David M Hand

49892665, Feb 5, 1991

Oct 13, 1989

7/421077

Anthony J. Borgese - Lynbrook NY
Gaeton J. Dragone - Croton Falls NY
David R. Hand - Kings Park NY

Point Blank Body Armor, Inc. - Amityville NY

F41H 102

2 25

A body armor insert has a set of ballistic cloth plies made from polyethylene fibers sandwiched between first and second sets of ballistic cloth plies made from aramid fiber. The number of plies in each of the three sets of plies is a function of a level of protection to be provided. Each of the two sets of aramid plies are sewn together along a central region of the set of plies. The set of polyethylene fiber plies are not sewn together except that all three sets of plies are sewn together in a shoulder region of the body armor insert.

50739859, Dec 24, 1991

Oct 22, 1990

7/601267

Richard Stone - Holbrook NY
David R. Hand - Kings Park NY

Point Blank Body Armor, Inc. - Amityville NY

F41H 102

2 25

A protective body armor garment shell is disclosed which has a front panel and a back panel made of a lightweight material and having features simulating a uniform shirt such that the garment shell can be worn over or in place of a standard uniform shirt and maintain a professional appearance while concealing the fact that body armor is being worn. The back panel is attached to the body utilizing a belt which firmly retains the garment to the body even when the front panel is loosely draped across the chest. The drapable feature allows a person wearing the garment to loosen the front panel to provide ventilation while maintaining the garment on the body, to maximize comfort.

53316835, Jul 26, 1994

Nov 13, 1991

7/795187

Richard Stone - Holbrook NY
David R. Hand - Kings Park NY

Point Blank Body Armor, Inc. - Amityville NY

F41H 102

2 25

A protective body armor garment shell is disclosed which has a front panel and a back panel made of a lightweight material and having features simulating a uniform shirt such that the garment shell can be worn over or in place of a standard uniform shirt and maintain a professional appearance while concealing the fact that body armor is being worn. The back panel is attached to the body utilizing a belt which firmly retains the garment to the body even when the front panel is loosely draped across the chest. The drapable feature allows a person wearing the garment to loosen the front panel to provide ventilation while maintaining the garment on the body, to maximize comfort.

53318676, Jul 26, 1994

Oct 19, 1992

7/962851

Thomas S. Carpenter - New York NY
David D. Hand - New York NY

Carpenter Manufacturing Co., Inc. - Manlius NY

H02G 112

81 951

Apparatus for cutting, severing and stripping a portion of a covering layer, such as insulation, from the end of a filamentary core material, such as an electrical conductor. The apparatus includes means for clamping the workpiece to restrain axial movement thereof and a pair of blades which move radially of the workpiece to cut the insulation and then axially to complete the severing operation and strip the severed slug fully or partly from the conductor. The apparatus is powered by a pneumatic cylinder and includes means for automatically varying the clamping force on the workpiece commensurately with the axial pulling force exerted by the blades during severing and stripping. Unique mounting and moving means for the blades and workpiece clamping members are provided to permit pivotal mounting of the blade and clamping member supports while constraining reciprocal movement thereof radially of the workpiece to a linear path.