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S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Ems Engineered Materials Solutions, LLC

Ems Engineered Materials Solution, LLC

Michael N Haynes

Jesse Richard

Pamela E Haynes

Harold Augier

David Dycher

Louis R Lamborghini

Seth Frankel

Michael D Hardy

Richard Watson

Paul Galipeau

A light ring for a flowable medium dispenser includes an annular shape and is coupled to a body of a dispenser.

Dispenser with a visual indication system

A battery cell connector for use with an external device. In an aspect, the battery cell connector comprises a body with at least three layers, configured to simultaneously provide improved weldability and conductivity. In the same aspect, the battery cell connector comprises a terminal connected to the terminal arm of the body of the cell connector and a voltage transmitting component connected to said terminal, wherein the voltage transmitting component is configured to connect to an external device on the opposing end.

Clad battery connector system

Dispenser

A volatile material dispenser includes a housing that defines a longitudinal axis and is configured to receive a refill containing a volatile material and a wick. The volatile material dispenser also includes a cylinder that includes an inner wall that defines an opening and an interior edge, a resistor embedded in the cylinder, and a heater chassis that includes an inner wall that defines a passage between an upper end and a lower end. The upper end of the heater chassis abuts the interior edge of the cylinder. In addition, the inner wall of the cylinder extends away from the longitudinal axis at a first angle and the inner wall of the heater chassis extends away from the longitudinal axis at a second angle.

Dispenser with an improved heater arrangement

A heater arrangement for a volatile material dispenser includes a cylinder defining an opening and a resistor embedded in the cylinder. The dispenser further includes a housing configured to receive a refill containing a volatile material and a wick. The housing includes a first cavity configured to support the heater arrangement. Further, the dispenser is configured such that, when the refill is received within the housing, the opening receives the wick therein so that a radial gap is formed between the heater arrangement and the wick.

A multiple layer metallic laminate having more desirable electrical properties as compared to known embodiments includes multiple layers of metallic sheets clad together. The multiple layer laminate composite includes at least a first metallic layer having good soldering properties, such as commercially available nickel or nickel alloys, a second metallic layer having good resistance welding properties, such as commercial available steels or stainless steels, a third metallic layer having low electrical resistivity properties, such as commercially available copper and copper alloys, a fourth metallic layer have good resistance welding properties, such as commercially available steels or stainless steels, and a fifth metallic layer having good soldering properties, such as commercially available nickel or nickel alloys.

Low nickel, multiple layer laminate system

A metallic laminate composite having a first alloy layer having a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and a second alloy layer having a higher coefficient of thermal expansion. Additional and optional layers may be included in the laminate composite.

Metallic laminate composite

A method is disclosed for managing a parking lot. In one disclosed embodiment, the method includes receiving parking lot data. The embodiment of the disclosed method also includes transforming the parking lot data into parking lot information, the parking lot information including information about a moving parking lot object. Further, the embodiment of the disclosed method includes transmitting a map of the parking lot to a mobile interaction device, and transmitting the parking lot information to the mobile interaction device.

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Vienna, VA, United States of America

Michael N Haynes