ROBERT DANIEL BROWNING
Pilots at Burch Cir, Atlanta, GA

5833207, Nov 10, 1998

Oct 21, 1996

8/729636

John B. Hagenhoff - Jefferson City MO
John Alesi - Dunwoody GA
Robert L. Browning - Atlanta GA

Formex Manufacturing, Inc. - Lawrenceville GA
ABB Power T&D Company, Inc. - Raleigh NC

F16M 100

248678

A support or pad for equipment, especially electrical transformers, is disclosed. The pad is designed to permit multi-directional access to its underside; consequently, it need not be positioned specially once a transformer is mounted to it, but rather is accessible in almost any upright orientation to the tines of a fork-lift truck. In some embodiments the tine-receiving recesses do not abut an opening for electrical cables attached to the transformer, the opening instead being bordered by sections of the full depth of the pad. The multiple recesses of the pad thus fail to communicate with the opening, blocking any path along the underside from the periphery of the pad to the cable opening itself.

5895025, Apr 20, 1999

Jun 21, 1996

8/668212

John Alesi - Dunwoody GA
Robert L. Browning - Atlanta GA

Formex Manufacturing, Inc. - Lawrenceville GA

F16M 100

248678

Equipment supports having irregular lower surface disclosed. Ridges protruding from the lower surface of support (if present) displace soil in use, while recesses in the surface (if present) tend to collect or accumulate the soil. The surface features effectively lock the support in position relative to the ground, inhibiting lateral and rotational movement of the base after the equipment is mounted. In some embodiments, ridges of one pad fit within recesses of another when the pair is stacked with their bottom surfaces in contact, thereby reducing the volume needed to transport the pads between locations.

2013020, Aug 8, 2013

Aug 28, 2012

13/596087

Robert L. BROWNING - Atlanta GA, US

B29C 51/18, B29C 51/08

264322, 425403

Thermoforming apparatus and methods are described. To-be-formed polymeric material may be separated initially from a mold surface by a grid or support rail, avoiding the mold surface from drawing heat away from the material while it is being heated to forming temperatures. The grid may retract into the mold when no longer needed to support the material. Plugs or inserts about which material is formed may include skirts, allowing the formed material to be shaped so as to guide coins or other objects into cavities in which the coins or objects are held for presentation or display. Profile plates associated with the molds may include non-stick material on their sides intended to abut to-be-formed polymeric sheets in order to reduce possibility of transfer of printing from the sheets to the plates and reduce undesired transfer of heat from the plates to the sheets.

4949483, Aug 21, 1990

Nov 14, 1988

7/270838

William R. Dobson - Atlanta GA
Robert L. Browning - Atlanta GA

A47G 106, G09F 112

40155

A display frame for holding a magazine or a similar article to display the cover. The frame has a front and rear piece, the rear having a back and walls while the front has a bezel and walls. The walls telescope together and ratchets and pawls hold the set position. Removable tabs in the frame can be broken out or retained to position the magazine within the frame for the desired aesthetic appearance.