Rokey Corporation

Other

R.j. Tool Design, Inc.

Stephen R Rokita

John J Davis

Apparatus and method for opening circuit breakers in a circuit are disclosed. The apparatus includes input terminals adapted to be connected to the circuit, a switch and a load. When the apparatus is connected to the circuit and the switch is closed, a current is created in the circuit which overloads the circuit breaker. The apparatus also includes a fuse to protect the device and a LED to indicate when the device is in use. The apparatus can also include multiple loads to be able to create the overload in different circuits.

Circuit breaker tester

Apparatus and method for attaching gutters to structures such as houses are disclosed. The apparatus includes a bracket having a push nut which is either an integral part of the bracket or an external component that is attached to the bracket. A spike is driven through the part of the gutter that normally holds the spike, through the push nut section of the bracket and into the house. The bracket is attached to the house via fastening devices such as screws. The apparatus provides a convenient means of repairing loosened gutters and for a superior way to install new gutters.

Apparatus and method for attaching gutters to structures

A staple gun having a rotating lower housing is disclosed. The staple gun has top and lower housings that include a cylindrical section. A cylindrical driver mechanism is housed in the cylindrical sections of the top and lower housings. The lower housing preferably includes a staple magazine. When using the staple gun, the lower housing, the staples in the staple magazine and the driver mechanism rotate together allowing the operation of the staple gun at a plurality of angles.

Staple gun having a rotating lower housing

Combined nail puller and dimpler

Can handle

Combined can opener and rim piercer

Hose bib faucet

A hand tool for removing improperly installed fasteners, i.e., fasteners which are loosely or freely mounted in the surrounding medium. The hand tool has a pair of jaws and a lever which securely holds the improperly installed or mounted fastener for purposes of removal.

Fastener holding tool

A combination hand tool for removing sheetrock screws or nails from sheetrock or similar structures and for forming a smooth spackle receiving cavity in place of the removed screw or nail. The tool includes a remover or puller portion for applying a force parallel to the longitudinal axis of the screw or nail during removal thereof and has a dimpler for smoothing the impression made by the screw or nail.

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Sussex, NJ, United States of America

Stephen R Rokita