106914
Inventors:
Terrence Csik - Pasadena CA, US
Ronald Duenas - Lake Forest CA, US
Richard Paul - Upland CA, US
Clif Tanaka - Harbor City CA, US
Assignee:
The Monadnock Company
International Classification:
F16B021/00
US Classification:
411/551000
Abstract:
A quick connect fastener wherein the receptacle is adjustable to allow different stud types to be used and wherein absolute clamp-up is provided through repeated cycling. A spring loaded lock plate that captivates the quarter turn cross-pin in the locked position against the adjacent cam surface is provided. The lock plate is positioned within the receptacle and indicates the correct locked position at absolute clamp-up when the lock plate snaps over the cross-pin. Two ramps on the lockplate provide a positive “feel” when installing or removing the stud and provide the detent/lock feature. The cam comprises two helixed ramps leading to flat surfaces or plateaus for the cross-pin to ride up and tighten against. The plateaus are adjacent to detent recesses on the lock plate which provide the locking capability.

Spacer Assemblies, Apparatus And Methods Of Supporting Hardware

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US Patent:
20090016843, Jan 15, 2009
Filed:
Jul 13, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/777285
Inventors:
Igor Komsitsky - Los Angeles CA, US
Javier Torres - Hacienda Heights CA, US
Terrence Csik - Pasadena CA, US
International Classification:
F16B 1/02
US Classification:
411105, 24822021, 414809
Abstract:
Light-weight fastener assemblies, spacers, standoff and other fastener components include one or more non-metal parts. A non-metal spacer can support a fastener element or fastener support so they fastener and a payload can be supported spaced apart from a surface such as an aircraft surface.

Fasteners, Fastener Components And Fastener Receptacles

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US Patent:
20110123296, May 26, 2011
Filed:
Jan 25, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/013749
Inventors:
Terrence Csik - Pasadena CA, US
Igor Komsitsky - Los Angeles CA, US
International Classification:
F16B 39/00
F16B 13/00
US Classification:
411511
Abstract:
Fasteners, fastener components and fastener receptacles, including quarter-turn fasteners may use a receptacle body having a non-metal material and one or more fastener engagement structures that together define a non-circular passage in the body. Underneath the fastener engagement structures, one or more support structures extend inwardly under the corresponding fastener engagement structures for supporting the underside of the fastener engagement structures. The support structures can have a concave configuration relative to an axis of the body. Additionally, a support structure can be co-extensive with the corresponding fastener engagement structure.
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