Brandon Eugene Wilson, 46702 Old Mcdade Rd, Elgin, TX 78621

8490525, Jul 23, 2013

Feb 14, 2011

13/026571

Brandon Wilson - Phoenix AZ, US
Timothy L. Youtsey - Scottsdale AZ, US
Wang C. Hui - Sanchong, CN

PCT International, Inc. - Mesa AZ

B25B 23/14
B25B 23/155

81475, 81467

A torque application device according to aspects of the present invention comprises (1) a collar for engaging a fastener, (2) a grip coupled to the collar, the grip preferably configured to magnify torque applied to it and to transfer all or part of the magnified torque to the collar, and (3) a slip mechanism to help avoid applying more than a predetermined, maximum amount of torque. The device may further include an indicator (such as a visual, audible and/or tactile indicator) to indicate when a predetermined maximum torque has been reached.

2010029, Nov 25, 2010

May 21, 2009

12/470430

Brandon Wilson - Phoenix AZ, US
Timothy Lee Youtsey - Scottsdale AZ, US

H01R 43/26
B25B 23/142
B25B 13/06

81467, 811211, 29758

A torque application device according to the present invention comprises a collar for engaging a fastener, a grip coupled to the collar such that a predetermined maximum torque can be applied to the collar to tighten the fastener, and a slip mechanism to prevent the likelihood that the maximum torque is exceeded. The device may further include an indicator (such as a visual, audible and/or tactile indicator) to indicate that the predetermined maximum torque has been applied.

2013008, Apr 11, 2013

Sep 7, 2012

13/607542

Brandon Wilson - Phoenix AZ, US
Paul Sterkeson - Mesa AZ, US

PCT International, Inc. - Mesa AZ

H01R 43/28

72372, 72457

The present disclosure describes various embodiments of devices for preparing cables, such as devices for pulling back the shield on an end portion of a coaxial cable to prepare the end portion for attachment to a connector. A coaxial cable, with an exposed central conductor, a dielectric insulator, and a shield (e.g., a metallic shield) can be inserted into a bore of a shield pull-back device configured in accordance with the present disclosure. As the cable is inserted into the bore, one or more gripping members can engage the cable shield and pull it back evenly without damaging the central conductor or the dielectric insulator.

2017033, Nov 16, 2017

Jul 31, 2017

15/665393

- Mesa AZ, US
Brandon Wilson - Phoenix AZ, US
Timothy L. Youtsey - Tempe AZ, US

PCT International, Inc. - Mesa AZ

H01R 9/05
H01R 24/40
H01R 24/38
H01R 103/00
H01R 13/622

A coaxial cable connector includes an inner barrel having a longitudinal axis and opposed front and rear ends, an inner post having opposed front and rear ends, and the front end of the inner barrel is carried at and on the rear end of the inner post.

2017010, Apr 13, 2017

Oct 13, 2016

15/293065

- Mesa AZ, US
Brandon Wilson - Phoenix AZ, US
Timothy L. Youtsey - Tempe AZ, US

PCT International, Inc. - Mesa AZ

H01R 9/05
H01R 24/38

A coaxial cable connector includes an inner barrel having a longitudinal axis, a front end, a rear end, and a compression band between the front and rear ends. A compression collar is mounted to the inner barrel for axial movement over the inner barrel from a retracted position to an advanced position. An inner post of the connector has opposed front and rear ends, and the front end of the inner barrel is carried at and on the rear end of the inner post. In response to axial movement of the compression collar over the inner barrel, the compression band compresses inward. When a cable is applied to the connector and the compression collar is moved axially forward over the inner barrel, the connector is permanently secured to the cable.