Med-safe Systems, Inc.

Gilbert Packer

Richard A Shillington

Rex O Bare

David R Millar

A secure mounting bracket assembly for detachably mounting articles to a horizontal rail of a rail system, comprises a mounting panel having a front face and a back face, upper and lower relatively moveable hooks on said back of said panel for releasably hooking over an upper edge and under a lower edge of the horizontal rail, and a latch lever extending outward from and accessible from the front face of the panel for moving the lower hook for selectively latching to and releasing from the rail, and an upper edge of the panel extends into a slot on the back of an article for lockably mounting the article on the front face of the panel in a position for covering and preventing access to the latch lever.

Secure mounting bracket for disposable sharps container

A mounting bracket assembly for mounting a second container to a first container bracket comprises a first mounting bracket for mounting to a vertical wall for mounting a first container, the bracket having a vertical panel portion with an upper horizontal edge and lower horizontal edge, a second mounting bracket having a vertical arm with a hook at an upper end arm for latching engagement with the upper horizontal edge, and a latching arm extending outward from a lower end of the vertical arm for latching engagement with and supporting a second housing.

Mounting bracket for mounting a second container to a first container

A mounting clamp for mounting a medical device on a vertical IV mounting pole comprises a base member for attachment to an article to be supported, a pair of arms having an inner end and an outer end and attached to the base at the inner end, a plurality of gripping fingers extending inward from the arms for gripping a support pole, and a latching finger at the outer end of each of the arms.

Pole mounting clamp

A sharps collector comprising a container for holding, storing, and disposing syringes. The sharps collector includes a disposable receptacle and a decorative cover. The receptacle preferably has two elongated apertures and chutes associated with each aperture. The chutes are designed to guide syringes into the receptacle once the syringes pass through an aperture. The chutes also obstruct syringes which are already contained in the receptacle from protruding or re-emerging out of the receptacle. The decorative cover is reusable and fits over and attaches to the receptacle. When the cover is attached to the receptacle, it conceals the apertures and chutes of the receptacle. The cover includes an elongated aperture through which a shuttle is accessed. The shuttle directs syringes to the concealed apertures and chutes of the receptacle. The syringes to be disposed are placed in the shuttle and the shuttle is manually shifted such that a syringe is pushed towards an aperture and chute. The syringe then falls through the aperture, is guided by the chute, and ultimately falls into the receptacle and is contained within the receptacle. The cover can be detached from a receptacle when that receptacle is ready to be discarded.

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

Gilbert Packer