Lucien C Ducret

6662450, Dec 16, 2003

Aug 16, 1999

09/374691

Lucien C. Ducret - Old Greenwich CT, 06870

B21F 1300

30 904

A tool manipulating device includes a combination of depth setting, length adjusting and workpiece clamp members provided on a longitudinal hand-held handle. The depth setting member has a blade assembly that extends perpendicular to the hand-held handle. The blade assembly is capable of rotating onto itself after penetrating into a workpiece to be stripped from its jacket at a predetermined depth to produce a ring cut and an axial cut of the workpiece upon sequentially rotating and axially pulling the cable relative to the handle.

7554041, Jun 30, 2009

Dec 29, 2006

11/646943

Lucien Ducret - Stamford CT, US

H02G 3/18

174655, 174660, 174662, 174664, 16 21, 248 56, 439604, 277606

A connector for an armored cable mountable to a wiring box has a body provided with two biasing components which are operative to engage opposite sides of the wall of the wiring box and operative to maintain the desired position of the connector upon mounting its body to the box.

8191266, Jun 5, 2012

Aug 22, 2006

11/507393

Lucien C. Ducret - Stamford CT, US

Seatek Co. - Stamford CT

B21F 13/00
H02G 1/12

30 904, 30 906, 30 911

A cutting device for relatively small cable including, among others, fiber optic cable and BX electrical cable is configured with removably coupleable adapter inserted between the top and bottom portions of the device which pivot relative to one another so as to displace a cutter to a cutting position. The adapter is configured to reduce a cable receiving space formed in the bottom portion of the device so as to center a small cable relative to the cutter which is operative to split the shield of the cable without damaging electrical conductors of the cable.

8522440, Sep 3, 2013

Dec 28, 2005

11/319089

Lucien C Ducret - Old Greenwich CT, US

B21F 13/00

30 908, 30 901, 81 94, 8352211

The inventive tool for cutting a hardened shield of cables used in harsh environment is configured with a spindle support unit and a spindle unit which is pivotally mounted to the spindle support so as to controllably vary a depth at which a cutting wheel fixed to the spindle unit penetrates a cable.

20040055160, Mar 25, 2004

Sep 24, 2002

10/253101

Lucien Ducret - Old Greenwich CT, US

SEATEK CO. INC. - STAMFORD CT

B21F013/00

030/090100

A blade stripper has a displaceable blade carriage, which is normally biased toward a cable support to automatically accommodate differently dimensioned jacketed cables, and a pair of coaxial handles spaced apart along a longitudinal axis of the blade stripper to allow the user to apply pulling forces directed substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis for producing a linear cut in the jacket.

20050066528, Mar 31, 2005

Sep 25, 2003

10/670591

Lucien Ducret - Stamford CT, US

B21F013/00

030090200, 030090100

A cable armor stripper is configured to have a blade controllably penetrating the armored cable at the desired depth in response to applying an external sforce.

20060021482, Feb 2, 2006

Jul 28, 2004

10/900730

Lucien Ducret - Stamford CT, US

B26D 5/00
B27B 17/00

083013000, 083745000

A tool for cutting an armored casing includes two upper and lower housing members biased away from one another by a resilient element, a handle pivotally coupled to the lower housing member, and an additional resilient element biasing the handle away from the lower and connected to a clamping stud. The additional resilient element is configured to yield to an initial compression force applied to the housing members and handle and sufficient to displace the clamping stud toward and engage the armored casing in a clamping position. By increasing the external force, the housing members move to a cutting position, in which a circular saw is operative to cut the clamped armored casing.

20060021483, Feb 2, 2006

Aug 2, 2004

10/909942

Lucien Ducret - Stamford CT, US

B26D 5/00
B27B 17/00

083013000, 083745000

A tool for cutting an armored casing includes two upper and lower housing members biased away from one another by a resilient element, a handle pivotally coupled to the lower housing member, and an additional resilient element biasing the handle away from the lower and connected to a clamping stud. The additional resilient element is configured to yield to an initial compression force applied to the housing members and handle and sufficient to displace the clamping stud toward and engage the armored casing in a clamping position. By increasing the external force, the housing members move to a cutting position, in which a circular saw is operative to cut the clamped armored casing.