Koss Corporation

Bemis Manufacturing Company

Buell Motorcycle Company

Stephen Fiacchino

Michael J Koss

Nick S Blair

Michael J Pelland

Erik F Buell

Peter F Bemis

Steven J Kolste

Daniel N Cykana

Michael D Samarzja

Brain R Sucharski

Michael P O'Grady

An assembly for holding a personal speaker relative to a user's ear. A headband assembly can include a band, a sleeve attached to an end of the band, and an arm moveably secured to the sleeve. The sleeve can include a pair of laterally opposed detent channels, and the arm can include a pair of spring-loaded bearings. Each spring-loaded bearing can engage one of the laterally opposed detent channels. The headband assembly can be adjusted by moving the arm relative to the sleeve. An arm of the headband assembly can be pivotally secured to a yoke by a magnetic pivot arrangement. The magnetic pivot arrangement can include a groove, a protrusion, and magnetic elements. A yoke can be pivotally secured to a housing by housing pivot arrangement. The housing pivot arrangement can include a pin extending from the yoke and a collar retained in the housing.

Headband for personal speakers

A protective device for a motorcycle. The protective device protects portions of the motorcycle, such as the frame and body panels, from damage due to a tip-over incident or a sliding incident. The protective device of some embodiments includes a shell and a cushion designed to disperse and absorb impact energy. The shell is coupled to the motorcycle with an adhesive. The adhesive has a high shear strength to prevent removal of the shell during a sliding incident.

Protective device for a motorcycle

A co-injection nozzle pin () having downstream and upstream ends. The nozzle pin has therein a central bore () including an upstream end () adapted to communicate with a first material and a downstream end () exiting at the downstream end of the pin. The nozzle pin also has an outer surface () including a first portion () having a diameter D, a second portion () having a diameter D, wherein Dis less than Dand the first portion is rearward of the second portion. The pin further includes a channel () spiralling around the outer surface and being adapted to communicate with a second material. The channel () includes a first segment () defined in the first portion () of the outer surface and increasing in depth as it travels in a downstream direction and a second segment () defined in the second portion () of the outer surface and decreasing in depth as it travels in a downstream direction.

Co-injection apparatus for injection molding

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Port Washington, WI, United States of America

Stephen Fiacchino