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Eric M Hiner, 7411040 18Th St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33322

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11040 18Th St, Plantation, FL 33322    954-4738301    954-2366914   

11040 NW 18Th Mnr, Plantation, FL 33322    954-2366914    407-5930088   

Fort Lauderdale, FL   

11040 NW 18Th Mnr, Plantation, FL 33322    954-2366914   

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New Product Research

Location:
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Industry:
Aviation & Aerospace
Work:
Astronics
New Product Research
Education:
Nova Southeastern University 2002 - 2004
Master of Business Administration, Masters, Entrepreneurial Studies, Entrepreneurship
Skills:
Microsoft Office, Management, Customer Service, Project Management, Leadership, Microsoft Excel, Strategic Planning, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint, Program Management, Engineering
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Protective Hood And Oral/Nasal Mask

US Patent:
6340024, Jan 22, 2002
Filed:
Nov 4, 1994
Appl. No.:
08/334751
Inventors:
Michael J. Brookman - Davie FL
Eric M. Hiner - Plantation FL
Assignee:
DME Corporation - Ft. Lauderdale FL
International Classification:
A61M 1600
US Classification:
12820125, 12820115, 12820119, 12820122, 12820123, 12820124, 12820126, 12820128, 12820418, 12820525, 12820526, 12820527, 12820528, 12820529, 12820612, 12820617
Abstract:
An improved oral/nasal mask-hood is provided for protection of individuals in the event of fire or smoke exposure. When attached to a supplemental supply of oxygen the mask-hood also provides hypoxia protection to individuals exposed to decompression as in some aircraft incidents. The mask-hood employs a five stage filtering process for converting toxic atmospheric air to breathable fresh air. The hood covers the wearers head, neck and shoulder area. A neck seal is provided inside the hood for preventing gases from locating within the hood and irritating the wearers eyes. A transparent member is located on the hood adjacent the wearers line of sight to provide visibility during the emergency. The hood-mask device, as assembled, is small enough to retrofit into the space provided for the present decompression mask alone.

Personal Locator Beacon

US Patent:
D694658, Dec 3, 2013
Filed:
Jul 11, 2012
Appl. No.:
29/426871
Inventors:
Dalia Avidor - Cooper City FL, US
Eric M. Hiner - Plantation FL, US
Assignee:
Astronics Corporation - East Aurora NY
International Classification:
1004
US Classification:
D10 65, D10 70

Lamp Assembly For An Evacuation Slide

US Patent:
5444604, Aug 22, 1995
Filed:
Mar 21, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/215308
Inventors:
Eric M. Hiner - Plantation FL
Fernando J. Tages - North Lauderdale FL
Assignee:
DME Corporation - Fort Lauderdale FL
International Classification:
F21V 2100
US Classification:
362226
Abstract:
A lamp assembly for installation on aircraft evacuation slides having a cover and a base that interlock to form a curvilinear and pliable lamp housing that is engineered from a plastic resin for light dispersement and durability, wherein in the preferred embodiment the base secures the lamp in a twist lock engagement for convenient replacement and where the base and cover together provide improved strain relief for the wire conductor.

Double Carcass Hose Failure Detection System

US Patent:
5714681, Feb 3, 1998
Filed:
May 14, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/649140
Inventors:
Robert L. Furness - Pompano Beach FL
Eric M. Hiner - Plantation FL
David Lloyd Estep - Lauderhill FL
Bert Sherman - Coral Springs FL
International Classification:
G01M 308
US Classification:
73 405R
Abstract:
Disclosed an electro-optical sensor which preferably is used to detect leaks in marine surface and submarine anti-pollution hoses which are used to transfer petroleum products to and from ships. The electro-optical sensor is located in housings that allow petroleum products of varying viscosity's to flow to the sensor. A variety of alarm methods can be used to signal that a leak has occurred in the hose.

Possible Relatives

Cynthia J Hiner  David Hiner  Deborah L Hiner  Debra L Hiner  Dianne D Hiner  Douglas R Hiner  Elaine M Hiner  Eric N Johnson  Eric Stamps  Eric P Stander 

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