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Devicor Medical Products, Inc.

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Ethicon Endo-surgery, Inc.

Credo Technology Corporation

Hand Tools International, LLC

Wilton Tool Company, LLC

Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

David S Iverson

John A Hibner

Paul M Lesley

Frederick W Masanek, Jr

David F MacNeil

Allan R Thom

Salvatore Privitera

Michael E Piller

Judd C Kaufman

Simon M Conway

Yung Hsiang Huang

Jon D Buzzard

Michael J Reiter

Ryan Granger

Stephen R Schwallie

David J Schuda

Todd A Zeilinger

Cleary E Mahaffey

Thomas Malewig

Daniel Perez

John W Van Akkeren

Eric DeSouza

Radoslaw Nowak

Jason M Carey

George L Slezak

John Van Akkeren

Allen M Oles

Frederick Allan Buck

Barbara Perozek

Larry Melcher

Stephen Kane

David F Macneil

Matthew J Oblak

Frederick W Masanek

Frederick W Masanek Jr

Jr Masanek Frederick W

Herb Flores Velazquez

A windshield phone mount includes a telescoping arm assembly that brings the mounted cell phone or other personal electronic device within the maximum reach envelope of the driver. A bumper substantially surrounds an arm component in cross section and rests on the dashboard near the rear edge thereof. Living hinges in the bumper allow it to be pried apart and installed on the arm component without tearing. A user may select from a kit of arms for use in assembling the complete mount.

Windshield phone mount with extension arm bumper

Mirror mount for electronic device

Tool tray

Floor mat

Cell phone mounting bracket

A soap holder has a base and a hollow pedestal upwardly extending from the base to a top end, at which is formed an upper limit or locus. The locus receives a bar of soap. At least one air hole is formed to communicate to the pedestal interior and to be disposed below the top end. Since almost all of the exterior surface of the soap bar is exposed to ambient air, the soap bar dries without creating a goopy mess. Curved surfaces of the soap holder aid in its cleaning.

Soap holder

A face shield comprises a frame that includes a headband, a visor support member and a standoff member spacing the headband from the visor support member. The headband has a strap portion that extends from a center thereof to a right end and to a left end, both positioned rearwardly of the center. A reinforcing rib of the headband outwardly extends from the strap portion but extends for only part of the distance toward the right and left ends of the strap portion. This leaves more elastic, distal portions of the strap portion which will flex more than the reinforced portion. A transparent visor downwardly depends from the visor support member and is removably fastened thereto.

Face shield

A mount for a handheld electronic device is adapted to be attached to a flat vertical glossy environmental surface, such as a mirror, with suction cups. A shelf with an upwardly concave center section holds electronic devices of various sizes and will hold an electronic device in a vertical orientation even if the mount is attached to the mirror at a small angle to the vertical. The shelf may hold the electronic device in either portrait or landscape orientation. The shelf permits a cable to be plugged into the bottom of the electronic device by being routed through a central notch in the shelf and an opening in a lip.

Stand for large handheld electronic device

Holder for fluid container

Mounting bracket for a personal electronic device

Cell phone stand

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

David S Iverson