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Harry J Cebula

from Livonia, MI
Age ~68
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Also known as:
Harry James Cebula, Harry S Cebula
Phone and address:
34700 Norfolk St, Livonia, MI 48152
(248) 477-6568
Related to:
Heather J Cebula, 68Melissa M ColemanDebra A Cebula, 66Joshua M Coleman, 42Christopher J Cebula, 37Melissa A Cebula, 42Payton Coleman
Connected to:
April Cebula, 68Daniel P Cebula, 96Natalie Cebula, 48Pawel T Cebula, 53Piotr A Cebula, 51Joyce I Cebulak, 88Walter S Cebulak, 81Peter A Cebular, 64Tyler C Cebulko, 35Colleen M Cebulla, 52

Harry Cebula Phones & Addresses

  • 34700 Norfolk St, Livonia, MI 48152 (248) 477-6568
  • Harrison, MI
  • 34700 Norfolk St, Livonia, MI 48152

Work

Company: E&e manufacturing co, inc. Position: Design engineer

Skills

Tool and Die • Die Design • Metal Stamping Prototyping

Industries

Automotive

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Design Engineer

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Location:
200 Industrial Dr, Plymouth, MI 48170
Industry:
Automotive
Work:
E&E Manufacturing Co, Inc.
Design Engineer
Skills:
Tool and Die
Die Design
Metal Stamping Prototyping

Publications

Us Patents

Adjustable Armrest For A Road Vehicle

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US Patent:
8002357, Aug 23, 2011
Filed:
Aug 16, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/857160
Inventors:
Harry J. Cebula - Livonia MI, US
Thomas Judy - Plymouth MI, US
Mark L. Cutshall - Livonia MI, US
Jozef Kwiecinski - Macomb MI, US
Assignee:
E & E Manufacturing company, Inc. - Plymouth MI
International Classification:
B60N 2/46
US Classification:
29741132, 29741135
Abstract:
An adjustable armrest for a vehicle seat comprising an armrest housing pivoted on a seat back frame and a pair of locking elements in the housing, one of which is adjustable and the other being fixed. A seat back stop is engageable with the adjustable locking element. A seat occupant, using an armrest release mechanism, may adjust the relative positions of the locking elements to change a desired active position of the armrest. A memory feature permits return of the armrest to the desired active position from an upright stowed position.

Folding Tray Assembly

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US Patent:
20060261644, Nov 23, 2006
Filed:
Mar 13, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/374618
Inventors:
Mark Cutshall - Livonia MI, US
Jozef Kwiecinski - Macomb MI, US
Lawrence Scott - Brighton MI, US
Harry Cebula - Livonia MI, US
International Classification:
A47B 83/02
US Classification:
297173000
Abstract:
A folding tray assembly includes a support member and a tray member. The tray member is pivotably supported by the support member and is moveable relative thereto between a use position and a stowed position. The folding tray assembly further includes a locking mechanism operable to selectively lock the tray member to the support member in one of either the use position or the stowed position. The locking mechanism is housed within the tray assembly such that the mechanism is not visible or accessible by an occupant, but rather remotely actuated by a handle or lever. The support member, tray member, and locking mechanism are assembled together using integrally formed fasteners and do not require the use of individual mechanical fasteners. In one exemplary embodiment, the support member, tray member, and locking mechanism are snap-fit together using a tab/slot arrangement.

Adjustable Armrest For A Road Vehicle

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US Patent:
20090026826, Jan 29, 2009
Filed:
Jul 2, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/166438
Inventors:
Harry J. Cebula - Livonia MI, US
Thomas Judy - Plymouth MI, US
Mark L. Cutshall - Livonia MI, US
Josef Kwiecinski - Macomb MI, US
Assignee:
E & E Manufacturing Company, Inc. - Plymouth MI
International Classification:
B60N 2/46
A47C 7/54
B60N 2/02
US Classification:
29741132, 29741138
Abstract:
An adjustable armrest for a vehicle seat comprising an armrest housing pivoted on a seat back frame and a pair of locking elements in the housing, one of which is adjustable and the other being fixed. A seat back stop is engageable with the adjustable locking element. A seat occupant, using an armrest release mechanism, may adjust the relative positions of the locking elements to change a desired active position of the armrest. A memory feature permits return of the armrest to the desired active position from an upright stowed position.
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