Evenflo Company, Inc.

Globe Motors, Inc.

Andrew R Davis

Brian R Pleiman

David R Sander

Jerry C Burch

James W Moran

Jason McRoberts

Alan Ball

Jitendra Ghanekar

Disclosed herein is a child car seat comprised of a shell and an adjustable assembly including a headrest member and a backrest member mounted for sliding movement relative to the shell.

Adjustable headrest for child car seat

A side impact protection device for a child car seat comprised of an energy absorbing element and an energy dispersing element.

Impact protection for child car seat

A harness booster car seat that is separable into a separately usable backless booster and a backrest booster that may or may not include a harness thereon.

Harness booster car seat convertible to multiple separately usable configurations

A child car seat that includes a headrest portion that is adjustable with respect to the car seat base in a vertical and horizontal direction, wherein the adjustment of the headrest in a vertical direction is accomplished via a screw-type mechanism.

Child car seat having adjustable headrest bolsters

A juvenile product height adjustment mechanism which allows for easy, secure adjustment by a caregiver is comprised of a rotatable knob received within a sliding channel and rotatably but securely attached to a slider.

Height adjustment mechanism for juvenile product

A juvenile product adjustment mechanism which allows for easy, secure adjustment by a caregiver is comprised of a rotatable key received within a sliding channel operated by a resiliently biased push button.

Adjustment mechanism for juvenile product

A winding machine for winding wire on a stator stack for a dynamo-electric machine including a wire supply, a stripper station for selectively stripping wire at predetermined locations, a wire feed mechanism and winding station including a winding spindle movable in reciprocating and oscillating movement. The feed mechanism is capable of conveying plural wires to the winding spindle including three pairs of wires to respective exit apertures on the winding spindle. The winding station includes twisting assemblies, where a twisting assembly is provided for each pair of wires for twisting the pair of wires together and for gripping and manipulating the wires during a winding operation.

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Huber Heights, OH, United States of America

Andrew R Davis