Johnson Controls Technology Company

Ronald C Perry

Kenneth Kreuze

Ivan Jadric

Thomas Scott Hodgson

Michael S Todd

Scott Victor Slothower

Bryan Todd Jones

Philip Allen Lehman

Mathias R Fox

Justin Drew Warner

Kirk J Olep

Kathleen S Rogers

Rodney J Tindall

Steve M Hoover

Kevin Andrew Still

Stacy G Frye

Julie S Muszynski

David J Laforme

Vincent J Boraas, Jr

Michael Selle

Daniel R Spagnuolo

Christopher J Keizer

Matthew T Boerma

Scott V Slothower

Julie S Musznysnki

A snap-in fastener is provided for securing a vehicle component to a vehicle structure. The fastener comprises a base having a longitudinal axis, a first leg extending downwardly and outwardly from the base and configured to apply a force to the vehicle structure in a first direction, and a second leg extending downwardly from the base and configured to apply a force to the vehicle structure in a second direction that is substantially opposite the first direction. The first leg may have a first portion extending from the base at a first angle relative to the longitudinal axis and a second portion extending from the first portion at a second angle relative to the longitudinal axis that is different than the first angle. The first leg may also have a foot having a contact surface with an inwardly extending profile for engaging an edge of the vehicle structure.

Snap-in fastener

A cooling member for a variable speed drive is disclosed. The cooling member includes including at least two channels, each channel including at least one inlet and at least one outlet, a first passageway configured to provide fluid to the at least two channels through the at least one inlet of each channel, a second passageway configured to receive fluid from the at least one outlet of each channel the at least two channels, and a connector to connect the cooling member to a second cooling member.

Cooling member

A visor assembly includes a visor body, a support rod, and a slide mechanism coupled to the visor body that slidably engages the support rod. The slide mechanism includes a slide member having a plurality of extensions that are biased toward the support rod.

Slidable visor assembly

A garment hook assembly includes a housing which can be injection molded and includes two halves hinged together for surrounding and receiving a retractable garment hook. The housing halves each include an arcuate slot which align with one another when the housing is folded over the garment hook to a closed position for receiving a pair of laterally extending spaced pins extending from the hook into the arcuate slots of the housing for guiding the translation motion of the garment hook along a nonlinear arcuate path as it extends from and retracts into the housing.

Retractable nonlinear garment hook

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Jenison, MI, United States of America

Ronald C Perry