Oms Investments, Inc.

Other

The Goodyear & Tire Rubber Company

Rubbermaid, Inc.

Winegard Company

Lancaster Colony Corp.

Sean David Montag

Jay F Perkins

Bradley Alan Schultz

Joseph L Craig

Whitney Maiden

Angie Gray

Ryan R Berger

Paul M Havlovitz

Michael Alois Kolowski

Stephanie Carol Brown

Michael T Kopczewski

Anthony J Scarpitti

Keith Carl Trares

Joseph M Lehman

Frederick William Miller

Randy M Goodwin

Andy Ngoc Hoang

Josh Conway

Adam Chaudry

Jeffrey T DeBord

Paul E Hsu

Ryan Robert Berger

Robert Grant McRorie

Peter A Koloski

Douglas G Covell

Paul Eugene Hsu

Gregory R Drobeck

Michael Thomas Kopczewski

Hydroponic system

A pivoting strainer attachable to a cooking apparatus. The pivoting strainer provides a unique, safe way to drain grease while cooking and is operated by the use of a single hand. The pivoting strainer moveable between a closed position and a raised, draining position.

Grease strainer for cooking apparatus

A hydroponic growing apparatus may include a housing, a water reservoir, and a lighting system. The housing may include a bottom surface and an open top surface. The apparatus may also include a pump, the pump comprising an inlet and an outlet, and a sprayer coupled to the outlet of the pump. Also, the apparatus may include a support structure configured to fit into an open top surface of the housing. The support structure may define a plurality of openings. The apparatus may include at least one cover plate configured to fit over the support structure in the open top surface of the housing.

Hydroponic growing unit

An applicator comprises a housing having a liquid input, a pump, a motor, and a power source; a trigger for providing selective control over the pump; a wand hingedly connected to the housing; and a nozzle coupled to the wand for discharging liquid from the applicator. The nozzle and the liquid input are in fluid communication via the pump and various conduits of the applicator.

Applicator with collapsible wand

A cooking pan having a pivoting strainer which provides a unique, safe way to drain grease contained within a pan while cooking. The cooking pan generally comprises a substantially flat and circular base having a cooking surface, a peripheral wall upstanding from the circular base, a pan handle extending outwardly from the peripheral wall and a pivoting strainer moveable between a closed position and a raised, draining position.

Cooking apparatus with grease strainer

A spray device for dispensing chemicals is disclosed. The spray device comprises a cartridge defining an interior compartment for containing a liquid product, an applicator having a support body, an extendable wand attached to the support body, a handle at a rear end of the support body, and a pump.

Sprayer

A mobile technology cabinet includes a compartment having a work platform mounted for rotational motion between a substantially vertical storage position and a deployed position. A monitor support is operatively connected to the work platform such that movement of the work platform between the storage position and the deployed position causes the monitor support to rise from a storage position to a deployed position. The work platform may be rotated relative to the cabinet to simultaneously deploy the work surface and to raise the monitor. A base supports the cabinet for movement on wheels. A frame extends from the base and supports a cabinet such that the cabinet is movable between a raised position and a lowered position.

Mobile technology cabinet

Portable entertainment module

A console device for vehicles which includes a multiple use storage area having a bottom wall and an upwardly extending peripheral wall with an upwardly extending peripheral wall about at least a portion of that bottom wall defining a receiving recess with front and rear surfaces. A divider member extends upwardly from the bottom wall within the recess and between the front and rear surfaces, and features an arcuate cross-sectional conformation. A space is provided on the bottom wall between the divider member and at least one of the front and rear surfaces. At least one opening is also provided for receiving the lower portions of a cup or similar drinking vessel, with that opening including a bottom wall, front and rear walls, and at least one sidewall member generally defining a cup receiving area. An adjustable cupholder arm extends between the front and rear walls and includes an inner edge for defining an adjustable portion of the cup receiving area. The holder arm is adjustably attached to one of the front or rear walls, and a plurality of corresponding interlocking elements are provided on the holder arm and the wall to which the holder arm is attached for selective adjustment and locking of the holder arm relative to the sidewall member. A generally open receiving area is also provided, and a removable storage member is selectively and at least partially received in the receiving area in one of a plurality of stable and distinct use positions relative to the receiving area.

Multi-purpose automotive console device

Tire tread

Growing community of inventors

Westerville, OH, United States of America

Sean David Montag