Nathan Moss

US Patent:

6536818, Mar 25, 2003

Filed:

May 21, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/152483

Inventors:

Nathan S. Moss - Staten Island NY 10304

International Classification:

B60R 1932

US Classification:

293134, 293102, 293107, 293132, 293133

Abstract:

A bumper for a motor vehicle that includes a frame attached to the motor vehicle, a covering that covers the frame, and at least one set of self contained gas springs that are for attaching to the motor vehicle. The at least one set of self contained gas springs supporting the frame allows transition of acceleration to be smoothed, both upon initial contact of the bumper until its maximum compression, and between maximum compression of the bumper and end-deformation of the motor vehicle, while lowering deformation to the motor vehicle and shock to its passengers and lowering overall compression distance in the bumper to save the motor vehicle from further damage. The at least one set of self contained gas springs raises deceleration of impact during compression of the bumper, but lowers deceleration during deformation of the motor vehicle.

US Patent:

49551540, Sep 11, 1990

Filed:

Jul 20, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/382387

Inventors:

Nathan S. Moss - Staten Island NY

International Classification:

G09F 308

US Classification:

40663

Abstract:

An anti-theft identification deterrent fastener that includes a housing with a recessed identification label firmly secured within for securement into a cutout area in an auto, a truck, or other device part. If the housing and the label are removed therefrom or tampered with it will indicate that the part has been stolen.