Meritool LLC

Other

Henkel Ag & Company, Kgaa

Brent Michael Findlay

Timm Randal Herman

Mark Kastner

Mason S James

Michael R Wheeley

Joachim Plotzitzka

Timm Randall Herman

Matthias Heim

A control assembly for a material dispenser includes a plunger movably located within a bore of the assembly, the plunger having first and second ends, the first end having an abutment for moveably retaining the plunger within the bore and the second end for engaging a switch during operation of the material dispenser to cease operation. A biasing member located within the bore, the biasing member engaging the first end of the plunger, the biasing member allowing for the manual movement of the plunger without harm to the switch of the material dispenser during use.

Material dispenser control assembly

A trigger assembly can be used to activate a motor controller to cause a motorized device to respond in a certain manner. For example, when the motorized device is a power tool, based on a number of pulls of the trigger, the motor controller can run the power tool in a forward direction or a reverse direction. A power tool running in the forward direction can receive a tap of the trigger. A timer can be started upon detecting the pull of the trigger. Another tap of the trigger can be detected within a time period determined based on the timer. The power tool can be forced to perform a reverse operation when the other tap f the trigger is within the time period.

Trigger assembly and method of operation

Cartridge or foil holder for a one and two component dispenser

An apparatus and method for monitoring and controlling motor current during a dispensing of material from a dispensing tool () is provided, including a method for measuring the motor current of the dispensing tool during operation through a motor controller (U). The method further includes sending a feedback signal from the motor controller (U) relating to the measured motor current to an input of a microcontroller (U) that is adapted to a dispensing tool (). The feedback signal is compared to a prescribed threshold and the motor current is conditioned based on the comparing of the feedback signal to the prescribed threshold.

Powered dispensing tool and method for controlling same

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East Concord, NY, United States of America

Brent Michael Findlay