Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

Doskocil Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Amanda M Kachar

Dalton F Hansen

Michael A Matthews

Dean W Nowalis

Duane W Wenzel

Emily C Doberstein

Eric D Norquist

Brian J Hyde

Nathan J Krause

Jay J Rosenbecker

Gareth J Mueckl

Benjamin C Tesch

John S Scott

Cameron R Schulz

Jacob N Zimmerman

Scott Terrell Moeller

Kyle J Radovich

Paul Rossetto

David M Schwalbach

Michael A Verhagen

Elizaveta V Morris

Timothy Ryan Obermann

Mitchell Carlson

Joseph H Ellice

Lance D Lamont

Brian Alves

Samantha L Billetdeaux

Toby J Lichtensteiger

Caroline Hope

Caroline G Fox

Kathleen M Keegan

Steven J Berg, Jr

Colin J Harper

A portable power source. The portable power source includes a housing, a first battery pack support configured to receive a first removable and rechargeable battery pack, a second battery pack support configured to receive a second removable and rechargeable battery pack, an inverter within the housing, and an alternating current power outlet. The inverter is configured to receive output power from the first removable and rechargeable battery pack and the second removable and rechargeable battery pack. The inverter is configured to produce an alternating current power output. The alternating current power outlet is configured to receive the alternating current power output from the inverter. The inverter is configured to be disabled when the first removable and rechargeable battery pack is received in the first battery pack support and the second removable and rechargeable battery pack is not received in the second battery pack support.

Portable power source

Terminal block portion of a battery pack

A hydraulic tool includes a head at a first end of the hydraulic tool, where the head is configured to apply a mechanical force to a work piece; a body including a first surface; a back portion including: a second surface at a second end of the hydraulic tool that is opposite the first end; a third surface that is between the first surface and the second surface, where the third surface is inclined with respect to the first surface and the second surface; an indicator light; and a window, at least a portion of which is positioned on the third surface, where the window covers the indicator light; and a grip that extends from the body away from the first surface.

Hydraulic tool with indicator light

A portable power source for power tools. The portable power source includes a housing defining a battery support and an power outlet, a circuit supported by the housing and including an input terminal on the battery support, an output terminal on the power outlet, and an inverter electrically connected between the input terminal and the output terminal, a battery power source including a battery housing supported on the battery support, at least one battery cell, and a battery terminal connected to the battery cell and electrically connectable to the input terminal, power being transferrable from the battery cell to the circuit to be output through the power outlet, and a frame connected to the housing and extending beyond a periphery of the housing and of the supported battery power source, the frame inhibiting contact with the housing and the battery power source.

High-power battery-powered portable power source

A pipe fitting stand for supporting a pipe during a work operation includes a table, and a plurality of legs coupled to the table. The plurality of legs are moveable between a first position and a second position via a linkage mechanism. The pipe fitting stand additionally includes a stirrup coupled to one of the plurality of the legs to facilitate pivoting the plurality of legs between the first position and the second position.

Pipe fitting stand

Hydraulic tool

A power tool includes a battery pack, one or more sensors, an indicator, and an electronic processor coupled to the battery pack, the one or more sensors, and the indicator. The electronic processor is configured to: detect, using the one or more sensors, one or more parameters of the power tool; determine a system performance based on the one or more parameters; determine a system performance level based on the system performance; and provide, using the indicator, an indication corresponding to the system performance.

Eco-indicator for power tool

Power tool

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West Allis, WI, United States of America

Amanda M Kachar