Brian S Wetrich

US Patent:

D544527, Jun 12, 2007

Filed:

Feb 24, 2006

Appl. No.:

29/254490

Inventors:

Neil Gromley - Kensington OH, US
Mark Mahaffey - New Philadelphia OH, US
Brian Wetrich - Canton OH, US
Robert Klatt - Canal Fulton OH, US
Dustin Cairns - Deerfield OH, US
Allan Bakerink - New Philadelphia OH, US

Assignee:

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

1804

US Classification:

D18 35

US Patent:

D548274, Aug 7, 2007

Filed:

Feb 24, 2006

Appl. No.:

29/254516

Inventors:

Neil Gromley - Kensington OH, US
Mark Mahaffey - New Philadelphia OH, US
Brian Wetrich - Canton OH, US
Robert Klatt - Canal Fulton OH, US
Dustin Cairns - Deerfield OH, US
Allan Bakerink - New Philadelphia OH, US

Assignee:

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

1999

US Classification:

D18 351

US Patent:

7306407, Dec 11, 2007

Filed:

Sep 14, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/521262

Inventors:

Neil Gromley - Kensington OH, US
Mark Mahaffey - New Philadelphia OH, US
Brian Wetrich - Canton OH, US
Robert Klatt - Canal Fulton OH, US
Dustin Cairns - Deerfield OH, US
Allan Bakerink - Latrobe PA, US

Assignee:

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

B65G 53/00

US Classification:

406197, 406110, 406176, 406112

Abstract:

A pneumatic transport system including an up receive/down send customer terminal having a pivot assembly for vertically and pivotally displacing a pneumatic carrier between a vertical position and an angularly disposed presentation position. The customer terminal includes a movable carrier cradle assembly to absorb relatively small impact forces from a vehicle mirror or other moving object. The carrier cradle assembly also includes a break away feature for limiting damage to the customer terminal from greater impact forces. A blower in the customer terminal is operative in pressure and vacuum modes to supply pressure differentials to selectively move the carrier. An up receive/down send operator terminal includes a rotatable door for opening and closing a carrier access opening. A component panel assembly is movable to allow access to terminal components of the operator terminal.

US Patent:

7309192, Dec 18, 2007

Filed:

Sep 14, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/521217

Inventors:

Neil Gromley - Kensington OH, US
Mark Mahaffey - New Philadelphia OH, US
Brian Wetrich - Canton OH, US
Robert Klatt - Canal Fulton OH, US
Dustin Cairns - Deerfield OH, US
Allan Bakerink - Latrobe PA, US

Assignee:

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

B65G 53/00

US Classification:

406197, 406110, 406176, 406112

Abstract:

A pneumatic transport system including an up receive/down send customer terminal having a pivot assembly for vertically and pivotally displacing a pneumatic carrier between a vertical position and an angularly disposed presentation position. The customer terminal includes a movable carrier cradle assembly to absorb relatively small impact forces from a vehicle mirror or other moving object. The carrier cradle assembly also includes a break away feature for limiting damage to the customer terminal from greater impact forces. A blower in the customer terminal is operative in pressure and vacuum modes to supply pressure differentials to selectively move the carrier. An up receive/down send operator terminal includes a rotatable door for opening and closing a carrier access opening. A component panel assembly is movable to allow access to terminal components of the operator terminal.

US Patent:

7311471, Dec 25, 2007

Filed:

Sep 14, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/521168

Inventors:

Neil Gromley - Kensington OH, US
Mark Mahaffey - New Philadelphia OH, US
Brian Wetrich - Canton OH, US
Robert Klatt - Canal Fulton OH, US
Dustin Cairns - Deerfield OH, US
Allan Bakerink - Latrobe PA, US

Assignee:

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

B65G 51/26

US Classification:

406112, 406110, 406176

Abstract:

A pneumatic transport system including an up receive/down send customer terminal having a pivot assembly for vertically and pivotally displacing a pneumatic carrier between a vertical position and an angularly disposed presentation position. The customer terminal includes a movable carrier cradle assembly to absorb relatively small impact forces from a vehicle mirror or other moving object. The carrier cradle assembly also includes a break away feature for limiting damage to the customer terminal from greater impact forces. A blower in the customer terminal is operative in pressure and vacuum modes to supply pressure differentials to selectively move the carrier. An up receive/down send operator terminal includes a rotatable door for opening and closing a carrier access opening. A component panel assembly is movable to allow access to terminal components of the operator terminal.

US Patent:

7311472, Dec 25, 2007

Filed:

Sep 14, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/521202

Inventors:

Neil Gromley - Kensington OH, US
Mark Mahaffey - New Philadelphia OH, US
Brian Wetrich - Canton OH, US
Robert Klatt - Canal Fulton OH, US
Dustin Cairns - Deerfield OH, US
Allan Bakerink - Latrobe PA, US

Assignee:

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

B65G 51/26

US Classification:

406112, 406110, 406176

Abstract:

A pneumatic transport system including an up receive/down send customer terminal having a pivot assembly for vertically and pivotally displacing a pneumatic carrier between a vertical position and an angularly disposed presentation position. The customer terminal includes a movable carrier cradle assembly to absorb relatively small impact forces from a vehicle mirror or other moving object. The carrier cradle assembly also includes a break away feature for limiting damage to the customer terminal from greater impact forces. A blower in the customer terminal is operative in pressure and vacuum modes to supply pressure differentials to selectively move the carrier. An up receive/down send operator terminal includes a rotatable door for opening and closing a carrier access opening. A component panel assembly is movable to allow access to terminal components of the operator terminal.

US Patent:

7311473, Dec 25, 2007

Filed:

Sep 14, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/521264

Inventors:

Neil Gromley - Kensington OH, US
Mark Mahaffey - New Philadelphia OH, US
Brian Wetrich - Canton OH, US
Robert Klatt - Canal Fulton OH, US
Dustin Cairns - Deerfield OH, US
Allan Bakerink - Latrobe PA, US

Assignee:

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

B65G 51/26

US Classification:

406112, 406110, 406176, 74 8918

Abstract:

A pneumatic transport system including an up receive/down send customer terminal having a pivot assembly for vertically and pivotally displacing a pneumatic carrier between a vertical position and an angularly disposed presentation position. The customer terminal includes a movable carrier cradle assembly to absorb relatively small impact forces from a vehicle mirror or other moving object. The carrier cradle assembly also includes a break away feature for limiting damage to the customer terminal from greater impact forces. A blower in the customer terminal is operative in pressure and vacuum modes to supply pressure differentials to selectively move the carrier. An up receive/down send operator terminal includes a rotatable door for opening and closing a carrier access opening. A component panel assembly is movable to allow access to terminal components of the operator terminal.

US Patent:

7311475, Dec 25, 2007

Filed:

Sep 14, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/520903

Inventors:

Neil Gromley - Kensington OH, US
Mark Mahaffey - New Philadelphia OH, US
Brian Wetrich - Canton OH, US
Robert Klatt - Canal Fulton OH, US
Dustin Cairns - Deerfield OH, US
Allan Bakerink - Latrobe PA, US

Assignee:

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

B65G 53/00

US Classification:

406197, 406110, 406176, 406112

Abstract:

A pneumatic transport system including an up receive/down send customer terminal having a pivot assembly for vertically and pivotally displacing a pneumatic carrier between a vertical position and an angularly disposed presentation position. The customer terminal includes a movable carrier cradle assembly to absorb relatively small impact forces from a vehicle mirror or other moving object. The carrier cradle assembly also includes a break away feature for limiting damage to the customer terminal from greater impact forces. A blower in the customer terminal is operative in pressure and vacuum modes to supply pressure differentials to selectively move the carrier. An up receive/down send operator terminal includes a rotatable door for opening and closing a carrier access opening. A component panel assembly is movable to allow access to terminal components of the operator terminal.