James William Frobose

US Patent:

7226125, Jun 5, 2007

Filed:

Apr 13, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/105995

Inventors:

James W. Frobose - Haskins OH, US
Timothy J. Critton - Bowling Green OH, US

Assignee:

Biofit Engineered Products - Waterville OH

International Classification:

A47C 13/00
A47B 3/06
A47B 3/14
A47B 83/02
A47B 85/04

US Classification:

2971584, 2971585, 297172, 297174 R, 297118, 297119, 297124, 297125, 108 64, 108 65

Abstract:

A table includes a first table top section and a second table top section A magnet is positioned on the first table top section and a lock block is positioned on the opposing second table top section. The opposing first and second table top sections are magnetically locked together to form the table.

US Patent:

D583595, Dec 30, 2008

Filed:

Apr 17, 2008

Appl. No.:

29/307397

Inventors:

Kevin J. Knowles - Monroe MI, US
David J. Westendorf - Monroe MI, US
James W. Frobose - Haskins OH, US

Assignee:

Biofit Engineered Products, Inc. - Waterville OH

International Classification:

0601

US Classification:

D 6500, D6366

US Patent:

D639572, Jun 14, 2011

Filed:

Nov 9, 2009

Appl. No.:

29/316870

Inventors:

James W. Frobose - Haskins OH, US

Assignee:

Biofit Engineered Products - Waterville OH

International Classification:

0601

US Classification:

D 6338

US Patent:

D670089, Nov 6, 2012

Filed:

Jan 4, 2011

Appl. No.:

29/372735

Inventors:

James W. Frobose - Haskins OH, US
Robert M. Church - Bowling Green OH, US

Assignee:

Biofit Engineered Products - Waterville OH

International Classification:

0601

US Classification:

D 6338

US Patent:

20020113530, Aug 22, 2002

Filed:

Feb 21, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/790009

Inventors:

Larry Hatch - Bowling Green OH, US
James Frobose - Haskins OH, US

International Classification:

A47B081/00
A47B097/00

US Classification:

312/223300

Abstract:

A computer workstation has a substantially horizontal work surface, a support member positioned at an angle from a plane defined by the horizontal work surface, a wire management tray adjacent a rear edge of the support member, and a restraining member for securing at least one computer component to the support member.

US Patent:

47319003, Mar 22, 1988

Filed:

Apr 29, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/857099

Inventors:

James W. Frobose - Haskins OH

Assignee:

Ajusto Equipment Limited Partnership - Bowling Green OH

International Classification:

B60B 3300

US Classification:

16 38

Abstract:

A tubular metal chair leg is formed by a die to provide on its end an integral socket for the direct reception of the pintle of a caster or shank of a glide. The construction enables the use of identical casters and glides on tubular as well as cast legs. The necessity for stocking two sizes of glides for tubular and cast legs plus inserts for casters for tubular legs is eliminated.

US Patent:

45630410, Jan 7, 1986

Filed:

Nov 15, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/551914

Inventors:

James W. Frobose - Haskins OH

Assignee:

The Jasper Corporation - Easton MD

International Classification:

A47C 718

US Classification:

297452

Abstract:

To assist in maintaining the high degree of cleanliness required by Federal standards in industrial clean rooms, an upholstered seat is provided having a sealed filter element through which air must flow when entering or exiting the seat structure. A hard base member having a cushion mounted thereon is enclosed within an air-impermeable cover. The filter element in the form of a hydrophilic or hydrophobic sheet is placed between the hard base member and cover. The hard base member and cover contain air breathing apertures on opposite sides of the filter element. The upholstered seat exceeds Federal standards in its ability to avoid contaminating clean rooms.

US Patent:

46715673, Jun 9, 1987

Filed:

Jul 3, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/881612

Inventors:

James W. Frobose - Haskins OH

Assignee:

The Jasper Corporation - Haskins OH

International Classification:

A47C 772

US Classification:

297180

Abstract:

To assist in complying with strict Federal standards of cleanliness for industrial clean rooms, a sealed upholstered seat is placed in communication with an underlying relatively shallow breather bag which is retained by a seat pan attached to a rigid panel of the seat. The breather bag receives air from the upholstered seat when the seat is compressed and returns the same air to the seat as the seat expands. The escape of particulate matter from the seat into the atmosphere during usage of the seat is eliminated. A seat standard is received through an opening in the pan and passes between two spaced portions of the breather bag. The top of the standard is welded between the side walls of a channel member having side flanges which are attached to the bottom of the seat panel.