Robert W Jensen

Author:

Robert A. Jensen

ISBN #:

0849312957

Author:

Robert A. Jensen

ISBN #:

0878436235

Author:

Robert M. Jensen

ISBN #:

0076668029

Author:

Robert M. Jensen

ISBN #:

0721647308

Author:

Robert Travis Jensen

ISBN #:

3805559534

Author:

Robert E Jensen

ISBN #:

0865390444

Author:

Robert G. Jensen

ISBN #:

0226398315

Author:

Robert G. Jensen

ISBN #:

0121345505

US Patent:

6604750, Aug 12, 2003

Filed:

Jan 23, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/766661

Inventors:

Pascal Malassigne - Milwaukee WI
Audrey L. Nelson - Tampa FL
Robert P. Jensen - Milwaukee WI

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Department of Veterans Affairs - Washington DC

International Classification:

B62M 114

US Classification:

2802501, 2803041, 29742326, 297DIG 4

Abstract:

The foldable frame of the wheelchair has an opening at the lower rear part thereof for receiving a commode or a tray which supports a removable pail. The seat has front and side cutouts to provide under seat access dual density supporting foam. The seat also has laterally projecting wings at the front thereof to facilitate lateral transfer of a patient. The armrests at each side of the wheelchair pivot upwardly and rearwardly of the chair. Locking members are provided for locking each arm support in its lowered position; and a release lever can be pushed to unlock each arm support. A pair of footrest supports are each contoured so as not to have any sharp edges and are provided with non-slip surfaces and a drain hole. Each footrest support is pivoted to a split block which is slidable vertically along an arm. The block can be tightened and loosened by a lever.

US Patent:

6623022, Sep 23, 2003

Filed:

Jul 31, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/917647

Inventors:

Pascal Malassigne - Milwaukee WI
Audrey L. Nelson - Tampa FL
Robert P. Jensen - Milwaukee WI

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Department of Veterans Affairs - Washington DC

International Classification:

B62M 114

US Classification:

2802501, 2803041

Abstract:

The foldable frame of the wheelchair has an opening at the lower rear part thereof for receiving a commode or a tray which supports a removable pail. The seat has front and side cutouts to provide under seat access dual density supporting foam. The seat also has laterally projecting wings at the front thereof to facilitate lateral transfer of a patient. The armrests at each side of the wheelchair pivot upwardly and rearwardly of the chair. Locking members are provided for locking each arm support in its lowered position; and a release lever can be pushed to unlock each arm support. A pair of footrest supports are each contoured so as not to have any sharp edges and are provided with non-slip surfaces and a drain hole. Each footrest support is pivoted to a split block which is slidable vertically along an arm. The block can be tightened and loosened by a lever.

US Patent:

6772488, Aug 10, 2004

Filed:

Oct 10, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/268539

Inventors:

Robert D. Jensen - Winona MN 55987
Eric J. Pawlowski - Winona MN 55987

International Classification:

A44B 1302

US Classification:

245996, 245991, 246009, 245986

Abstract:

The present invention is a safety hook ( â) having a wire spring latch ( ). The wire spring latch ( ) is a wire loop pawl. The safety hook ( ) is made of a heavy gauge wire form material, which is preferably bent only to form first and second ends ( ), a chain link securing end ( ) and a hook opening end ( ), respectively. The wire loop pawl ( ) is preferably a rod of elastically deformable material, bent to form an open loop ( ) and bent-over ends ( ) about which the pawl ( ) pivots with respect to the body ( ) of the safety hook ( ) when the latch ( ) is deformed and forced away from a distal end ( ) of the hook opening end ( ) of the safety hook ( ). The bent over ends ( ) of the wire loop pawl ( ) are not coaxial. The wire loop pawl ( ) may be deformed in such a way as to open the safety hook ( ), but the latch ( ) is heavily spring biased up against an inside ( ) of the distal end ( ) of the safety hook ( ).

US Patent:

7310934, Dec 25, 2007

Filed:

Dec 15, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/611227

Inventors:

Robert D. Jensen - Winona MN, US
Glenn Agrimson - Peterson MN, US

Assignee:

Peerless Chain Company - Winona MN

International Classification:

B21L 15/00

US Classification:

59 351, 59 21, 59 23, 59 30, 59 78

Abstract:

One-way chain for an aircraft tie-down, as well as a method of making one-way chain. The method preferably includes the steps of providing an unmodified welded chain having a plurality of welded links; feeding the unmodified chain into an automated shaping machine constructed and arranged to shape the welded links in separate shaping events; and individually shaping the welded links to form shaped links in a series of separate shaping events that shape the respective welded links so that a first width of a forward end of the respective shaped link is narrower than a second width of the greatest planar width of a rearward end of the respective shaped link; such that the forward end is sized to fit into a link receiving receptacle of a screw-type binder mechanism and the rearward end will not fit into the link receiving receptacle.

US Patent:

D606910, Dec 29, 2009

Filed:

Jun 5, 2008

Appl. No.:

29/319243

Inventors:

Pascal Malassigne - White Fish Bay WI, US
Jeffrey Harrow - Lutz FL, US
Robert Jensen - Milwaukee WI, US
John Erdman - Sturtevant WI, US

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs - Washington DC
Medical College of Wisconsin - Milwaukee WI
University of South Florida - Tampa FL

International Classification:

1212

US Classification:

D12132

US Patent:

7690057, Apr 6, 2010

Filed:

Jun 5, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/134147

Inventors:

Pascal Malassigne - White Fish Bay WI, US
Jeffrey Harrow - Lutz FL, US
Robert Jensen - Milwaukee WI, US
John Erdman - Sturtevant WI, US

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Department of Veterans Affairs - Washington DC
Medical College of Wisconsin - Milwaukee WI
University of South Florida - Tampa FL

International Classification:

A61G 7/08
A61G 7/015
A61G 7/018

US Classification:

5 861, 5 811 R, 5618, 5613

Abstract:

A prone cart for carrying a patient has a frame, a pair of independently powered and suspended drive wheels located centrally off the frame and an articuable body support having relatively moveable tray, chest support, abdominal support and leg support sections connected end to end for carrying a patient prone between a lowered position where the patient lies in a horizontal orientation to a raised position where the patient's head and chest are elevated with respect to the patient's abdomen and legs. Linkage mechanisms move the sections between the raised and lowered positions. A pair of independently suspended drive wheels mounted centrally of the frame is controllable so that each may each rotate independently in clockwise or counterclockwise sense so that the cart may be maneuvered in confined spaces with a zero turning radius.

US Patent:

7878227, Feb 1, 2011

Filed:

Apr 12, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/279502

Inventors:

Robert D. Jensen - Winona MN, US
John J. McCauley - Winona MN, US

Assignee:

Peerless Chain Company - Winona MN

International Classification:

B27L 1/00

US Classification:

1442087, 59 82, 59 84

Abstract:

A debarking chain having passing links; the passing links being substantially rounded in order to permit the passing links to pass through adjacent links such that the orientation of the passing link relative to its adjacent links can change at random in order to randomly distribute the wear and stress from the impact of adjacent or next to adjacent links on the passing links so that the overall wear life of the present debarking chain is extended over similar chain with elongated, oblong links of the prior art. The invention also includes a debarking drum having a plurality of debarking chains having at least one, preferably a plurality of passing links, as well as a debarking device having such a debarking drum. The debarking device preferably includes a chipping device and a method of using the same.

US Patent:

7914349, Mar 29, 2011

Filed:

Nov 13, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/269934

Inventors:

Garret Miller - Owatonna MN, US
Surender Makhija - Brookfield WI, US
Scott Opsahl - Lakeville MN, US
Robert Jensen - Clarks Grove MN, US

Assignee:

SPX Corporation - Charlotte NC

International Classification:

H01R 4/48

US Classification:

439759, 439822, 439829

Abstract:

A single battery connection device that allows for connection both to a battery post and to a battery side terminal. Regardless of whether the device is connected to the battery post or side terminal, the device may be used as part of a four-point Kelvin connection to the battery. Also, a method of connecting to either to a battery post or to a battery side terminal using a single device.