Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

David M Schwalbach

Paul Rossetto

Cameron R Schulz

Jacob N Zimmerman

John Gordon Marx

Kyle J Radovich

Jeffrey Scott Holly

Andrew J Weber

Mitchell Carlson

Wyatt R Silha

Joel D Snyder

James Wekwert

Amanda M Kachar

Kyle C Fassbender

Dean W Nowalis

Logan M Hietpas

Christina Prestidge-Kadrlik

Brian Alves

Mark E Brouwer

Kathleen M Keegan

Matt Thurin

Zachery Meyer

Paul Rosetto

Francis X Summins

Terminal block portion of a battery pack

An adapter assembly including a power box that has a housing containing internal components, a longitudinal axis and a storage portion. The adapter assembly also includes a first cord coupled to and extending from the housing, an adapter including an engagement portion that is removably coupled to the storage portion of the housing and that selectively engages a power source-receiving portion of a tool, and a second cord having a first end coupled to the adapter and a second end coupled to the housing.

Power adapter

Battery pack

A material transport cart includes a cart body, a material support body coupled to the cart body, a wheel coupled to the cart body, a motor operable to drive the wheel, and a powered lift assembly. The powered lift assembly is coupled to the cart body and to the material support body. The powered lift assembly is operable to lift the material support body relative to the cart body. A removable battery is electrically coupled to and operable to supply power to both the motor and the powered lift assembly.

Material transport cart

An interface for a battery pack and an electrical combination. The interface may include a battery-receiving portion configured to receive a battery pack and including a cavity. The cavity is defined by a pair of sidewalls with rails defining a groove between the rails and a lower surface of the cavity. The rails are stepped or angled along a battery insertion axis and are configured to guide the sliding engagement of a battery pack within the battery-receiving portion.

Battery pack interface

A battery pack including a housing having a first portion and a second portion coupled to the first portion. The first portion has a first wall and an interface extends from the first wall. The interface includes a plurality of terminal apertures that provide access to electrical terminals within the housing. The second portion has a second wall, and the second wall is positioned opposite the first wall. A first plurality of vents extends through the first wall and a second plurality of vents extends through the second wall. A cumulative surface area of the first plurality of vents is different than a cumulative surface area of the second plurality of vents.

Powered fastener driver

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David M Schwalbach