Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

Joseph R McIntyre

Jonathan M Mantes

Dan Jun Guo

Sullivan Dee

Yong Dong Huang

Huang Yan Jian

Xu Wen Chao

Xiao Ying Tao

Jian Jun Wang

Jesse Brian Thompson

Zachary J Self

Gary Lee McMurray

Jonathan S Pinske

Thompson K C Cheung

George Siu Kwong Yu

Timothy Tin Pak Lee

Anna E Newton

M Jonathan Mantes

Wen Chao Xu

Yan Jian Huang

Storage unit radio

Control button for heated garment

A heated article of clothing including a garment body, a heater coupled to the garment body, a heater supply cable configured to provide electrical power to the heater, and a battery pack configured to power to the heater by way of the heater supply cable. The garment body includes a first compartment configured to hold the battery pack, a second compartment configured to alternatively hold the battery pack, and a pass-through connecting the first compartment to the second compartment internally within the garment body such that the battery pack is movable between the first and second compartments while remaining coupled with the heater supply cable.

Electrically heated garment with pass-through battery pocket

An inflator includes an inflator housing, a pressure sensor operable to generate a pressure signal related to an outlet pressure of the inflator, a motor within the inflator housing, a battery pack removably coupleable to the inflator housing, and a controller electrically coupled to the motor and the battery pack. The controller is configured to receive the pressure signal from the pressure sensor, determine a rate of pressurization change based on the pressure signal, determine a static pressure value based on the rate of pressurization change, and determine a motor time delay based on a target pressure value, the static pressure value, and the rate of pressurization change. The controller is also configured to generate a control signal when the motor time delay substantially equals zero. The control signal is operable to cause power to the motor to be turned off to stop a pressurization condition of the inflator.

Inflator with dynamic pressure compensation

A heated hand garment includes a body having a wrist section, and a plurality of digit sections extending therefrom. The heated hand garment further includes a heating element positioned on the body and operable to heat at least a portion of a hand of a user. The heating element includes a connecting portion configured to be positioned on the wrist section, a first digit portion extending from one end of the connecting portion, and a second digit portion extending from an opposite end of the connecting portion. The first digit portion is positioned on a first digit section of the plurality of digit sections, and the second digit portion is positioned on a second digit section of the plurality of digit sections.

Heated hand garment

Power source

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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

Joseph R McIntyre