Shane C Seiple, 504312 Turtle Creek Dr, Perrysburg, OH 43551

7735897, Jun 15, 2010

Feb 25, 2008

12/072244

Shane C. Seiple - Perrysburg OH, US
Charles E. Ash - Perrysburg OH, US
H. Richard Voght - Perrysburg OH, US

Pilkington North America, Inc. - Toledo OH

B60J 1/00

296 841, 296 89, 2961461, 296201

A vehicle slider assembly has a frame, upon which a fixed panel and an upper and a lower track are attached, and a slider panel assembly that moves in the tracks. The frame defines a window opening that the moving slider panel assembly opens and closes. The interior surfaces of the frame provide constant sealing surfaces for seals attached to the outwardly directed slider panel surfaces. The lower horizontal portion of the frame is adjacent to the lower track and has drain holes through it. The lower track has a reservoir channel defined in it, such that, moisture that is interior to the vehicle slider assembly accumulates in the reservoir channel and flows through the drain holes to the exterior of the vehicle slider assembly. An appliqué may be disposed over the exterior of the lower frame portion so that the flow of the moisture is hidden in an unencumbered and aesthetically pleasing manner.

7789450, Sep 7, 2010

Nov 23, 2009

12/623467

Shane C. Seiple - Perrysburg OH, US
Charles E. Ash - Perrysburg OH, US
H. Richard Voght - Perrysburg OH, US

Pilkington North America, Inc. - Toledo OH

B60J 1/10

29614615, 29614616

A flush-flush horizontal vehicle window assembly is provided that includes a sliding panel with guide pins, formed with a load-bearing shoulder, on sliding panel corners, and a frame defining a window opening. The frame is attached to two fixed panels. Upper/lower tracks are attached above/below the window opening. Each track has a leading and a trailing guide path formed through a surface of the respective tracks, where the pins partially project into the guide paths and where load-bearing shoulder surfaces smoothly and reliably slide on the track surfaces. Each leading guide path is “S” shaped and each trailing guide path is shaped in a perpendicular manner at one end, which causes the sliding panel to smoothly enter and seal the window opening in a flush manner. An aesthetically pleasing flush-flush slider results when the sliding panel is in the plane of the window opening and further in the plane of the outer vehicle body panel.

2004020, Oct 14, 2004

Apr 28, 2003

10/424146

Shane Seiple - Perrysburg OH, US
Brian Demers - Rossford OH, US

Calphalon Corporation

B65D051/16

220/369000, 220/912000

A cookware lid has upper and lower holes provided on a recessed, sloping surface. The lower end of the recessed surface provides a reservoir to receive and drain liquid The upper holes allow steam and foam to escape a vessel, condense and run down the sloping surface into the reservoir and back into a vessel, avoiding boil over during cooking. The lid may also include a locking mechanism to attach to a vessel so as to further avoid boil over and also permit straining.

2008010, May 1, 2008

Oct 15, 2007

11/974588

Shane C. Seiple - Perrysburg OH, US
Charles E. Ash - Perrysburg OH, US
H. Richard Voght - Perrysburg OH, US

Pilkington North America, Inc. - Toledo OH

B60J 1/00

29614616, 29592, 49413

A flush-flush horizontal vehicle window assembly is provided that includes a sliding panel with guide pins, formed with a load-bearing shoulder, on sliding panel corners, and a frame defining a window opening. The frame is attached to two fixed panels. Upper/lower tracks are attached above/below the window opening. Each track has a leading and a trailing guide path formed through a surface of the respective tracks, where the pins partially project into the guide paths and where load-bearing shoulder surfaces smoothly and reliably slide on the track surfaces. Each leading guide path is “S” shaped and each trailing guide path is shaped in a perpendicular manner at one end, which causes the sliding panel to smoothly enter and seal the window opening in a flush manner. An aesthetically pleasing flush-flush slider results when the sliding panel is in the plane of the window opening and further in the plane of the outer vehicle body panel.

2009024, Oct 1, 2009

Jul 9, 2007

12/309126

Shane C. Seiple - Perrysburg OH, US
Charles E. Ash - Perrysburg OH, US
H. Richard Voght - Perrysburg OH, US

PILKINGTON NORTH AMERICA, INC. - TOLEDO OH

B60J 1/18

49374

A partial and a full drop vertical vehicle slider assembly are provided that do not require a horizontal beltline support member. For the partial drop assembly, two fixed panels each with a division member, an upper header member, and a horizontal vehicle body opening edge abut to form the slider panel opening. For the full drop assembly, an upper header member, two upper slider assembly side members, and a horizontal vehicle body opening edge abut one another to form a slider panel opening. In both cases, the horizontal vehicle body opening edges have seals attached, through which a slider panel vertically slides up and spans the vertical extent of the slider panel opening to close the slider assembly, and slides down into the vehicle body to open the slider panel opening. In the case of the full drop assembly, unimpaired backlite viewing is provided.

2013001, Jan 24, 2013

Jul 11, 2012

13/546140

Brian J. Clark - Toledo OH, US
Thomas S. Hicks - Allen MI, US
David M. Kovach - Paris KY, US
Matthew A. Rapin - Tecumseh MI, US
Keith H. Schwaderer - Fremont OH, US
Shane C. Seiple - Perrysburg OH, US
Charles Sitterlet - Northwood OH, US
Robert M. Thomas - Sylvania OH, US

H05B 3/84
B60J 1/16

49 70

A heated vehicle sliding window assembly has a fixed glass panel with an opening formed in it and a slidably movable glass panel capable of closing the opening. Disposed on the fixed glass panel are electrically conductive grid lines that form two grid resistors which are connected together as a series circuit, which is connected between two electrically conductive bus bars deposited on the fixed glass panel. Disposed on the slidably movable glass panel are electrically conductive grid lines that form a third grid resistor, which is connected between two other electrically conductive bus bars disposed on the movable glass panel. Both sets of electrically conductive bus bars may be connected together as a parallel circuit when the opening is either opened or closed by the movable glass panel.

2013022, Aug 29, 2013

Feb 28, 2013

13/779819

Pilkington Group Limited - , US
Keith H. Schwaderer - Fremont OH, US
Shane C. Seiple - Perrysburg OH, US

Pilkington Group Limited - Lathom

B05D 1/28

427429, 118256

A method of conditioning an applicator tip for subsequent use in uniformly applying an adhesion-promoting primer material to a glass vehicle window, and the device for accomplishing such conditioning of the applicator tip are aspects of the invention.

2013025, Oct 3, 2013

Mar 22, 2013

13/848779

- Nr. Ormskirk, GB
Shane C. Seiple - Perrysburg OH, US

E05F 15/00
E05D 15/06

49352

A powered sliding drive assembly is provided with a sliding panel having a frame member on its periphery and guide pins that are on the bottom of the sliding panel. The pins may have a washer and/or a collar disposed on them. The washers provide quiet movement of the sliding pane. The sliding panel defines a plane. The assembly further has two or more cables, each of which is separately attached on one end to opposite sides of the frame member, pins, washers, and/or collars, where each of these ends of the cables is in the plane of the sliding panel. Each cable is attached on another end to opposite sides of a drive unit. The pins of the sliding panel are positioned in tracks, whereby the sliding panel can be located in a flush-flush position with a fixed panel and a vehicle body panel.