Johnson Controls Technology Company

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Johnson Controls Technology LLC

L Robert Hamelink

Eric D Rennie

Eric Sean Deuel

Thomas Scott Hodgson

Andrew K Ruiter

Arne Dassen

Charles Beasley

David L Hiemstra

Jason R Mulder

Kenneth M Clark

Brent Donald Rockafellow

David B Fry

Kenneth Kreuze

Bradley A Beers

Mathias R Fox

Kermit M Anderson

Kirk J Olep

Dale Gort

Steven M Spoerre

Jonathan B Lubbers

Jennifer A Werth

Robert J Stenman

J Peter Cansfield

Curt R Johnson

Darin R Billot

An insulating seal member adapted for use in association with a pair of beverage cups including an annular body, wherein the annular body includes: an upper region having an inner surface, an outer surface, and a top surface; a lower region having an inner surface, an outer surface, and a bottom surface; and an intermediate region positioned between the upper and lower regions; wherein the top surface of the upper region is adapted to sealingly engage a bottom surface of an annular rim of a first beverage cup; and wherein at least one of a lower surface of the intermediate region and the bottom surface of the lower region is adapted to sealingly engage a top surface of an annular rim of a second beverage cup positioned below the first beverage cup.

Beverage cup insulating seal member and associated insulated beverage cup assembly

A roof assembly for a vehicle is disclosed and includes a display device supported at the roof assembly. The display device is selectively movable between a use position and a stowed position. The roof assembly also includes a user interface associated with the display device, a light source supported at the roof assembly that is configured to illuminate the user interface and a switch for activating the light source when the display device is selectively moved from the stowed position. Another roof assembly for a vehicle is disclosed that includes a vehicle component that is at least partially supported at a transparent roof panel. A method of manufacturing a perimeter trim member for a vehicle is disclosed and includes designing the perimeter trim member as a plurality of sections and molding the plurality of sections as a single sheet of material.

Roof system for a vehicle

A visor () has a visor core () with a channel () for receiving a polymeric slide () fixedly coupled to a visor pivot rod () via a detent spring () to allow the visor to be adjustably moved along and rotated around the pivot rod.

Sliding visor

A modular system for a vehicle is provided which includes one or more elongated members adapted to be coupled to an interior portion of a vehicle, where one or more removable articles are configured for attachment to one or more of the members and a utility system provides utilities to the articles. One or more holders are positioned to align with the members and are coupled to the articles for attaching the articles to one or more of the members.

Modular system for a vehicle

A visor mounting assembly includes a visor elbow and a visor mounting bracket with a cam cooperating between the two members to detent the visor when moved from a front windshield position to a side window position at a location which allows clearance of the side curtain air bag, thereby positioning the visor when in the side window position at a location which does not interfere with or inhibit the deployment of a side curtain air bag. In one embodiment, a stop extends between the elbow and bracket to limit the movement of the visor.

Visor mounting assembly

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Hamilton, MI, United States of America

L Robert Hamelink