Ideal Industries, Inc.

Daniels Manufacturing Corporation

Zantout, Alan

Swedberg, Benjamin

Alan Emad Zantout

Benjamin David Swedberg

Trevor Don Fildes

Matthew D Schroll

Dennis M Breen, Iv

Michael Richard Weiby

Thomas D Peterson

Sushil N Keswani

Edward T Eaton

James W Davidson

Jason Marosi

Benjamin Juday

Randal E Hoffman

James W Tyrrell

Doug Sanford

Nathan Buckert

Peter John Crichton

Jesse Darley

Robert W Sutter

Stephen Andrew Latham

Jesse Charles Darley

Dave Franchino

Justen Deering England

Ganapathi Balasubrahmanyam

John Desouza

Justen England

Jordan Elliott Gladden

Alok Kulkarni

Madison Rae Shoemaker

Pryce L Nutting

Puneetkumar Birla

Manish B Patil

Raveesha Shettigara

Sachin Seth

Pryce Leroy McDaniel

Paritosh Singh

Vinodkumar Shrawan Shirsath

Sampat Namdeo Dighe

Vikas Mali

Monte Douglas Tweten

Peter John Chrichton

G Balasubrahmanyam

James Davidson

Michael Weiby

Trevor D Fildes

Michael R Weiby

Benjamin Swedberg

Matthew David Schroll

Dennis M Breen Iv

Dennis M Iv Breen

Thomas Peterson

Vinodkumar Shirsath

Monte Douglas Tween

Disclosed herein is a conductor connection clamp that includes a bus bar and a clamping spring, the clamping spring including a main portion for clamping an electrical conductor to the bus bar, the main portion and bus bar defining a clamping spring connection, and a spring member adjacent to the main portion and rigidly coupled to the main portion. The clamp further includes a housing defining a conductor insertion opening that leads to the clamping spring connection, and an operating lever configured to apply force to the spring member in order to deflect the main portion to open the clamping spring connection.

Conductor terminal

An apparatus for determining an angle of a handle of a pipe bender includes a sensor configured to determine an orientation angle of the sensor and a display configured to display the orientation angle of the sensor. The apparatus further includes a housing configured to attach to the handle of the pipe bender. The sensor is within the housing.

Electronic sensors, methods, and systems for pipe benders

A lubricating system has a pump to force a viscous lubricant from a supply of lubricant to a lubricator at which the lubricant is to be dispensed onto a cable, wire, or the like that is being pulled through a conduit. A sensor, associated with a spool from which the cable is being dispensed, is be used to automatically control the amount of lubricant that is to be dispensed onto the cable. A second described system comprises a custom bucket or bucket insert which allow a cable to pass through the bucket whereupon lubricant will be automatically applied to the cable and the container includes a profiled base to ensure proper passage of the cable through the lubricant and ensure the maximum usage of any lubricant.

System for lubricating cables or the like

A tool for removing a head or knot of a cable bundling device includes a housing, an opening, and a cutting element disposed within the opening. The housing defines the opening and a funneling element is position within the opening to direct the object to be cut towards an exposed cutting edge of the cutting element. The opening and funneling element are sized and arranged to accommodate the head or knot of the cable device while preventing any undesirable articles from being exposed to the cutting edge. The funneling element includes a wedge shape to prove improved access between the cable tie and the cutting edge.

Tool for removing a head assembly or a knot of a tie secured around an object

An apparatus for tensioning a cable tape comprises a housing, a drive assembly, a capstan, and an optional cutting device. The drive assembly includes a driving member and a driven member slidably coupled to the driving member. A biasing element is coupled between the driving and the driven member and in a first operating mode, the driving member causes movement of the driven member little or no relative movement between two members. The capstan is rotatably coupled to the housing, and includes a gripping device to grip a cable tape and wrap the cable tape around an outer surface of the capstan as the capstan rotates. In a second operating mode, a tension force applied on the capstan by the cable tape that is greater than the biasing force allows relative movement between the driving member and the driven member.

Apparatus for tensioning a cable lacing tape device

Cable lace actuator tip

A twist-on wire connector is releasably engageable with a tool. The connector and the tool are provided with complimentary driving features which allow the tool to be moved independent of and relative to the connector when the tool is moved in one rotational direction and which place the tool and connector into driving engagement when the tool is moved in the opposite rotational direction such that the connector is moved with the tool to apply the connector onto a plurality of electrical conductors. The complimentary driving features are provided to the tool and the connector by providing to each of the tool and the connector one or more engagement surfaces positioned adjacent to a slipping surface.

Twist-on wire connector and application tool therefor

An electrical buss has a carrier and at least a pair of electrically conductive elements. The at least a pair of electrically conductive elements extend linearly along a length of the carrier and at least a portion of each of the least a pair of electrically conductive elements is exposed at a surface of the carrier. A connector is releasably couplable to the electrical buss adjacent to the surface of the carrier. The connector has at least a pair of electrically conductive contacts for engaging with the electrically conductive elements at any desired location along the length of the carrier.

Low voltage buss system

An example low voltage buss system is provided. The low voltage bus system distributes low voltage DC power into the office workspace in a manner that reduces clutter and promotes customizable and efficient workspace usage. The low voltage bus system distributes low voltage DC power into the office workspace via an electrical buss having a connector at the end of the buss to distribute low voltage DC power to and throughout office workspace and, in particular, office furniture.

A splice connector, such as a twist-on wire connector, is pre-filled with a plurality of compounds arranged in a corresponding plurality of layers. When the twist-on wire connector is applied to the electrical conductors, the compounds will generally remain in the plurality of layers to thereby allow each of the compounds to perform a different, intended function.

Pre-filled splice connector

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Sycamore, IL, United States of America

Alan Emad Zantout