Daniel F Schneider

Address:

3705 Design Pass, Madison, WI 53719

VIN:

JM1BK32F271640821

Make:

MAZDA

Model:

MAZDA3

Year:

2007

US Patent:

6444356, Sep 3, 2002

Filed:

Mar 27, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/535328

Inventors:

Jackson C. Ma - Middleton WI 53562
El-Sayed Megahed - Madison WI 53711
Timothy J. Stachoviak - Madison WI 53711
Shirley A. Craanen - Madison WI 53704
Daniel A. Schneider - Madison WI 53719
Joseph P. Nestler - Verona WI 53593

International Classification:

H01M 216

US Classification:

429145, 429144, 429254, 429316

Abstract:

A secondary battery separator comprises a fibrous core coated with a polymer having improved electrode adhesion properties in unitary laminated construction. Vacuum removal of plasticizer without solvent extraction prevents brittleness and results in microporosity in a thin layer of enhanced ion conductivity.

US Patent:

20020095743, Jul 25, 2002

Filed:

May 22, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/862713

Inventors:

Daniel Schneider - Franklin WI, US
Leo Spychalla - Watertown WI, US

Assignee:

Velvac, Inc. - New Berlin WI

International Classification:

E05B001/00

US Classification:

016/111100

Abstract:

A two-piece interlocking handle assembly which provides a rigid hand hold for a hose and coupling device received thereby, the handle assembly being particularly useful when coupling a glad hand operatively mounted to the hose and coupling device extending from a trailer of a semi-tractor to a glad hand operatively mounted to a mating air brake line extending from the semi-tractor. The handle assembly includes two opposing halves which are releasably connectable by slidably engaging projecting members of one half with associated slots of the other half. Resilient locking members mounted on one half engage the other half to securely connect the halves together.

US Patent:

20050150921, Jul 14, 2005

Filed:

Jan 9, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/754391

Inventors:

Daniel Schneider - Franklin WI, US

International Classification:

B62J007/00
B62J009/00
B62J011/00

US Classification:

224413000

Abstract:

A saddlebag mounting system for use with a motorcycle. The saddlebag mounting system comprising a saddlebag and a saddlebag frame fixedly attached to the saddlebag. The saddle bag frame includes a hook member that extends a distance from the saddlebag. The hook member is adapted to couple to a portion of the motorcycle to at least partially support the saddlebag

US Patent:

20120023756, Feb 2, 2012

Filed:

Jul 27, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/191943

Inventors:

Daniel H. Schneider - Franklin WI, US
Scott R. Fischer - Menomonee Falls WI, US

International Classification:

B26B 13/00

US Classification:

30254

Abstract:

A hand cutting tool includes a handle lock assembly configured to retain handles of the cutting tool in a closed position. The handle lock assembly includes a latch that pivots with respect to a first handle about a latch axis from a locked position to an unlocked position and a pin manually movable with respect to a second handle between an engaged position and a released position. In a latched position of the handle lock assembly, the latch is in the locked position and engages the pin in the engaged position to retain the second handle in the closed position, and in an unlatched position of the handle lock assembly, the latch is in the unlocked position and is disengaged from the pin in response to the pin being manually moved to the released position to allow the second handle to move toward the open position.

US Patent:

55003087, Mar 19, 1996

Filed:

May 2, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/236578

Inventors:

Jack T. West - McFarland WI
James H. Annen - McFarland WI
Daniel A. Schneider - Madison WI
Marek K. Kokoszka - Atkinson WI

Assignee:

Rayovac Corporation - Madison WI

International Classification:

H01M 208

US Classification:

429171

Abstract:

This invention pertains to electrochemical cells, and specifically to an inner seal member in an electrochemcical cell. The inner seal member is positioned against, and in intimate contact with that portion of the separator which extends above the cathode mix, or a retaining washer on the cathode mix, and is also in intimate contact with the cathode mix or the retaining washer. The seal member is preferably emplaced as a fluid material and is preferably distributed by centrifugal force, by rotating the cell as the sealant material is dispensed into the cell. The inner seal member is effective to retard loss of battery performance over an extended period of storage time, both at room temperature and at elevated temperature. The seal member is a composition of hydrocarbons or fatty acid ester oils having the capacity to remain in full surface-to-surface contact, as it cools, with the surfaces upon which it is placed warm or hot, in the cell.

US Patent:

60429658, Mar 28, 2000

Filed:

Dec 12, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/989803

Inventors:

Joseph P. Nestler - Verona WI
Daniel A. Schneider - Madison WI
Shirley A. Craanen - Madison WI
Timothy J. Stachoviak - Waunakee WI

Assignee:

Johnson Research & Development Company, Inc. - Smyrna GA

International Classification:

H01M 214
H01M 402

US Classification:

429129

Abstract:

A secondary battery separator comprises a fibrous core embedded in a polymeric sheet having improved electrode fusion thereto in unitary construction. In the process of manufacturing the separator, a fibrous, polymeric, substantially two-sided core matrix is coated with a polymer mixture containing a plasticizer and a solvent vehicle, and a vacuum is applied to the reverse side from the coated side to cause the polymer mixture to penetrate and infuse the capillary voids of the core matrix from the opposite coated side. The vacuum is continued until the solvent vehicle is fully volatilized. After the solvent vehicle has dissipated, the fiber matrix is turned over, and the process is repeated by applying a coating of polymer mixture to the second side and pulling a vacuum on the opposite side to cause penetration of the matrix.

US Patent:

61802816, Jan 30, 2001

Filed:

Dec 12, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/989709

Inventors:

Daniel A. Schneider - Madison WI
Joseph P. Nestler - Verona WI
Shirley A. Craanen - Madison WI
Timothy J. Stachoviak - Waunakee WI
Lonnie G. Johnson - Smyrna GA

Assignee:

Johnson Research & Development Company, Inc. - Smyrna GA

International Classification:

H01M 214
H01M 402
H01M 448
H01M 458

US Classification:

429129

Abstract:

An electrode and separator composite comprises a separator and an electrode embedded in a polymer matrix. Application of an electrode slurry to a polymer coated separator and subsequent drying in a solvent enriched atmosphere forms a secondary battery structure characterized by a seamless composite structure.

US Patent:

50791087, Jan 7, 1992

Filed:

Jun 12, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/714355

Inventors:

James H. Annen - Dane WI
Daniel A. Schneider - Dane WI

Assignee:

Rayovac Corporation - Madison WI

International Classification:

H01M 202
H01M 206
H01M 606

US Classification:

429171

Abstract:

An improved dry cell seal closure is disclosed which will substantially prevent moisture loss from and/or oxygen ingress into a battery cell while maximizing the volume available within the cell for the cathode mix core. The seal closure comprises a seal member, such as a plastic washer, placed on top of the cell, covering all of the edge of the domed lip; sealing means, such as an adhesive coated plastic tape, adhesive coated shrink film wrap or shrink film tube, positioned to cover all of the edge and at least part of the upper surface of the seal member and to extend over at least a portion of the side of the cell, thus holding the seal member in place; a compression member placed over the seal member to partially cover the sealing means, further securing the seal member and creating a seal between the seal member and the domed lip of the cell and between the seal member and the metal terminal member of the battery an insulator tube placed around the cell and extending over at least a portion of the top of the metal terminal member; and an outer jacket covering the insulator tube and dry cell which extends radially inwardly over a portion of the top of the metal terminal member so as to exert and maintain adequate sealing pressure on said metal terminal member, said compression member, said sealing means, and said seal member.