Visteon Global Technolgoies, Inc.

Ford Motor Company Limited

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Visteon Global Tech., Inc

Visteon Corporation

Jay DeAvis Baker

Andrew Zachary Glovatsky

Myron Lemecha

Lakhi Nandlal Goenka

Lawrence LeRoy Kneisel

Mohan R Paruchuri

Robert Edward Belke

Achyuta Achari

Vivek Amir Jairazbhoy

Richard Keith McMillan

Brenda Joyce Nation

Delin Li

Prathap Amerwai Reddy

Charles Frederick Schweitzer

John Trublowski

Cuong Van Pham

Mark David Miller

Daniel Phillip Dailey

Michael George Todd

Peter Joseph Sinkunas

Zhong-You Joe Shi

Joseph M Giachino

Marc Alan Straub

Bernard A Meyer

Bharat Z Patel

Jessup Baker

Kenneth A Salisbury

Thomas Bernd Krautheim

Robert Edward Belke, Jr

Prathap Amervai Reddy

Daniel Roger Vander Sluis

Zhong-You (Joe) Shi

Daxesh K Patel

William David Hopfe

Guilian Gao

Paul E Stevenson

Paul Zoratti

Harvinder Singh

Jun Ming Hu

Ram S Raghava

Edward Paul McLeskey

Vladimir Stoica

Stephen Fuks

Peter Langer

Hsin-Hong Huang

Wells L Green

Karen Lee Chiles

Karen M Adams

David James Steinert

Michael Allen Howey

Pawel Kalinowski

Frank Burke DiPiazza

Richard K McMillan, Ii

Jin Zhou

Michael Bednarz

C Allen Marlow

Larry L Kneisel

Hossein Nivi

Lakhi N Goenke

Raymond Eric Foster

Matti Mikkor

Jimmy Attard

Jason Bullock, Legal Representative

Shona Bullock, Legal Representative

Walter Kuzma Stepanenko

Cindy Maria Rutyna

William Zhang

Thomas B Merala

Rosa Lynda Nuño

A thermoformed packaging container includes a base section having a bottom surface, first and second inner and outer base side walls, and first and second inner and outer base end walls forming a chamber, with at least one outer base one side wall having a plurality of base indentations and protrusions formed therein. A cover section having a top surface, first and second cover side walls, and first and second cover end walls, the cover section adapted to cover the base section when in a closed state, with at least one of the cover side walls having a plurality of cover indentations and protrusions formed therein for engaging with the plurality of base indentations and protrusions. The container also includes a closure mechanism for securing the container in a closed position, wherein the closure mechanism is formed within at least one end wall of the base section and a corresponding end wall of the cover section.

Packaging container having a secure closure and retention elements

A process for manufacturing a container with a closure-release mechanism relates to thermoforming a plastic sheet to form a container with a clam shell locking system in order to facilitate a secure closure and easy opening packaging container. The clam shell locking arrangement comprises a post which is secured in an aperture when the container is in closed state. The post is a projection or protrusion in a vertical or nearly vertical sidewall of the cover of the thermoformed package and fits securely into the aperture, which is a cut-out made in the outer, and optionally also the inner, wall segments of the vertical or nearly vertical surfaces of the base section of the thermoplastic containers.

Method of producing a packaging container with a closure and release mechanism and retention elements

An apparatus and method for manufacturing a container with a closure-release mechanism. The process in particular relates to thermoforming a plastic sheet to form a container with a clam shell locking system in order to facilitate a secure closure and easy opening packaging container. The clam shell locking arrangement comprises a post which is secured in an aperture when the container is in closed state. The post is a projection or protrusion in a vertical or nearly vertical sidewall of the cover of the thermoformed package and fits securely into the aperture, which is a cut-out made in the outer, and optionally also the inner, wall segments of the vertical or nearly vertical surfaces of the base section of the thermoplastic containers.

Method of producing a packaging container with a closure and release mechanism

A child resistant packaging container having a closure and release mechanism is provided having a base section and a cover section, with the cover section adapted to cover the base section when in a closed state. The closure and release mechanism includes an inner aperture formed within an inner wall segment of the base section and an outer aperture formed within an outer wall segment of the base section, which is aligned with the inner aperture. A projection extending inwardly from a side wall portion of the cover section is also provided for engaging the outer aperture and the inner aperture of the base section. Thus, the closure and release mechanism retains the cover section over the base section and secures the packaging container in a closed position. The projection is released from the outer aperture by depressing a deformable flange and applying inward pressure to the outer wall, thereby opening the packaging container.

Child resistant packaging container with closure and release mechanism

A packaging container includes a base section having a U-shaped perimeter wall and a cover section having a cover outer wall, the cover section adapted to cover the base section when in a closed state. The packaging container includes a closure mechanism including an aperture formed within an outer wall segment of the base section and a projection extending inward from the cover outer wall for engaging the outer aperture of the base section. The closure mechanism retains the cover section over the base section and securing the packaging container in a closed position, wherein an obstructive member obstructs movement of the inner wall segment of the base and prevents the projection from being released from the outer aperture. A release tool is provided for being inserted between the cover outer wall and the base outer wall, wherein the release tool is adapted to move the cover outer wall outwardly to release the projection from the outer aperture, thereby opening the packaging container.

Packaging container with secure closure and release mechanism

A thermoformed packaging container includes a base section having a bottom surface and spaced apart inner and outer wall segments with a base rim therebetween. The outer wall segment has a deformable flange extending laterally and outwardly therefrom. A cover section includes a top surface, a cover rim, and a side wall portion, wherein cover section adapted to cover said base section when in a closed state. The packaging container includes a closure and release mechanism including an aperture formed within said outer wall segment of the base section, a projection extending inwardly from the side wall portion of the cover section operable to engage the aperture. The closure and release mechanism retains the cover section over the base section and securing the packaging container in a closed position. The projection is released from the aperture by depressing the deformable flange, thereby opening the thermoformed packaging container.

Thermoformed packaging container with closure and release mechanism

A packaging container having a closure and release mechanism is provided having a base section and a cover section, with the cover section adapted to cover the base section when in a closed state. The closure and release mechanism includes at least one first aperture formed within an inner wall segment of the base section and at least one second aperture formed within an outer wall segment of the base section, which is aligned with the at least one first aperture. At least one projection extending inwardly from a side wall portion of the cover section is also provided for engaging the at least one first aperture and the at least one second aperture of the base section. Thus, the closure and release mechanism retains the cover section over the base section and secures the packaging container in a closed position. The at least one projection is released from the at least one first aperture and the at least one second aperture by depressing a deformable flange, thereby opening the packaging container.

Packaging container having a closure and release mechanism

A packaging container having a secure closure includes a base section and a cover section, with the cover section adapted to cover said base section when in a closed state. The closure mechanism includes a first aperture formed within an inner wall segment of the base section and a second aperture formed within an outer wall segment of the base section. A projection extends inwardly from a side wall portion of the cover section for engaging the first and second apertures of the base section, wherein the closure mechanism retains the cover section over the base section and securing the packaging container in a closed position.

Packaging container having a secure closure mechanism

A packaging case for a windshield wiper blade includes an elongated wiper blade receiving section including a perimeter wall defining a blade-retaining channel. The perimeter wall includes inner and outer wall segments. At least one aperture is formed within the outer wall segment of the perimeter wall. An elongated cover section is pivotally coupled to wiper blade receiving section and configured to pivot between an open state and a closed state. The elongated cover section includes first and second lateral walls and first and second end walls defining a cover compartment that fits over the elongated wiper blade receiving section. At least one projection is formed on an inner surface of the first lateral wall for engaging the at least one aperture formed within the outer wall segment of the contoured wall, thereby retaining the cover section over the wiper blade receiving section.

Packaging case for a windshield wiper blade

A system and method for reflowing solder to interconnect a plurality of electronic components () to a substrate () is disclosed. The system includes an oven for preheating the substrate () and the plurality of electronic components () disposed thereon, a supplemental heat source disposed in the oven for providing additional heat energy to reflow the solder (), a pallet () for supporting the substrate (), wherein the pallet () has at least one internal cavity (), and a phase-transition material () disposed within the cavity () for absorbing heat from the pallet ().

System and method for mounting electronic components onto flexible substrates

A method for forming connections within a multi-layer electronic circuit boardwhich allows for the selective, efficient, and reliable interconnection between at least one conductive layer and a ground plane or layer.

Method for forming multilayer circuit board

An integrated vehicle structure includes an electronic site in a plastic support structure. The electronic site has a flexible substrate with electronic components mounted thereon. The plastic support structure defines a plastic mounting surface which includes a plurality of elongated ribs projecting from the plastic support structure. Each of the ribs have a side edge forming a portion of the plastic mounting surface. The flexible substrate is mounted to the plastic mounting surface, and a plurality of air flow passageways are defined by adjacent ribs in the flexible substrate. A method support structure may also be provided which defines a metal mounting surface. One or more electronic sides may be attached to the metal and plastic mounting surfaces.

Electronically integrated vehicle structure

An electronic system generally includes a flatwire electronic site and a flatwire bus electronically connecting the flatwire electronic site to an electronic device in the engine compartment. The flatwire electronic site has a flexible substrate with electronic components attached to the substrate for operation of the electronic device. The flatwire electronic site is mounted to the passenger site of the bulkhead for thermal cooling as well as protection from the harsh environment of the engine compartment. The bulkhead has an aperture sized to allow the flatwire bus to pass through the bulkhead into the engine compartment. By utilizing a flatwire bus, this aperture is small in size and the integrity of the bulkhead is improved.

Underhood electronic interior integration

An integrated light and accessory assembly for a vehicle is disclosed. The assembly includes at least one lamp for illumination of a vehicle, and also includes reflective, conductive and insulative portions inside a housing, and a module for controlling or accessorizing the assembly. Also disclosed is a method of manufacturing the assembly. The method includes providing materials for molding or shaping the components of the assembly, selectively etching conductive materials, molding the materials into a desired configuration, connecting a lamp and an accessory module to the conductive portions, and enclosing the components in a housing. A portion of the module may be removed for emergency lighting.

Integrated light and accessory assembly

The present invention provides a system for the contactless testing and configuring of electronic assemblies during the manufacturing process. The system includes an onboard optical transceiver, a system controller, and a controller optical transceiver. The onboard optical transceiver is located on the electronic assembly. The onboard optical transceiver is connected to an integrated circuit which is capable of performing functional tests or storing programs on the assembly. The controller optical transceiver is connected to the system controller and located adjacent to the electronic assembly. The onboard transceiver and the controller optical transceiver are used to establish a contactless communication link between the system controller and the electronic assembly. The contactless nature of the communication link allows the assembly to be transported past the controller optical transceiver by a simple conveyor while the system controller is communicating with the electronic assembly.

Non-contact optical system for production testing of electronic assemblies

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Dearborn, MI, United States of America

Jay DeAvis Baker