Anthony M Kukla, 422925 W Mulberry St, Fort Collins, CO 80521

2012018, Jul 26, 2012

Jan 10, 2012

13/346861

James E. Humphrey - Cheyenne WY, US
Anthony Kukla - Fort Collins CO, US

STANDEX INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION - Salem NH

A47J 37/04

99339, 99393, 99441

A divider apparatus for a roller grill. The invention has three main components: a front having front slots; a rear rail having rear slots; and at least one divider bar. There are three front rail variations, two major divider variations and four rear rail variations, thus providing a total of at least nine permutations and combinations by mixing and matching the apparatus components to enable the grill cooking surface to be divided into multiple cooking sections for different products to be cooked thereon. It can be retrofitted to fit on any size roller grill including grills with sneeze guards. It can also be attached without restricting access to the front of the roller grill so that products can be easily removed or placed on the grill or blocking the view or cleaning of the grill.

2014003, Feb 6, 2014

May 23, 2013

13/901024

James E. Humphrey - Cheyenne WY, US
Anthony M. Kukla - Fort Collins CO, US

A47J 37/04
F24C 7/08

99332, 99441, 99443 R

A programmable control system for controlling the ratio of heating time “on” compared to time “off”. The digital control can be set to an “on”/“off” time duty cycle, and power level that determines the temperature of the cooking surface. The cooking surface can be divided into separately controllable zones. The need to actually sense the temperature at the roller tube is eliminated. The time based control can be set to cook at higher temperatures by increasing the “on time” relative to the “off time” or inversely, reducing the “on time” to the “off time”. A “pre-heat” cycle is provided to raise the grill to a predetermined set point for holding the elements full “on” for a selectable time period. Then, after the selectable time period has been reached, the control automatically sets the programmed “cook” time and temperature.

2011029, Dec 8, 2011

Aug 5, 2011

13/136624

James E. Humphrey - Cheyenne WY, US
Anthony Kukla - Fort Collins CO, US
Diosdado Pangan - Cheyenne WY, US

A23C 15/04

99483

A safe product transfer apparatus that heats refrigerated food products and then hold those heated food products in a hold drawer until they can be transferred to a heater merchandizer, preferably a roller grill as needed. The apparatus features a control assembly. A pre-heat indicator indicates when the preheat temperature has been reached so that the food products can be loaded into an operable drawer. The apparatus can heat a refrigerated product from 34 F. to greater than or equal to 140 F. in 35 minutes or less. The apparatus has a safe product transfer apparatus that has a heating cavity ranging from 250 F. to 425 F. The apparatus provides a safe product transfer apparatus that can hold the products stored therein at a safe holding temperature (ranging from greater or equal to 140 F. to not more than 205 F.), that is, not hot enough to continue heating or degrading the food product.