Jonathan J Simon, 36424 Gage Rd, Sears Corners, NY 10509

2011019, Aug 18, 2011

Feb 12, 2010

12/705295

Braden A. McDermott - West Hartford CT, US
Jonathan S. Simon - Pleasant Valley CT, US
Xu Ding - West Hartford CT, US

C03B 17/00
C03B 7/14

65127, 65304

An optimized scoop for receiving the glass gobs formed by the shearing mechanism is disclosed which provides an optimal trajectory that enables glass gobs passing therethrough to have an improved glass gob shape together with a negligible increase in glass gob length, with a velocity that is equal to or better than that of previously known scoops. The optimized scoop enhances glass gob shape to produce a more uniformly cylindrical glass gobs and eliminate dog-bone configurations. Trajectory of the optimized scoop is optimized both to enhance exit velocity of the glass gobs and minimize forces applied to the glass gobs.

4674664, Jun 23, 1987

Dec 31, 1985

6/814965

Jonathan D. Simon - New York NY

A45F 304

224215

A backsack including a flexible pouch with an open upper end, and an opposed pair of shoulder straps. The shoulder straps comprise elongate cords looped about the open end of the pouch in opposite directions for a contraction of the open end and a closing of the pouch upon an outward pull on the straps. The looped cords are engaged through apertures at the closed bottom of the pouch, each cord extending beyond the corresponding aperture and forming a waist strap.

2020005, Feb 20, 2020

Aug 14, 2018

16/103767

Xu Ding - Farmington CT, US
Jonathan S. Simon - Pleasant Valley CT, US

Emhart Glass - Steinhausen

C03B 9/41
C03B 9/14

An improved system and method for forming falling hot glass gobs which will be molded into glass containers in an Individual Section (IS) machine is disclosed which controls the weight, length, and shape of such glass gobs as they are produced. The system includes a gob feeder apparatus and a gob shearing mechanism a controller using models being used to correlate the effect of a number of feeder control settings on gob weight, length, and, shape. The controller is configured to adjust various feeder control settings based on a prioritized order of the feeder control settings such that gobs having different physical characteristics for different ones of the individual sections can be produced during a single machine cycle. By implementing the models, a closed loop system has been developed to set up controls to achieve the desired gob forming for each individual section and cavity.