JOHN A HESSION
Broker in Braintree, MA
License number
Massachusetts 115189
Issued Date
Nov 1, 1979
Expiration Date
May 7, 2010
Type
Broker
Address
Address
Braintree, MA 02184
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Phone
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5 Adams St, Newburyport, MA 01950
7 Drinkwater Ave, Braintree, MA 02184
95 Parkview Rd, Waltham, MA 02452
417 Plymouth St, Abington, MA 02351
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End Cap Assembly For An Electrochemical Cell
US Patent:
6887614, May 3, 2005
Filed:
Jul 30, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/918072
Inventors:
Kevin Duprey - West Hartford CT, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Robert A. Yoppolo - New Milford CT, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Robert A. Yoppolo - New Milford CT, US
Assignee:
The Gillette Company - Boston MA
International Classification:
H01M002/12
US Classification:
429 56, 429 53, 429 72, 429 82, 429185
Abstract:
An end cap seal assembly for an electrochemical cell such as an alkaline cell is disclosed. The end cap assembly comprises a convoluted metal support disk and underlying insulating sealing disk. The convoluted support disk has a downwardly extending wall with at least one aperture therethrough which preferably faces the ambient environment. The insulating disk has a slanted downwardly extending wall forming a rupturable membrane which underlies and abuts the inside surface of the downwardly extending wall of the support disk. The rupturable membrane is slanted downwardly at an acute angle with the cell's longitudinal axis. The rupturable membrane underlies and abuts the aperture in the downwardly extending wall of the end cap. When gas pressure within the cell exceeds a predetermined level the rupturable membrane pushes through said aperture and ruptures allowing gas to escape therefrom to the environment. A separate terminal plate can be stacked onto the metal support disk and welded thereto.
End Cap Seal Assembly For An Electrochemical Cell
US Patent:
6127062, Oct 3, 2000
Filed:
Mar 24, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/047264
Inventors:
Sean A. Sargeant - Westford MA
William H. Gardner - North Easton MA
John Hession - Braintree MA
William H. Gardner - North Easton MA
John Hession - Braintree MA
Assignee:
Duracell Inc - Bethel CT
International Classification:
H01M 212
US Classification:
429 53
Abstract:
An end cap seal assembly for an electrochemical cell such as an alkaline cell is disclosed. The end cap assembly comprises a convoluted end cap disk which may also function as a cell terminal and an underlying insulating disk also having a convoluted surface. The convoluted end cap disk has a downwardly extending wall with at least one aperture therethrough which preferably faces the ambient environment. The insulating disk has a downwardly extending wall forming a rupturable membrane which underlies and abuts the inside surface of the downwardly extending wall of the end cap. The rupturable membrane underlies and abuts the aperture in the downwardly extending wall of the end cap. When gas pressure within the cell exceeds a predetermined level the rupturable membrane pushes through said aperture and ruptures allowing gas to escape therefrom directly to the environment. A separate terminal plate may be welded to a portion of the top surface of the convoluted end cap. The conductive layer of a film-laminate condition tester may be connected to the terminal plate.
Straw Receptacle Lid
US Patent:
7178685, Feb 20, 2007
Filed:
Jun 9, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/457254
Inventors:
Craig A. Hidalgo - Langhorne PA, US
Thomas J. Powers - Fairless Hills PA, US
Alexander J. Sinton - Doylestown PA, US
Joseph F. Brewin - Franklin MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Thomas J. Powers - Fairless Hills PA, US
Alexander J. Sinton - Doylestown PA, US
Joseph F. Brewin - Franklin MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Assignee:
The First Years Inc. - Avon MA
International Classification:
B65D 51/00, B65D 41/16, A47G 19/22
US Classification:
220229, 220709, 220780, 2202541
Abstract:
A lids for a child's drinking cup has a projection extending integrally from an underside of the lid, the projection defining, in an upper surface of the lid body, a straw receptacle. The projection defines a plurality of break lines, such as slits, terminating at break line ends and defining separable segments of the projection. The break line ends are spaced from the base of the projection in a region of the straw receptacle having a cross-section approximately equal in extent to a cross-section of a corresponding drinking straw, such that inserting the straw into the straw receptacle and through the projection forces the projection segments apart, the segment bases engaging an outer surface of the inserted straw to inhibit leakage. Some of the projections include molded stiffening ribs.
Electrochemical Cell Supporting A Protective Housing For Electrical Components
US Patent:
7688596, Mar 30, 2010
Filed:
Apr 19, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/737445
Inventors:
William Gardner - East Freetown MA, US
John Hession - Braintree MA, US
Douglas Woodnorth - Needham MA, US
Walter Carlson - East Taunton MA, US
Kevin Li - Stow MA, US
John Hession - Braintree MA, US
Douglas Woodnorth - Needham MA, US
Walter Carlson - East Taunton MA, US
Kevin Li - Stow MA, US
Assignee:
Electrochem Solutions, Inc. - Clarence NY
International Classification:
H05K 5/03, H01G 5/014
US Classification:
361752, 361730, 361517, 361519, 361535, 361537, 29830, 429163, 429175, 429179, 174520
Abstract:
A protective housing for a circuit board mounted on an end of a cell is described. The protective housing includes a cut-out in its sidewall and a retaining wall centered in the cut-out. This provides a pair of gaps, one on each side of the retaining wall between the cut-out. These gaps are size so that lead wires extending from the circuit board are captured therein in a tight-fitting relationship. Consequently, the lengths of the leads extending from the protective housing of the cell to a quick disconnect at the distal end of the leads is precisely controlled. If desired, there can be more than one retaining wall providing a plurality of gaps for capturing a plurality of lead wires therein.
Drinking Containers
US Patent:
2014000, Jan 2, 2014
Filed:
Sep 6, 2013
Appl. No.:
14/020233
Inventors:
David E. Medeiros - Plainville MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Assignee:
TOMY INTERNATIONAL, INC. - Dyersville IA
International Classification:
B65D 43/06
US Classification:
220780
Abstract:
A disposable child's drinking cup has a lid with a drinking spout defining multiple open holes sized to resist leakage in the absence of suction, such as by the development of surface tension at the holes, and to allow flow when suction is applied. The holes are formed during molding of the lid. An inner contour of a groove of the lid and an outer contour of the cup body rim are selected to provide a slight snap fit of the lid onto the cup body, to provide a secure seal.
Drinking Container
US Patent:
6923337, Aug 2, 2005
Filed:
Aug 27, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/648974
Inventors:
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
Assignee:
The First Years Inc. - Avon MA
International Classification:
A47G019/22
US Classification:
220714, 215388, 220717
Abstract:
A drinking valve assembly includes an inner member with an aperture and an outer member with a movable drinking spout extending from an upper surface of the outer member. The inner member and the outer member of the drinking valve assembly form a channel extending from the aperture to a spout outlet. The outer member has an inner surface that contacts the inner member about the aperture to block flow along the channel with the spout in a first position, the inner surface of the outer member being displaced from the inner member in response to movement of the spout to a second position to enable flow along the channel.
Drinking Containers
US Patent:
7185784, Mar 6, 2007
Filed:
Apr 5, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/819245
Inventors:
David E. Medeiros - Plainville MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Assignee:
The First Years Inc. - Avon MA
International Classification:
A47G 19/22
US Classification:
220713, 220717
Abstract:
A disposable child's drinking cup has a lid with a drinking spout defining multiple open holes sized to resist leakage in the absence of suction, such as by the development of surface tension at the holes, and to allow flow when suction is applied. The holes are formed during molding of the lid. An inner contour of a groove of the lid and an outer contour of the cup body rim are selected to provide a slight snap fit of the lid onto the cup body, to provide a secure seal.
Drinking Containers
US Patent:
8286826, Oct 16, 2012
Filed:
Mar 6, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/682850
Inventors:
David E. Medeiros - Plainville MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Assignee:
Learning Curve Brands, Inc. - Dyersville IA
International Classification:
B65D 41/16
US Classification:
220780, 220790, 220717, 220783
Abstract:
A disposable child's drinking cup has a lid with a drinking spout defining multiple open holes sized to resist leakage in the absence of suction, such as by the development of surface tension at the holes, and to allow flow when suction is applied. The holes are formed during molding of the lid. An inner contour of a groove of the lid and an outer contour of the cup body rim are selected to provide a slight snap fit of the lid onto the cup body, to provide a secure seal.
Drinking Containers
US Patent:
8540112, Sep 24, 2013
Filed:
Sep 7, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/607343
Inventors:
David E. Medeiros - Plainville MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Assignee:
Learning Curve Brands, Inc. - Oak Brook IL
International Classification:
B65D 41/16
US Classification:
220780, 220790, 220717, 220783
Abstract:
A disposable child's drinking cup has a lid with a drinking spout defining multiple open holes sized to resist leakage in the absence of suction, such as by the development of surface tension at the holes, and to allow flow when suction is applied. The holes are formed during molding of the lid. An inner contour of a groove of the lid and an outer contour of the cup body rim are selected to provide a slight snap fit of the lid onto the cup body, to provide a secure seal.
Drinking Containers
US Patent:
8608017, Dec 17, 2013
Filed:
Mar 6, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/682848
Inventors:
David E. Medeiros - Plainville MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
George S. Dys - Mapleville RI, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John A. Hession - Braintree MA, US
Assignee:
Learning Curve Brands, Inc. - Oak Brook IL
International Classification:
A47G 19/22
US Classification:
220713, 220711, 215387
Abstract:
A disposable child's drinking cup has a lid with a drinking spout defining multiple open holes sized to resist leakage in the absence of suction, such as by the development of surface tension at the holes, and to allow flow when suction is applied. The holes are formed during molding of the lid. An inner contour of a groove of the lid and an outer contour of the cup body rim are selected to provide a slight snap fit of the lid onto the cup body, to provide a secure seal.