Southco, Inc.

Zenith Products Corporation

Benjamin Gerald Lindo

Glenn Eric Anderson

Kaveh Didehvar

Joseph M Vaccaro

Jonathan Edward Manly

Douglas John Griesbach

James J Ford

John Joseph Todd

Richard E Schlack

Richard B Langkamp, Jr

Gregory Gilbert Garneau

Kevin A McCloskey

Stephen Keith Spatig

Todd Michael Schwanger

David Jonathan Kelly

Richard B Langkamp

Kevin A Mccloskey

Electronic latch assembly

Electronic reader module of an electronic latch assembly

Lever compression latch

Latch

Wing knob

Latch assembly

Aspects of the present invention provide a display support arm assembly that includes a proximal housing supporting at least one proximal shaft, a distal housing spaced from the proximal housing and supporting at least one distal shaft, and at least one link extending from the at least one proximal shaft to the at least one distal shaft. The at least one link is coupled for pivotal movement about an axis of the at least one proximal shaft. The display support assembly also includes a gas strut extending between the proximal housing and the distal housing. The gas strut provides substantially constant force throughout a range of the vertical adjustment of the display support arm. The display support assembly further includes at least one torque element associated with either or both of the at least one proximal shaft and the at least one distal shaft.

Display support arm assembly for mounting a display

An electronic access system and method utilizes a modular latch system and method. The modular latch system and method include a reader module and latch module. The reader module includes a user interface with one or more readers or devices for receiving input from a user, and sending the input to a controller. The latch module is configured for mounting to a closure that provides access to the secure area. The latch module can be operated in a stand-alone mode while detached from the reader module. Alternatively, the latch module can be releasably engaged to the reader module and operated in an assembled mode. The modular system and method allow for engagement of the reader module to the latch module, disengagement of the reader module from the latch module, and engagement of an alternate reader module to the latch module for retrofitting the reader module with the alternate reader module.

Electronic access system and method for retrofitting an electronic access system

Aspects of the present invention provide a display support arm assembly that includes a proximal housing supporting at least one proximal shaft, a distal housing spaced from the proximal housing and supporting at least one distal shaft, and at least one link extending from the at least one proximal shaft to the at least one distal shaft. The at least one link is coupled for pivotal movement about an axis of the at least one proximal shaft. The display support assembly also includes a gas strut extending between the proximal housing and the distal housing. The gas strut provides substantially constant force throughout a range of the vertical adjustment of the display support arm. The display support assembly further includes at least one torque element associated with either or both of the at least one proximal shaft and the at least one distal shaft. The at least one torque element providing force throughout the range of the vertical adjustment of the display support arm, wherein the force is adjustable by adding or subtracting the number of the at least one torque element.

Hinge

Lever for a latch

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Philadelphia, PA, United States of America

Benjamin Gerald Lindo