WILLIAM D BOEHMER
Engineers in Floreffe, PA

D461968, Aug 27, 2002

Jul 11, 2001

29/144848

William E. Adams - Portersville PA
Matthew W. Goodworth - Pittsburgh PA
William Boehmer - Clairton PA

Adams Mfg. Corp. - Portersville PA

0601

D 6368

6516544, Feb 11, 2003

Oct 31, 1996

08/741964

George Thomé Matisz - Pittsburgh PA
Matthew Beale - Pittsburgh PA
William D. Boehmer - Clairton PA

Solotec Corporation - Pittsburgh PA

E01H 504

37231, 37232

A snow plow including a snow plow blade and snow plow strap to attach the snow plow blade to a vehicle. An associated method of attaching a snow plow blade to a vehicle is also provided.

6500666, Dec 31, 2002

Aug 1, 2000

09/629687

Christopher M. Stygar - Pittsburgh PA
William Boehmer - Clairton PA
Robert D. Parks - Pittsburgh PA

Fisher Scientific Company L.L.C. - Pittsburgh PA

C12M 102

4353033, 4352872, 4352982, 435809, 422104, 366214, 211 74, 211 77, 24822211

The invention relates to a hybridization oven or incubator, and more particularly to a rotisserie and carousel/retainer system for use therein. The rotisserie includes a spindle that is readily removable from the oven, having a first end received in an annular bracket and a second end received annular bracket with an upper slot for passage of the spindle into the bracket. The carousel clip system includes a thin metal carousel plate preferably formed of a stainless steel and having a plurality of ears bent perpendicular to the carousel plate and having a detent aperture therein. A plurality of bottle retainers are removably attached to the carousel plate, the retainers having a base channel adapted to receive the ears of the carousel plate and further including a resilient arm having a detent projecting into the channel and deflectable during insertion of the ear into the channel, the detent entering the detent aperture of the ear under the bias of the resilient arm to removably retain the clip on the ear of the carousel plate.

5553892, Sep 10, 1996

Oct 5, 1994

8/317696

Eric V. Pitchford - Pittsburgh PA
Gerald E. Proctor - Pittsburgh PA
William Boehmer - Clairton PA

Fairfield Medical Products Corporation - Tampa FL

F16L 2508

285 12

A gas rail includes, preferably, three conduits designed to convey vacuum, pressurized oxygen and air, respectively, for a fluid flow system designed to be located in a hospital room. The gas rail includes a fluid coupling for each conduit so that each conduit may be coupled to its respective source as well as to its ultimate destination. The gas rail is mounted on a wall in the hospital room by virtue of a bracket mount with the gas rail and the bracket mount having interengaging portions permitting the gas rail to be mounted to the bracket mount in any one of two distinct, diverse orientations. The bracket mount also has the provision of structure permitting installation of a clip designed to retain electrical conductors which may be mounted in the bracket mount.

5756933, May 26, 1998

Oct 5, 1994

8/318347

Eric V. Pitchford - Pittsburgh PA
Gerald E. Proctor - Pittsburgh PA
William Boehmer - Clairton PA

Medaes, Inc. - Norcross GA

H05K 500

174 48

A universal bracket has affixed to it a raceway system, a three conduit gas rail sub-assembly, and high and low voltage electrical conductors. The raceway system includes various "knock outs" which permit access to the internal passageways of the system to facilitate installation of wiring and flow passageways. The gas rail sub-assembly may be mounted on the universal bracket in any one of two diverse orientations. In the preferred embodiment, the universal bracket is mounted on a vertical surface of a hospital room.

5232277, Aug 3, 1993

Feb 19, 1992

7/838052

Troy S. Cassady - Neptune Beach FL
William D. Boehmer - Clairton PA

Robroy Industries, Inc. - Verona PA

A47B 9500, E05D 500

312296

An improved enclosure including the use of a seamless urethane gasket which is continuous and formed in situ on a planar surface, with no requirement for the gasket to be formed in a groove or for additional backing structure to be added. The enclosure also includes the use of concealed hinge with cutouts positioned on the door to permit at least a 180. degree. swing. The hinges are located outside of the sealing surface and do not overlap it, permitting the entire opening to be used, such that a full front window may be incorporated into the door without interference from the hinges.

D391271, Feb 24, 1998

Oct 31, 1996

D/061838

George Thome Matisz - Pittsburgh PA
Matthew Beale - Pittsburgh PA
William D. Boehmer - Clairton PA

Solotec Corporation - Pittsburgh PA

1503

D15 11