Mark Erin Robbins

US Patent:

7051413, May 30, 2006

Filed:

Mar 17, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/803773

Inventors:

Rosendo Camacho - Panorama City CA, US
Mark Randolph Robbins - Camarillo CA, US

Assignee:

Robbins Auto Top Company - Oxnard CA

International Classification:

B23P 6/00

US Classification:

2940208, 2940201

Abstract:

A process for replacing a first soft-top of a convertible-top of a motor vehicle with a second soft-top includes removing the first soft-top from the convertible-top. The first soft-top is separated from a headliner of the convertible-top. The second soft-top is selected. The second soft-top has a window larger than a window of the first soft-top. A plurality of receptacles are fixed to an edge of the larger window. The second soft-top is attached to the motor vehicle. The larger window is connected directly to the headliner by engaging headliner anchors with the receptacles fixed to the larger window.

US Patent:

7069633, Jul 4, 2006

Filed:

Aug 17, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/920655

Inventors:

Rosendo Camacho - Panorama City CA, US
Mark Randolph Robbins - Camarillo CA, US

Assignee:

Robbins Auto Top Company - Oxnard CA

International Classification:

B23P 6/00

US Classification:

2940208, 2940201

Abstract:

A process for replacing a first soft-top of a convertible-top of a motor vehicle with a second soft-top includes separating the first soft-top from a headliner of the convertible-top and removing the first soft-top from the convertible top. The second soft-top is selected. The second soft-top has a window at least as large as a window of the first soft-top. A plurality of receptacles are fixed to the second soft-top. The second soft-top is attached to the motor vehicle. The second soft-top is connected directly to the headliner by engaging headliner anchors with the receptacles fixed to the second soft-top.

US Patent:

62280481, May 8, 2001

Filed:

Oct 23, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/178375

Inventors:

Mark Robbins - Englewood CO

Assignee:

CM Robbins Company Inc. - Englewood CO

International Classification:

A61M 100

US Classification:

604 31

Abstract:

A colonic irrigation apparatus for cleaning bodily orifices such as the large intestine, which converts pressurized water from a building's water supply into a gravity flow and which provides precise temperature control even at extremely low flow rates. Water temperature is regulated by alternating the flow from separate hot and cold water inlets around a preset temperature set point, and sending the water into a filter. The filter blends the water, evening the temperature, whereupon the water passes through a temperature safety valve and on to an elevated pressure-to-gravity converter. Pressure is regulated by the converter, which receives the pressurized water, drains most of it under the flow of gravity to the patient at a preset flow rate, and vents the excess pressure by diverting a variable flow of the incoming water down to a drain.

US Patent:

47997273, Jan 24, 1989

Filed:

Apr 10, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/037114

Inventors:

Mark R. Robbins - Santa Monica CA
Douglas W. Robbins - Malibu CA
Roy P. Agosta - Southgate CA

Assignee:

Robbins Auto Top Co., Inc. - Santa Monica CA

International Classification:

E05D 102

US Classification:

296107

Abstract:

An improved hinge is provided for interconnecting window panes or the like, wherein the hinge is particularly adapted for use in a folding rear window of an automotive vehicle having a fold-down convertible top. The hinge comprises an elongated one-piece extrusion of flexible elastomer material shaped to define a back-to-back pair of generally U-shaped channel strips joined together by a short hinge segment along one side thereof. The channel strips are respectively secured with substantial bond area to adjacent edges of a pair of window panes, with the hinge segment acccommodating relatively free swinging movement of the panes betweeen a normal position lying generally in a common plane and a folded or stacked position for compact storage.