MARK R JACKSON
Pilots at Kirkland Lk Dr, Auburndale, FL

6568319, May 27, 2003

May 14, 2001

09/854849

Gregory W. Schrader - Lakeland FL
David S. Jackson - Brandon FL
Mark Jackson - Auburndale FL

FMC Technologies, Inc. - Chicago IL

B30B 902

100108, 99510, 100 98 R, 100213, 100 37, 4031091, 2851451

A juice extractor includes a strainer tube mounted to receive juice and pulp of fruit. An orifice tube is moveable within the strainer tube and includes a first tube portion and opposing second tube portion threaded within the first tube portion. A drive mechanism engages the orifice tube for reciprocating the orifice tube within the strainer tube and separating juice and pulp within the strainer tube.

7077056, Jul 18, 2006

Sep 4, 2003

10/654745

Mark Jackson - Auburndale FL, US

FMC Technologies, Inc. - Chicago IL

A47J 19/02, B30B 9/06

99513, 99508, 99507, 99495, 100 37, 100 98 R, 100108, 100213

A juice extractor includes pairs of opposing cups being relatively movable for squeezing fruit therebetween. The juice extractor may also include a pair of drive members extending along opposite sides of the pairs of opposing cups, a plurality of strainer tubes associated with respective pairs of opposing cups, and an orifice tube beam having opposing ends slidable along medial portions of respective drive members. A plurality of orifice tubes may extend from the orifice tube beam for reciprocal movement within respective strainer tubes. The juice extractor may also include a pair of orifice tube beam locks for selectively locking the orifice tube beam to the medial portions of the respective drive members, and a lift assist for moving the orifice tube beam between a lower maintenance position and an upper operating position.

7337715, Mar 4, 2008

Aug 18, 2004

10/921070

Michael L. Suter - Lakeland FL, US
Mark R. Jackson - Auburndale FL, US
Jose Marcelo Carvalho - Araraquara SP, BR
Gregory W. Schrader - Lakeland FL, US
Kevin G. Socha - Tampa FL, US

FMC Technologies, Inc. - Chicago IL

B30B 9/02, A23N 1/00

100213, 100110, 99495, 23922217

A juice extractor may include a juice extraction assembly, and at least one pressure-actuated spray nozzle having an inlet to be connected to a controllable fluid pressure source and a spray outlet directed toward the juice extraction assembly and moving between a retracted off position and an extended spray position based upon fluid pressure. The extractor may also include at least one fluid delivery conduit having an inlet to be connected to a controllable source of pressurized fluid, and an outlet. The at least one pressure-actuated spray nozzle may be positioned adjacent extractor cups, such as on their mounting bridge, and have an inlet connected in fluid communication with the outlet of the at least one fluid delivery conduit. The pressure-actuated nozzles may be used for cleaning and/or recycle water. In the retracted position, the pressure-actuated spray nozzles are better able to shed peel and other debris.

2012028, Nov 8, 2012

Jul 18, 2012

13/551664

GARLAND MATHEWS - HAINES CITY FL, US
MICHAEL L. SUTER - LAKELAND FL, US
MARK R. JACKSON - AUBURNDALE FL, US
KEVIN G. SOCHA - TAMPA FL, US
JOSE D. MILLA - LAKELAND FL, US
GREGORY W. SCHRADER - LAKELAND FL, US

JOHN BEAN TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION - CHICAGO IL

G01N 33/14, H05K 13/00

426231, 295921

A citrus juice apparatus may include at least one citrus juice processing device. The at least one juice processing device may include at least one juice output having a flow of juice therethrough. The at least one juice processing device upon a malfunction may cause an undesired material release along with the flow of juice into the at least one juice output. An undesired material release detector may be coupled to the at least one juice output for detecting the undesired material release. The detector may operate based upon magnetic proximity sensing of a moving filter plate within a housing of the detector. Alternatively, the detector may operate using a filter plate, and based upon pressure.

8245726, Aug 21, 2012

Sep 21, 2007

11/859232

Garland Mathews - Haines City FL, US
Michael L. Suter - Lakeland FL, US
Mark R. Jackson - Auburndale FL, US
Kevin G. Socha - Tampa FL, US
Jose D. Milla - Lakeland FL, US
Gregory W. Schrader - Lakeland FL, US

John Bean Technologies Corporation - Chicago IL

E03B 7/07, F16K 37/00, F17D 3/00

137553, 99513, 99510, 99509, 99502, 116 70, 222 71

A citrus juice apparatus may include at least one citrus juice processing device. The at least one juice processing device may include at least one juice output having a flow of juice therethrough. The at least one juice processing device upon a malfunction may cause an undesired material release along with the flow of juice into the at least one juice output. An undesired material release detector may be coupled to the at least one juice output for detecting the undesired material release. The detector may operate based upon magnetic proximity sensing of a moving filter plate within a housing of the detector. Alternatively, the detector may operate using a filter plate, and based upon pressure.

7222567, May 29, 2007

Aug 18, 2004

10/921063

Gregory W. Schrader - Lakeland FL, US
Kevin G. Socha - Tampa FL, US
Mark R. Jackson - Auburndale FL, US
Michael L. Suter - Lakeland FL, US

FMC Technologies, Inc. - Chicago IL

B30B 9/02, A23N 1/00

100213, 100110, 99495, 23922211

A juice extractor includes a juice extraction assembly having a wall surface and fluid outlet thereon. At least one tapered spray nozzle is mounted flush on the wall surface at the fluid outlet for receiving and discharging fluid and configured for preventing build-up on the spray nozzle of product material during extractor operation.