This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Med-Eng Systems Inc.. Active years: 2001.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001
Title: Innovations in Hand Protection by Raymond C James
Introduction
Raymond C James is an accomplished inventor based in Ottawa, Canada. He has made significant contributions to the field of safety equipment, particularly in the area of hand protection for individuals involved in de-mining operations. His innovative designs aim to enhance safety while maintaining functionality.
Latest Patents
Raymond C James holds a patent for a hand protection system specifically designed for de-mining operations. This system provides a degree of protection to the hands of operatives while allowing them to perform necessary tasks such as manipulating a probe rod and clearing soil. The hand protector features a trough-shaped shield that tapers to a rounded forward end, fitting over the back of the user's hand. The shield is open on its underside, enabling finger manipulation. In another design, the hand protector is conical, with a hole through which a probe can be extended and manipulated by the user's hand. The protector is constructed from laminated layers of aramid fibers and other tough, blast-resistant materials like polycarbonate.
Career Highlights
Raymond C James is associated with Med-Eng Systems Inc., a company known for its focus on safety solutions. His work has been instrumental in developing protective gear that addresses the unique challenges faced by de-mining operatives.
Collaborations
Throughout his career, Raymond has collaborated with notable colleagues, including David P Rozon and Pierre Voisine. These partnerships have contributed to the advancement of safety technologies in the field.
Conclusion
Raymond C James's innovative hand protection system exemplifies the importance of safety in high-risk environments. His contributions continue to make a significant impact on the safety of individuals involved in de-mining operations.
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