Timothy John Wilson

7730850, Jun 8, 2010

Nov 15, 2004

10/990103

James Khoury - Strongsville OH, US
Drew Roberts - Concord OH, US
Lenzie Borders - Cleveland Heights OH, US
Charles Nagy - North Ridgeville OH, US
Timothy Wilson - Wakeman OH, US

Nordson Corporation - Westlake OH

B05C 11/10

118668, 118679, 118686, 118713

A spray application system for applying material to a surface of a rotating body such as a beverage can includes a detector that detects the actual speed of rotation of the surface during a spraying operation. This allows a controller to adjust trigger signals for the application device to be adjusted based on speed of rotation to minimize overcoat. A laser sensor may be used as an example. The use of the speed detector also allows for partial wraps as well as full wraps of applying material to the rotating surface.

20030185096, Oct 2, 2003

Nov 26, 2002

10/296673

Thomas Hollstein - Hill Drive OH, US
Margaret Ruminski - Garfield Heights OH, US
James Smith - Rock Creek Run OH, US
Michael Zgayb - Lorain OH, US
James Messerly - Stow OH, US
John Dillon - Lorain OH, US
Timothy Wilson - Huron OH, US

B01F013/08

366/273000

A dispensing apparatus is provided that dispenses minute quantities of liquid material, such as, for example, pharmaceutical suspensions, while maintaining substantial homogeneity of the suspension. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes a mixing device that stirs, agitates or otherwise imparts motion to the suspension that is contained in a reservoir. For example, a mixing device is realized in the form of a magnetic impeller, mixer or stirrer that is disposed within the suspension. A series of magnets external to the reservoir are rotated to produce a rotating magnetic field that induces rotation of the impeller.

20080160937, Jul 3, 2008

Jul 25, 2007

11/828038

Douglas M. Baker - Ypsilanti MI, US
Timothy J. Wilson - Ypsilanti MI, US

TECAT ENGINEERING, INC. - ANN ARBOR MI

H04B 1/04

4551275

A method of operating a wireless sensing system includes activating a sensor to generate an output. A transmitter is activated, and is in electrical communication with the sensor to receive the sensor output signal. The sensor output signal is transmitted by the transmitter to a receiver. The transmitter is then de-activated after the transmitting step.

20100215835, Aug 26, 2010

May 7, 2010

12/775603

James Khoury - Stronsgville OH, US
Drew Roberts - Concord OH, US
Lenzie Borders - Cleveland Heights OH, US
Charles Nagy - North Ridgeville OH, US
Timothy Wilson - Wakeman OH, US

NORDSON CORPORATION - Westlake OH

B05D 1/02

427 8, 427425

A spray application system for applying material to a surface of a rotating body such as a beverage can includes a detector that detects the actual speed of rotation of the surface during a spraying operation. This allows a controller to adjust trigger signals for the application device to be adjusted based on speed of rotation to minimize overcoat. A laser sensor may be used as an example. The use of the speed detector also allows for partial wraps as well as full wraps of applying material to the rotating surface.

20200204048, Jun 25, 2020

Dec 21, 2018

16/229135

- Detroit MI, US
Mithun Sunny - Farmington Hills MI, US
Timothy M. Wilson - Howell MI, US
Frederick W. Rhoads - Holly MI, US

H02K 15/02
H02K 15/00
H02K 15/085

A method of engaging wire ends of a stator assembly. The method involves advancing multiple fingers radially inwardly toward the wire ends, and rotating the fingers. The fingers have protrusions that engage the wire ends. A tooling assembly for engaging the wire ends has a first plate, a second plate, and has the fingers. The first plate has slots, and the second plate has teeth. The fingers have pins that ride in the slots of the first plate, and the fingers have teeth that mesh with the teeth of the second plate.

20150056041, Feb 26, 2015

Jan 17, 2014

14/157836

- Detroit MI, US
Timothy M. Wilson - Howell MI, US
David M. Woodard - Grosse Pointe Park MI, US
Chun K. Kwong - Pontiac MI, US

GM GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONS LLC - Detroit MI

F16B 33/06

411378, 4273855, 427240

A bolt includes a body and a threaded portion formed on the body. The bolt further includes a phosphate base coat, which covers at least the body and is in direct contact with the body. The bolt also includes a PTFE overcoat, which substantially covers the phosphate base coat and is separated from the body of the bolt by the phosphate base coat.