Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC

K2m, Inc.

Robert J Tokash

Donald C Presnell

Carl R Schulz

Thomas Perelli

Daniel Genovese

Peter L Bono

Mark Allen Catron

Josh David Rubin

Ashok Biyani

Olivia Angus

Joshua David Rubin

Geneva Goldwood

Joel Wittkamp

Kornelis Poelstra

Anthony Cucchi

Brett Severance

Michael Selby

Robert Kuru

Adam Zambanini

Nick Padovani

Faheem Sandhu

Kevin M Montgomery

Pierce Nunley

Jesse Andrew Matola

Scott Zieker

Tom Remm

John I Williams

Alexander Horia Artaki

A Reneau Van Landingham, Jr

Kaitlin Elizabeth Anne Mcclymont

Nicholas Padovani

Jeffrey A Chochinov

Ken Carper

K Brandon Strenge

Ryan Den Haese

Eric Rodriguez

Volker Werwick

Clint Hill

Sanjay Khurana

Darren Lebl

Pierce Dalton Nunley

Josh Rubin

A rod reducer assembly is provided and is selectively mountable to a pedicle screw assembly. The pedicle screw assembly includes a pedicle screw housing that defines a rod-receiving recess. The pedicle screw assembly includes an extension assembly that is coupled to the pedicle screw housing by a frangible member. The rod reducer is configured to reduce a spinal rod into the rod-receiving recess of the pedicle screw assembly. The rod reducer assembly may include a derotation sleeve configured to inhibit the frangible member from breaking while manipulating a spinal bone.

Rod reducer assembly

A surgical retractor includes a body portion and first and second retractor arms operatively coupled thereto. The body portion includes a rotatable knob, a first blade holder, and a first blade. The first blade is configured for axial displacement with the first blade holder and angulation relative to the first blade holder about a first axis. The first and second retractor arms include respective second and third blades detachably secured thereto. The first and second retractor arms are transitionable between an approximated configuration and a spaced apart configuration. The second and third blades are configured to angulate about respective second and third axes that are defined by the respective first and second retractor arms.

Lateral access system and method of use

A retractor system includes first and second fixation pins and a retractor assembly including first and second retractor bodies. Each of the first and second retractor bodies includes a main panel and extension panels extending from the main panel. Each of the first and second retractor bodies is transitionable between a first configuration, in which, each of the first and second retractor bodies is substantially flat, and a second configuration, in which, each of the first and second retractor bodies has a substantially U-shaped profile such that the extension panels oppose each other. The extension panels of the first retractor body are configured to selectively overlap the respective extension panels of the second retractor body when the first and second retractor bodies are in the second configuration.

Spinal retractor and method of use therefor

The mop frame comprises a first plate pivotably connected to a handle attachment at a first pivot. A second plate is pivotably connected to the first plate at a second pivot such that it is movable between a first position where the second plate is substantially coplanar with the first plate and a second position where the first plate is substantially parallel to the second plate and is disposed on top of the second plate. A latch secures the first plate to the second plate when the second plate is in the second position.

Flat mop frame

One embodiment of the invention relates to an adjustable cart including a upper platform with a front portion and a back portion, a lower platform with a front portion and a back portion, rolling members for movably supporting the lower platform, a first supporting member connected to the back portion of the lower platform, and a first rotational pivot structure connecting the first supporting member to the back portion of the upper platform to permit pivoting about a first pivot location. The upper platform is configured to rotate about the first rotational pivot structure from a first position substantially parallel to the lower platform to a second position substantially perpendicular to the lower platform during which the first pivot location moves away from the lower platform.

Adjustable cart

Deck for a platform truck

Handle for a platform truck

A cart includes rolling members and a frame connected to the rolling members. The frame provides a ladder-storage space. The frame also is configured to hold a ladder in a substantially vertical position with at least a portion of the ladder in the ladder-storage space. The rolling members form a rolling-member perimeter. The ladder-storage space can be disposed within the rolling-member perimeter in the vertical direction. The frame can include a base having a ladder-support surface for contacting and supporting a ladder. The ladder-support surface can be disposed below tops of at least some of the rolling members.

Ladder cart

Caddy for container

Refuse container

Waste container trolley

A carrier including a platform body for supporting a refuse container having a base, first and second side walls and a generally tapered front wall; and including interlocking members which assist in securing together the carrier and a like carrier, wherein the interlocking members may be separated in response to pressure on a foot pedal secured to the carrier.

Trash container carrier

Waste container lid

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Stephens City, VA, United States of America

Robert J Tokash