David B Monoson

US Patent:

7475575, Jan 13, 2009

Filed:

Feb 12, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/674033

Inventors:

Jack Greenfield - Baldwin NY, US
David B Monoson - Baldwin NY, US

International Classification:

E05B 73/00

US Classification:

70 18, 70 19, 70 58, 70 62, 70202, 211 4, 211 8

Abstract:

An anti-theft device for articles having some article body portion of lesser cross sectional area bounded by body portions of greater cross sectional area so that the smaller body portion can be lockably held within a passage and the larger body portions prevent removal of the article from the anti-theft device. Preferably, the anti-theft device can be used for cables and other devices having permanent non-removable enlarged sections, such as endoscopy cables.

US Patent:

50760793, Dec 31, 1991

Filed:

Jan 22, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/467895

Inventors:

David B. Monoson - Baldwin NY
Jack Greenfield - Baldwin NY

International Classification:

E05B 7300

US Classification:

70 58

Abstract:

An equipment housing is secured against removal from a clamping assembly which embraces two opposing sides of the equipment housing. Plates are affixed to said opposite sides of the housing by an adhesive means arranged in a unique manner to rely upon its shear strength to prevent unauthorized removal of the equipment or housing or both. The various types of adhesives which may be used in connection with this shear strength locking device may include single part adhesives which consist of liquids of various viscosity, as well as amorphous materials, films and layered films which include various types of double-sided tapes. Another category of adhesives is the multipart material which may consist of two-part epoxies or two-part acrylics. For the most part, high-tack adhesives, which cure at normal room temperatures, are the preferred material. Cyanoacrylates and similar matrials may be used where rapid cure and adhesion of dissimilar parts is required.

US Patent:

57091102, Jan 20, 1998

Filed:

Oct 7, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/726630

Inventors:

Jack Greenfield - Baldwin NY
David Monoson - Baldwin NY

International Classification:

E05B 7300

US Classification:

70 58

Abstract:

A security system (28) for a lap-top computer (30) with a monitor housing (32) hinged thereto. The system (28) comprises a low profile mounting plate (34). A component (36) is for affixing the low profile mounting plate (34) to the monitor housing (32). An elongated flexible retainment cable (38) is provided. A first assembly (40) is for locking in a swiveled manner, a first end of the cable (38) to a table/counter top (41). A second assembly (42) is for locking in a universal articulated manner a second end of the cable (38) to the low profile mounting plate (34). The monitor housing (32) of the lap-top computer (30) can be moved from a closed position to a vertical opened position, without interference from the cable (38) for full freedom of movement and positioning thereof.