A-Dec, Inc.

Leupold & Stevens, Inc.

Joseph David Van Domelen

Patrick W Berry

Jason Alvarez

Jonathan E Myers

Christopher C Stone

Ryan M Williams

Takaaki Nakagawa

Eric Bube

Randall Joel Lonsdale

Mark A Thomas

Harold Halvorson, Jr

Rebekah Slyter

Joel William Stude

A dental light comprises at least one light emitting diode light source configured to produce a light beam and at least one collimating lens system situated to receive the light beam. The collimating lens system is configured to collect and collimate the light beam. The collimating lens system can additionally modify the beam through controlled diffusion or shape the beam using an aperture.

Dental light using LEDs

A shelf for a dental delivery system comprises a shelf member and device mounting locations on the shelf member. The shelf member is shaped to fit within a dental delivery system housing. The shelf member is movable between at least a closed position and an open position. The device mounting locations define locations devices can be coupled. According to another implementation, a dental delivery system comprising a housing defining an interior, at least one connection extending from the housing to a dental handpiece holding area, a removable cover and a shelf member movable between at least open and closed positions is described.

Shelf for dental delivery system

Dental light using LEDS

Base cover

A method for producing a group of binoculars entails the use of injection molding to mold prism set housings with great uniformity. Prior to any production run, the mold is refined by iteratively producing and testing a prism set housing, altering the mold, and then molding another test prism set housing. This method is less time-consuming and less expensive than methods available until now. Moreover, it permits the production of binocular channels that are more thoroughly waterproof than previously available because no aperture in the binocular channel is necessary for the adjustment of individual prism set housings.

Method for producing a set of optical devices

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Hillsboro, OR, United States of America

Joseph David Van Domelen