DANIEL STEPHEN MOMINEE
Pilots at Vallejo St, Chandler, AZ

2007012, May 31, 2007

Nov 14, 2006

11/598862

Eric Wilson - Solon OH, US
Daniel Mominee - Chandler AZ, US
Michael Oh - Twinsburg OH, US
Raymond Laughlin - Middlefield OH, US

F16M 11/00

248125700

A structural clamp has a cast body with an open back portion or slot for receiving, in a hollow in the body, a threaded rod or bar to which the clamp is to be coupled. The body has one or more protrusions on at least one of the top and bottom surfaces of the body, to engage a first threaded fastener, which is threaded on the threaded rod. The protrusions operate to keep the first threaded fastener in place while a second threaded fastener is tightened against the opposite side of the body. In an alternative configuration, the structural clamp with the open slot or back end may have a threaded fastener secured in a recess or hollow in the clamp body by a clip that is snapped onto the clamp body. The clip may also aid in securing the threaded rod within a hollow in the clamp body.

2007013, Jun 14, 2007

Dec 8, 2006

11/636134

Daniel Mominee - Chandler AZ, US
Raymond Olle - Brecksville OH, US
Michael Oh - Twinsburg OH, US
Raymond Laughlin - Middlefield OH, US
Eric Wilson - Solon OH, US

E21F 17/02

248062000

A clamp includes first and second parts, each of the parts having a circular central section and a pair of straight extensions extending away from the circular central section in opposite directions. In the first part the holes are closed holes, while in the second part the holes are open holes, connected by slots to an upper edge of the part. Bolts may be pre-located through the closed holes, with nuts threaded onto the bolts, but not tightened. The pre-placed bolts may be received through the slots and into the open holes of the second part. The nuts may then be tightened against the second part to clamp the circular central sections on opposite sides of a circular object, such as a vertical pipe run, between the parts. According to a variant, the bolts are permanently secured to the first part so as to prevent rotation of the bolts.

2008027, Nov 13, 2008

May 7, 2008

12/116426

Raymond M. Olle - Brecksville OH, US
Eric J. Wilson - Solon OH, US
Daniel S. Mominee - Chandler AZ, US
Raymond S. Laughlin - Middlefield OH, US
Charles T. Scholl - Shaker Heights OH, US
Eric C. Osborn - Medina OH, US

F16L 3/24, F16B 2/18

248 72, 4033743

A structural clamp or connector has a retaining mechanism for engaging at least one threaded rod or threaded rod end by pressing the threads of the threads of the rod or rod end into a threadform of a clamp body or connector body. The clamp may include one or more retaining clips for pushing the threaded rod into engagement with threads on one side of one or more threaded holes through a clamp body of the clamp.

2013017, Jul 11, 2013

Jan 10, 2012

13/347033

Daniel S Mominee - Chandler AZ, US
Peter B. Korte - Bay Village OH, US
Raymond S. Laughlin - Middlefield OH, US
Eric J. Wilson - Solon OH, US
Raymond M. Olle - Broadview Heights OH, US

H02G 3/08, B21D 51/26

220 32, 413 1

A backless electrical box is formed out of a single piece of material, with a front and sides of the box being parts of the same single piece of material. The front of the box has an integrally-formed mud ring that extends forward from a front base of the front. The sides are made out of material bent back from two opposite edges of the front base, bent around to form the four sides. Some or all of the sides may have seams in them, which may be secured by portions of material overlapping along some or all of the height of the sides, riveted or otherwise attached together. Mounting flanges may extend from the other two opposite edges of the front base. Tabs bent downward from the mounting flanges may be used to cover holes in the sides that extend rearward from these two other opposite edges.

8276854, Oct 2, 2012

Jul 13, 2009

12/501631

Daniel S. Mominee - Chandler AZ, US
Raymond M. Olle - Brecksville OH, US
Michael H.-S. Oh - Twinsburg OH, US
Raymond S. Laughlin - Middlefield OH, US
Eric J. Wilson - Solon OH, US

ERICO International Corporation - Solon OH

F16L 3/00, E04C 2/52

248 62, 248 741, 248 744, 52219, 522201

A clamp includes first and second parts, each of the parts having a circular central section and a pair of straight extensions extending away from the circular central section in opposite directions. In the first part the holes are closed holes, while in the second part the holes are open holes, connected by slots to an upper edge of the part. Bolts may be pre-located through the closed holes, with nuts threaded onto the bolts, but not tightened. The pre-placed bolts may be received through the slots and into the open holes of the second part. The nuts may then be tightened against the second part to clamp the circular central sections on opposite sides of a circular object, such as a vertical pipe run, between the parts. According to a variant, the bolts are permanently secured to the first part so as to prevent rotation of the bolts.

2006021, Sep 28, 2006

Mar 22, 2005

11/087026

Daniel Mominee - Chandler AZ, US
Raymond Olle - Brecksville OH, US
Raymond Laughlin - Middlefield OH, US

F16M 11/16

248226110

A fabricated heavy duty structure clamp hanger uses a spacer block with a primary opening threaded hole accommodating a clamp screw. The block is secured between side plates each having a notch which extends beneath the hole so that a structure flange and the like may be inserted in the notch and clamped thereto by the screw. The clamp accommodates one or more threaded rods through other primary openings or holes, which may be in one or more spacer blocks. The blocks may be fabricated from laminations and the side plates may include at least two plates on each side. The structure is utilized with swaged or peened pins or projections extending through the side plates to provide a heavy duty hanger clamp having all of the advantages of castings but none of the problems and cost.

2013031, Nov 28, 2013

May 22, 2013

13/900005

Raymond Michael Olle - Broadview Heights OH, US
Raymond Scott Laughlin - Middlefield OH, US
Eric J. Wilson - Solon OH, US
Edward J. Lynch - Akron OH, US
Daniel S. Mominee - Chandler AZ, US

ERICO International Corporation - Solon OH

H02G 3/08

174 56

An electrical box includes a box portion that surrounds a volume and has an at least partially open back, a mud ring that is coupled to the front of box portion, and structure mounts that extend out beyond a perimeter of the volume enclosed by the box portion. The structure mounts are used to couple to any of a variety of types of structure, such as a stud, an inter-stud bracket, or other structure. The structure mounts may include integral parts of the mud ring, integral parts of the box portion, or separate brackets that are attached to the box portion and/or the mud ring. Advantages for the electrical box include a reduced number of parts, reduced time and labor for installation, and flexibility in installation.