Vornado Air, LLC

Vornado Air Circulation Systems, Inc.

Wescon Products Company

Vovnado Air, LLC

S/v Tool Co. Inc.

Fiskars Manufacturing Corporation

Martin and Associates, Inc.

Glen W Ediger

Gary P Israel

Brian M Cartwright

Gregory D Pease

Timothy M Holub

Cooper Phillips

Michael C Coup

Kevin E Keller

Donald J Moore

Neill E Bryan

Byron Loibl

Joshua S Weed

Katherine T Sparks

Matthew W McPhail

Matthew L Rice

Richard E Ten Eyck

Luke Edward Kelly

Dustan L Hahn

Jacob Hillard

Regan Axtell

J Michael Conkling

Michael S Joss

James J Girard

Lloyd T Smith

Jerald W Ashton

Robert F Mosher, Ii

Harold F Bauer

Allen K Roth

Steven C Cozzolino

Pascual J L Wawoe

Robert L Bassford

Allan J Hastings

Russell Demitras

Loren E Berry

Thomas E Hindman

Matthew Lynn Rice

Amy E Vogel

Tanya M Flores

James G Girard

A tower fan is provided that includes a fan body having a double cross fan blower centered in the body of the fan with a motor positioned between the fan blowers in the center of the fan body. The tower fan is capable of being oriented in both the horizontal and vertical directions. The fan body may further include first and second ends and at least two supports. At least a first support is coupled to the first end of the fan body and a second support is removably coupled to the least second end of the fan body. The first and second ends of the fan body each have a groove for each receiving at least one of the at least two support members where each groove extends entirely around the fan body. The at least two supports may both be removably coupled to the fan body or one of the at least two supports may be permanently coupled to the first end of the fan body.

Tower crossflow fan with orientable supports

Fan grill

Fan clamp

The present invention provides an improved humidifier, having a novel tank design. The humidifier includes a misting assembly, a water tank and a base supporting the misting assembly and the water tank. The water tank and misting assembly are mated together immediately adjacent to one another on top of the base to form a column on the base. The water tank is removable from the base and includes a cap with a valve gasket at its bottom. The valve gasket of the water tank is opened upon placing the water tank on the base. The base further includes a recessed portion for receiving the water from the water tank and feeding the water to direct to the misting assembly.

Portable humidifier

An air circulator with a vane control system to direct and adjust airflow patterns. According to an exemplary embodiment, the present invention provides adjustable, vertical vanes that are attached to the outlet of a tower fan. According to a preferred embodiment, the vanes are pivotally mounted in such a way that by turning a knob, the vanes can either be directed into a focused air-flow pattern or adjusted to a divergent air-flow pattern, or at any setting in between.

Air circulator with vane control system

An improved fan design with an impact absorbing structure is provided. The improved fan design includes a lower fan assembly connected to an upper fan assembly using a mounting bracket. The lower fan assembly may include a fan base having multiple supporting legs which are preferably rotatably connected to the lower fan assembly. The upper fan assembly of the present invention may include a fan motor and fan blades enclosed within a protective structure. The protective structure of the present invention may preferably include an outer fan cover, a fan grille, an external cage and a perimeter shock absorbing ring extending around the circumference of the outer fan cover. The perimeter shock absorbing ring may include an inner surface, an inner absorption layer and an outer surface. The inner absorption layer may preferably include one or more flexible ribs.

Fan design with an impact absorbing structure

The present invention is related to an improved fan design. According to an exemplary preferred embodiment, the improved fan design of the present invention preferably includes a fan main body having fan blades, a front grill, a flexible guide cone, an air inlet, and supporting legs movable from a first position to a second position. According to preferred embodiments, the flexible guide cone is preferably also movable from a first position to a second position. In the first position, the flexible guide cone preferably forms a first shape which conforms to the surface of the air inlet. In a second position, the flexible guide cone preferably extends away from the air inlet.

System and apparatus for providing a directed air flow

A fan clamp is provided for supporting a fan on a support surface by clamping to the support surface. The fan clamp includes a clamp assembly having an upper clamp member for engaging a top side of the support surface, a lower clamp member for engaging a bottom side of the support surface and a screw adjustment assembly extending through the lower and upper clamp members for clamping the upper clamp assembly and lower clamp assembly to the support surface. The clamp assembly further includes a shield extending from the lower clamp assembly through the upper clamp assembly that partially surrounds the screw adjustment assembly to block the screw adjustment assembly from being visible when the lower and upper clamp assemblies move away from each other to engage a support surface. The fan clamp may further include an arm extending from the clamp assembly for supporting the fan. The arm may be a swing arm that is rotativity connected to the fan clamp.

Desktop fan clamp

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North Newton, KS, United States of America

Glen W Ediger