Ray Louis Hauser
Engineers at Rustic Knl Dr, Boulder, CO

6810618, Nov 2, 2004

Oct 8, 2003

10/681435

Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO 80301

A01G 1704

47 232, 47 296, 47 45

An easily and installed support for a flexible covering, such as a bird-excluding net or a thermal blanket, may be made from lightweight and readily available plastic pipe components. The support is configured as a wheel and a vertical center pole that can hold the wheel in a horizontal position above the tree, similar to an umbrella. Netting or other flexible covering is attached to the wheel before it is lifted on the center pole and carried to a tree that is to be covered.

6649891, Nov 18, 2003

Sep 25, 2001

09/962505

Anne M Kitko - Seffner FL
Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO

Anne Kitko - Seffner FL

H05B 680

219732, 219725

A food container for use in a microwave oven is made from an inner, food contacting, glass vessel an outer plastic vessel. Because of the external plastic layer, the container has a significantly higher thermal insulating capability than a comparable glass container. This reduces the cooling rate of cooked food and provides an extra margin of handling safety. On the other hand, the internal glass vessel will not impart a plastic flavor to food stored or cooked in the vessel, and will be immune to the blistering or discoloration that sometimes occurs with plastic vessels. In some versions of the invention, free-standing glass and plastic vessels are arranged to be interfitted for use in food storage and microwave cooking, but can be easily separated for cleaning. In other versions, the glass and plastic vessels are intimately bonded together to prohibit penetration of moisture between the two vessels.

4226247, Oct 7, 1980

Aug 21, 1978

5/935480

Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO
John F. Harris - Boulder CO

Hauser Laboratories - Boulder CO

A61B 504

128641

A low-impedance biological electrode device for establishing electrical connection between the human body and electrical recording or stimulating apparatus without the use of conducting fluids, such as, gels, pastes and electrolytes, comprising, a substantially planar relatively thin electrode body, having as the electrically conducting connecting unit contacting the human body, a plurality of individual longitudinally extending strands, fibers, or filaments of conducting material embedded in a pressure-sensitive or solvent-activated adhesive which serves to bond the strands together in a composite connecting unit and to bond the connecting unit on one side to said electrode body and on the other side or interface to the human body, a modification being the use of strands cross-oriented with respect to the longitudinal strands, as exemplified by woven conductive material, the connecting unit being provided with a transverse bus bar in the form of metal foil in electrical contact with an electrical connecting element for conducting current from the connecting unit in contact with the human body to the electrical recording or stimulating apparatus.

5244875, Sep 14, 1993

Jun 2, 1992

7/892227

Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO
Bolin Zheng - Boulder CO

Hauser Chemical Research, Inc. - Boulder CO

H01L 3900, C25D 504

505 1

Processes and techniques are described for concurrent electroplating of yttrium, barium and copper from aqueous solution onto a desired substrate (e. g. , nickel, nichrome or silver). Compounds of these elements are dissolved in solution and then placed in a plating cell in which the cathode is the substrate on which the elements are to be deposited. After the elements have been deposited, they are oxidized to provide the desired perovskite structure. The process may be continuous or non-continuous.

2006003, Feb 16, 2006

Aug 16, 2004

10/918842

Mark Fickle - Buena Vista CO, US
Ray Hauser - Boulder CO, US

A61L 9/01, A61L 9/00

424076100

An odor masking substance for masking and eliminating various types of noisome smells and odors, such as those that are produced when dressing field game, is created from a number of types of formulations that include an petrolatum based gel, a glycerine/water gel, a water-in-oil emulsion cream, an oil-in-water emulsion cream and a waxy stick similar to deodorant and perfume sticks. The various formulations can be contained within a flexible plastic squeeze tube, and then topically applied about the nose to mask and eliminate the noisome odor.

2010027, Nov 4, 2010

Nov 4, 2009

12/612009

Jeffrey Rodengen - Davie FL, US
Roger Tyzzer - Hope Island, AU
Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO, US

A63B 71/06, A63B 71/00

473467, 473490

The present invention is an article and process for determining the site of impact of a movable object on a treated surface, where a tennis ball is treated with a striking composition, and a boundary line region is treated with a receiving composition such that when the striking composition and the receiving composition are in physical contact, a colorimetric indicator is left on the receiving composition to indicate the point of contact.

2010018, Jul 22, 2010

Dec 24, 2009

12/647366

Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO, US
Kirby Beard - Norristown PA, US

POROUS POWER TECHNOLOGIES, LLC - Louisville CO

H01M 2/16

429142

A battery separator may be formed with hard spacers made from ceramic and other high temperature materials. The spacers may be incorporated into a microporous membrane so that the microporous matrix may capture and hold the spacers. The spacers may be solid or hollow glass beads that are in the range of 30% to 100% of the thickness of the separator, and may comprise less than 10 weight percent. The resulting membrane may be largely microporous, and the separators may help battery electrodes to remain physically separated, even after internal temperatures exceed the melt temperature of the separator.

5470820, Nov 28, 1995

Sep 10, 1993

8/120172

Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO
Bolin Zheng - Boulder CO
Michael Renbarger - Littleton CO
Mark A. Lange - Golden CO

Hauser Chemical Research, Inc. - Boulder CO

H01L 3900, C25D 504

505472

Processes and techniques are described for concurrent electroplating of yttrium, barium and copper from aqueous solution onto a desired substrate (e. g. , nickel, nichrome or silver). Compounds of these elements are dissolved in aqueous solution with a complexing agent meeting defined criteria and then are placed in a plating cell in which the cathode is the substrate on which the elements are to be deposited. After the elements have been deposited, they are oxidized to provide the desired perovskite structure. The process may be continuous or non-continuous.

8333666, Dec 18, 2012

Mar 5, 2010

12/718236

Andrew Magnus Ekberg - Superior CO, US
Kerry E. Kramlich - Littleton CO, US
Scott Marvin Allen - Evergreen CO, US
David M. Carr - Superior CO, US
Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO, US

Sundyne Corporation - Arvada CO

F16D 27/00, H02K 15/00, H02K 49/00

464 29, 417420, 4174237, 310104

An inner drive for a magnetic drive pump includes a magnet supported on a yoke. The inner drive is driven about an axis to pump a corrosive process fluid. The magnet and yoke are fully encapsulated during the molding process to completely surround the magnet and yoke in a protective plastic shell. A sleeve is arranged radially outwardly of the magnet to provide further protection. Backing rings are arranged on either side of the magnet. A bonding material joins the plastic shell to the backing rings and sleeve to prevent a space from forming beneath the plastic shell that would become filled with the process fluid once it has permeated the plastic shell. A protective coating is arranged on at least a portion of the magnet to further insulate the magnet from the process fluid.

5046730, Sep 10, 1991

Dec 10, 1990

7/624849

Casey V. Golden - Evergreen CO
Ronald L. Turner - Golden CO
John A. Elverum - Elizabeth CO
Ray L. Hauser - Boulder CO

Bio Dynamics, Ltd. - Golden CO

A63B 5700

273 33

A golf tee formed of a molded composition of matter comprising 30-90% by weight sugar, 20-50% by weight cellulosic fiber, 2-30% by weight water soluble polymer and 2-20% by weight liquid or solid plasticizer. The molded composition may further include turf treatment materials such as grass seed and fertilizers.