JOHN MARK BASTIAN
Pilots at Sunset Rd, Manitowoc, WI

6125600, Oct 3, 2000

Jun 8, 1998

9/093251

John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI

Fisher Hamilton Inc. - Two Rivers WI

E04C 252

522207

One or more guide members secured to an edge portion of a support or partition member direct conduits or any other elongate object along a predetermined path on the edge portion. The guide members include a body portion that defines an opening through which the conduits or other objects extend and a securing portion that secures the guide members to the support or partition.

6506109, Jan 14, 2003

Aug 3, 2001

09/922037

John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI
Jon Zboralski - Manitowoc WI
Thomas A. Grall - Whitelaw WI

Fisher Hamilton, Inc. - Two Rivers WI

B08B 1512

454 56, 454 57

A fume hood includes a top, bottom sidewalls, front panel and a back panel that define an enclosed workspace. The fume hood also includes a movable sash for opening and closing an access opening. The fume hood also includes an air chamber having an inlet in the front panel. The air chamber includes a baffle system that evenly distributes the inlet air as the air travels through the air chamber. An unimpeded flow of air is discharged downward and away from the breathing zone of the technician and proximate to the sash to reduce the forward momentum of air trying to escape the fume hood. The fume hood provides a safe environment for the technician to work by enabling the fumes to stay contained in the fume hood under all working conditions. The air passes through the air chamber when the movable sash is positioned at a minimum height above the bottom of the fume hood. As a result, the amount of condition air that is exhausted from the room through the fume hood is reduced, thereby lowering the operating cost and increasing the efficiency of the fume hood.

6431615, Aug 13, 2002

Apr 28, 2000

09/561242

John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI

Fisher Hamilton L.L.C. - Two Rivers WI

E05C 1906

292 80, 292 24, 292121, 292DIG 30, 312222, 3123321

A latching assembly includes a latch mounted to a moveable member, the latch being moveable between a first position where it engages a stop of a base member to releasably secure the moveable member to the base member and a second releasing position. An actuator drives the latch between the first and second positions; and at least one spring biases the latch towards the first position.

4750305, Jun 14, 1988

Jun 18, 1987

7/064125

John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI

Hamilton Industries, Inc. - Two Rivers WI

E04B 276

5212711

A corner post assembly particularly useful for joining vertical panels, frames, and the like, in constructing modular work stations for laboratories, offices, and industrial sites. The assembly includes a cylindrical corner post tube typically having two or more (but at least one) vertical side members secured to the tube at selected angular positions thereabout. A pair of upper and lower end caps connect each side member to the tube and a vertical riser, which may be a frame component of a partition or movable wall assembly, is secured to each side member. The connecting elements perform multiple operations in use and are sufficiently concealed following assembly to provide a structure of smooth, attractive, and uncluttered appearance. Where plural panels are connected to a single tube, an indexing ring secured to the upper end of the tube may be used to limit the relative positions of such panels to angular increments that preferably are multiples of 30 degrees, with adjacent panels being no closer than 90 degrees. The indexing ring receives an extension tube that has its lower end portion telescoped into the upper portion of the corner post tube, and the locking element for securing the ring in place also functions to anchor the extension tube against sliding movement.

4805365, Feb 21, 1989

Dec 10, 1987

7/128687

John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI

Hamilton Industries, Inc. - Two Rivers WI

E04B 256, E04C 330

52282

A corner post assembly particularly useful for joining vertical panels, frames, and the like, in constructing modular work stations for laboratories, offices, and industrial sites. The assembly includes a corner post tube typically having two or more (but at least one) vertically-elongated risers secured to the tube at selected angular positions thereabout. The corner post tube has a plurality of outer bearing faces which, when viewed in a horizontal cross-section of that tube, define a regular polygon in which the included angles between adjacent faces are equal and obtuse. Each vertical riser, which may be a frame component of a partition or movable wall assembly, is releasably but securely connected to the tube at three vertically and laterally spaced traction points, with the planar wall of the riser held in tight surface engagement with one of the bearing faces of the tube.

8056444, Nov 15, 2011

Oct 21, 2008

12/255392

Daniel J. Van Straten - Green Bay WI, US
John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI, US
Terry S. Bosch - Manitowoc WI, US

TBD2, Inc. - Manitowoc WI

E04D 15/00

81 45, 299 371

An automated surface covering removal machine having a handle, a housing, a lever member, a reciprocating cylinder and edge means for providing vertical or near vertical movement of the edge means relative to the surface covering to facilitate removal of the surface covering is disclosed. The surface covering may be shingles, carpeting, linoleum, or any other type of surface covering. The automated surface covering removal machine is lightweight and easy to use and does not exert a debilitating backwards force on the user. The reciprocating cylinder allows for a variable stroke height of the tooth bar allowing for more rapid removal of a surface covering.

8186281, May 29, 2012

Mar 3, 2006

11/276525

John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI, US
Maurice Michaud - Green Bay WI, US

Fisher Hamilton L.L.C. - Two Rivers WI

A47B 37/00

108 5002

A modular furniture system includes a framework assembly comprising vertical and horizontal frame members that can be shared by back-to-back workstations. The vertical and horizontal frame members are configured to facilitate routing of various utility service lines through the framework assembly to locations near the workstations. In another embodiment, a horizontal frame member facilitates routing of electric service wires to outlets near the workstations, while concealing fasteners and other structure of the outlets.

5081808, Jan 21, 1992

Dec 26, 1990

7/634773

John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI
Billy J. Ahola - Manitowoc WI

Hamilton Industries, Inc. - Two Rivers WI

E04B 278, E04H 100

52220

An enclosure for a movable furniture partition system is provided which includes an elongate housing disposed at an edge portion of a panel member. This housing contains electrical conduits and outlets or similar devices and defines a trough with a top opening and moveable side walls. A cover normally closes this opening; and a connecting assembly connects the cover with the trough. This assembly allows a user to open the side walls of the trough. It also allows a user to lift the entire cover from a position normally closing the opening to a raised position above the trough. When the user raises the cover above its closed position, he or she may also displace the cover laterally of the trough.

5334089, Aug 2, 1994

Sep 18, 1992

7/947783

Marshall K. Beck - Manitowoc WI
John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI

Fisher Hamilton Scientific Inc. - Two Rivers WI

F24F 700

454 62

A fume hood with an adjustable baffle system includes a housing with a chamber and a baffle system disposed in the chamber. The baffle system includes a plurality of baffle plates and a plurality of support brackets for releasably securing the baffle plates in substantially end-to-end relation in the chamber. The support brackets allow adjustment of at least one plate to vary the gap or distance between the plate and an adjacent plate.

5203135, Apr 20, 1993

Mar 5, 1991

7/665327

John M. Bastian - Manitowoc WI

Hamilton Industries, Inc. - Two Rivers WI

E04C 332

527261

An assembly for connecting together a pair of structural members disposed in end-to-end relation includes a bridging member having an irregular surface and securing devices for securing the bridging member to the structural members. Each structural member includes a bore with a complementary surface which mates with the irregular surface of the bridging member. The securing devices place the irregular surface of the bridging member in abutting relation with the complementary surfaces of the structural members.