Tenacious Holdings, Inc.

Mardil, Inc.

Other

Greatbatch Ltd.

St. Jude Medical, Inc.

Acorn Cardiovascular, Inc.

Tenaciuos Holdings, Inc.

Jeffrey A Popowski

Thomas F Votel

Bradley Charles Knippel

Aaron J Hjelle

James Edward Shapland

Michael Andreini

Justin B Kostner

Dan Titcomb

Megan Tansom

Andrew M Olson

Tim Bachman

Gregory M Schrab

Helmut Mauer

Dominique P Aris

Brian G Fischer

Thomas G Schoon

Grant Alexander Scheibe

Chris Cota

Adria Rae Ensrud

Greg Schrab

James P Arneberg

Lightweight trimmable bump cap

The presented invention is an adjustable protective Bump Cap to be worn under a hat. The Bump Cap has adjustable horizontal and vertical dimensions to enable a secure fit and to remain out of sight when worn under a user's hat.

Bump cap

An apparatus for placing a cardiac support device (CSD) on a heart. The apparatus includes a body, a deployment mechanism on the body for supporting the CSD in an open position for placement on the heart, and a release mechanism coupled to the deployment mechanism for releasably mounting the CSD to the deployment mechanism. The release mechanism includes a release element for releasably engaging the CSD, and a release actuator coupled to the release element for actuating the release element to release the CSD.

Cardiac support device delivery tool with release mechanism

Knee pad

A device used to smooth a material's surface with abrasion. More specifically, the device is in the form of a glove or mitten with an abrasive layer that is placed over, and secured on, a user's hand to protect the user's hand and to provide an agile and flexible range of motion while sanding a material's surface.

Surface treatment device

The present disclosure is directed to a novel heavy duty, weather and shock resistant retractable lanyard. In one aspect of the disclosure, the retractable lanyard comprises dual independently retractable lanyard cords that share a common axis. In another aspect of the disclosure, the retractable lanyard employs a multi-piece reader arm pivotally connected to a reader arm bracket to assist the lanyard in operating under heavier loads. In another aspect of the disclosure, the lanyard may employ deeper tracks on the spool's track system to allow the reader arm to stay in contact with the tracks when the lanyard cord is under heavier loads. In another aspect of the disclosure, the lanyard comprises a robust power spring that allows it to retract under heavier loads.

Retractable lanyard

Dual retractable lanyard

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Roseville, MN, United States of America

Jeffrey A Popowski