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18095 Road 24R, Fort Jennings, OH 45844    419-4533834   

Chillicothe, OH   

Kalida, OH   

Cloverdale, OH   

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Artificial Arrow Fletch

US Patent:
D243527, Mar 1, 1977
Filed:
Aug 20, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/606306
Inventors:
Leonard Schnipke - Cloverdale OH
International Classification:
D2205
US Classification:
D22 12

Method For Assembling A Surgical Stapling Cartridge

US Patent:
5653928, Aug 5, 1997
Filed:
Jun 15, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/490767
Inventors:
Leonard H. Schnipke - Cloverdale OH
Assignee:
Schnipke Family Partnership - Ottoville OH
International Classification:
B29C 3702
B29C 6500
B23Q 300
US Classification:
264138
Abstract:
Method for assembling staple drivers in a cartridge to be used during surgery includes a fixture having tapered converging passageways to guide staple drivers into alignment with pockets in the cartridge. After the staple drivers are properly in place to be pushed into the pockets of the cartridge, a plunger with blade-shaped projections descends such that the blades project through the fixture and the passageways therein to push the drivers into the pockets. To prevent the drivers from falling out of the pockets through the entrance opening where they were inserted, a pocket locking or blocking element is applied to the cartridge after the drivers are in the pockets.

Apparatus And Method For Assembling Staple Drivers In A Cartridge

US Patent:
5836147, Nov 17, 1998
Filed:
Apr 3, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/832092
Inventors:
Leonard H. Schnipke - Cloverdale OH
Assignee:
Schnipke Family Partnership - Ottoville OH
International Classification:
B29C 3702
B29C 6500
B23Q 300
US Classification:
59 71
Abstract:
Apparatus for assembling staple drivers in a cartridge to be used during surgery includes a fixture having tapered converging passageways to guide staple drivers into alignment with pockets in the cartridge. After the staple drivers are properly in place to be pushed into the pockets of the cartridge, a plunger with blade-shaped projections descends such that the blades project through the fixture and the passageways therein to push the drivers into the pockets. To prevent the drivers from falling out of the pockets through the entrance opening where they were inserted, a pocket locking or blocking element is applied to the cartridge after the drivers are in the pockets.

Guide For Inserting Articles Into Cartridges

US Patent:
6158205, Dec 12, 2000
Filed:
Jul 14, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/353096
Inventors:
Leonard H. Schnipke - Cloverdale OH
Ronald J. Schnipke - Cloverdale OH
Donald K. Schnipke - Cloverdale OH
Assignee:
Schnipke Family Limited Liability Company - Ottoville OH
International Classification:
B29C 3702
B23Q 300
US Classification:
59 71
Abstract:
An improved guide fixture is disclosed. The guide fixture includes two portions forming a guide passage. The first portion funnels a discrete element into a second portion. A knife edge located adjacent a slot in the guide passage separates the discrete element from a holder while the discrete element is inserted into a cartridge.

Surgical Cartridge Wall Expander

US Patent:
2008008, Apr 17, 2008
Filed:
Sep 28, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/528859
Inventors:
Leonard J. Schnipke - Ft. Jennings OH, US
Brian Doepker - Kalida OH, US
Ronald J. Schnipke - Cloverdale OH, US
International Classification:
B23P 19/00
B23Q 17/00
US Classification:
2940709, 294071, 29798
Abstract:
A pocket-sizing apparatus for a device that inserts staple drivers into pockets aligned to form a slot in a surgical staple cartridge. A fin extends from a driver guide fixture for insertion into the slot. The fin increases the size of the slot, thereby aiding in inserting drivers into the pockets. Preferably a second fin extends from the driver guide fixture adjacent the fixture passage and aligned with the first fin. A gap is formed between the first and second fins, extending from a first edge to an opposite edge of the fixture passage. The driver is driven through the gap. The fins are substantially equal to the thickness of the driver. The fins have tapered leading edges to aid cartridge insertion and removal, and a lip extends from the driver guide fixture for preventing the fins from widening the slot too much and for narrowing an overly wide slot.

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