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Geoffrey Caplette Phones & Addresses
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2245 Crescent Dr, Altadena, CA 91001 (626) 201-8000
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San Gabriel, CA
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Irwindale, CA
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Pasadena, CA
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Acton, CA
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La Crescenta, CA
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Baldwin Park, CA
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PLASTECH TRANSPARENCIES INC
15554 E Arrow Hwy, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
15554 Arrow Hwy, Duarte, CA 91706
15554 Arrow Hwy, Duarte, CA 91706
Publications
Us Patents
Glass Oil Lamp
View pageUS Patent:
D3595722, Jun 20, 1995
Filed:
May 11, 1994
Appl. No.:
D/022761
Inventors:
Geoffrey K. Caplette - Altadena CA
US Classification:
D26 11
Bus Window Graffiti Shield Mounting With Moisture Seal
View pageUS Patent:
60122579, Jan 11, 2000
Filed:
Jun 6, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/870477
Inventors:
Geoffrey K. Caplette - Altadena CA
Assignee:
Transmatic, Inc. - Waterford MI
International Classification:
E06B 104
E06B 300
E06B 300
US Classification:
52202
Abstract:
A mounting for a window and at least one shield for protecting the window. In a typical embodiment, the window is rectangular, such as a bus window, and the shield is a thin flexible sheet of plastic. The window is mounted on elastomeric seals in a metallic frame and held in place by a second set of elastomeric seals. The shield is placed in a pre-formed trench of the inner elastomeric seals which creates an air gap preventing contact between the shield and the window. An inwardly curved and flexible lip extending above the trench is capable of bending back to conform to the surface of the shield when installed to form a water tight seal and to help hold the shield in place.
Glass Oil Lamp
View pageUS Patent:
D3593690, Jun 13, 1995
Filed:
Jan 21, 1994
Appl. No.:
D/017830
Inventors:
Geoffrey K. Caplette - Altadena CA
Patricia A. Sprouse - Altadena CA
Patricia A. Sprouse - Altadena CA
US Classification:
D26 11
Glass Oil Lamp
View pageUS Patent:
D3552667, Feb 7, 1995
Filed:
Jan 21, 1994
Appl. No.:
D/017827
Inventors:
Geoffrey K. Caplette - Altadena CA
Patricia A. Sprouse - Altadena CA
Patricia A. Sprouse - Altadena CA
Assignee:
Aurora Art, Inc. - Altadena CA
US Classification:
D26 11
Window Shield
View pageUS Patent:
60475005, Apr 11, 2000
Filed:
Apr 20, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/063105
Inventors:
Geoffrey K. Caplette - Altadena CA
Assignee:
Transmatic, Inc. - Waterford MI
International Classification:
E06B 718
US Classification:
49466
Abstract:
A mounting bracket and window shield assembly for protecting a window of the type found on a subway or bus includes a shield made of a flexible sheet of plastic. The shield is held in place by a mounting bracket which mounts directly to the existing window and window frame on the four sides of the window. The mounting bracket has a T-shaped cross section in which a first arm of the T forms a tab that is inserted between the existing window and window frame. The second arm of the T and the body of the T together form a seat upon which the window shield is placed. The window shield is held in place against the seat of the mounting bracket by a length of an elastomeric retaining seal. The retaining seal includes a bead which permits the retaining seal to be removably anchored to a channel formed by the body of the mounting bracket.
Light Weight Vehicle Window Construction
View pageUS Patent:
62500287, Jun 26, 2001
Filed:
Jul 29, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/363541
Inventors:
Geoffrey K. Caplette - Altadena CA
Assignee:
Transmatic, Inc. - Waterford MI
International Classification:
E06B 300
US Classification:
52208
Abstract:
A lightweight bus window construction has a window frame with a generally U-shaped channel around its lateral edges. A step is provided adjacent the opening of the U-shaped channel along the lower edge with a lip extending above the step along the edge. A thin sheet of plastic glazing material in the frame has its upper and side edges within the U-shaped channel along the upper and side edges, and the lower edge of the sheet rests on the step. The sheet is sufficiently thin that it will flex for fitting the upper and side edges into the channel without disassembling the frame. An elastomeric gasket fills the space between the sheet of glazing material and the face of the U-shaped channel on the opposite of the channel from the lip. The gasket includes a portion along the lower edge extending upwardly above the opening of the U-shaped channel and engaging the face of the sheet of glazing material opposite to the lip. The elastomeric gasket secures the glazing material within the frame.
Glass Oil Lamp
View pageUS Patent:
D3527921, Nov 22, 1994
Filed:
Jan 21, 1994
Appl. No.:
D/017829
Inventors:
Geoffrey K. Caplette - Altadena CA
Assignee:
Aurora Art, Inc. - Altadena CA
US Classification:
D26 11