Dr. Wagner graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine in 1985. He works in Hagerstown, MD and specializes in Psychiatry and Psychiatry, Geriatric. Dr. Wagner is affiliated with Meritus Medical Center.
Dr. Wagner works in Hilliard, OH and specializes in Radiology. Dr. Wagner is affiliated with Mount Carmel East Hospital, Mount Carmel St Anns Hospital and Mount Carmel West Hospital.
Cone Health Medical GroupTriad Foot Center 2706 Saint Jude St, Greensboro, NC 27405 3363756990 (phone), 3363750361 (fax)
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. Wagner works in Greensboro, NC and specializes in Podiatric Medicine. Dr. Wagner is affiliated with Alamance Regional Medical Center, Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital and Wesley Long Hospital.
Chicago Blackhawks Sports · Professional Hockey Team · Sports Club/Manager/Promoter · Individual/Family Services · Sports Clubs, Managers, and Promoters · Hockey Clubs
1901 W Madison St, Chicago, IL 60612 680 N Lk Shr Dr, Chicago, IL 60611 3124557000, 3129437000, 3124557041
Matthew M. Wagner Manufacturing Staff, Operations Staff, Owner, Product Manager, President, CTO
213 W Institute Pl #604, Chicago, IL 60610 PO Box 85, Scioto Mills, IL 61032 1 E Spg St, Scioto Mills, IL 61032 PO Box 10047, Chicago, IL 60610 3127511220, 3127511051, 8152357656, 8152354801
Matthew Wagner Director Of Pharmacy
Jewel-Osco Inc Ret Groceries Ret Drugs/Sundries Whol Flowers/Florist Supplies · Ret Groceries · Supermarkets & Other Grocery Stores
3220 Chicago Rd, Chicago Heights, IL 60411 3240 Chicago Rd, Chicago Heights, IL 60411 7087557372
Matthew Wagner Chief Operating Officer And General Counsel
C E M Insurance Company Inc Surety Insurance Carrier
600 N Buffalo Grv Rd, Buffalo Grove, IL 60089 8474193500
Gregory L. Kuffel - Plainfield IL, US Samuel M. Marrs - Bradley IL, US Shaun P. Brouwer - Monee IL, US Robert T. Fitzpatrick - New Lenox IL, US Phillip J. Irwin - Mokena IL, US Matthew M. Wagner - Park Forest IL, US
Assignee:
Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/38 G02B 6/36
US Classification:
385 60, 385 72, 385 76, 385 78, 385 81
Abstract:
A re-terminable, no-crimp ST-type optical connector assembly includes a spring-loaded ferrule holder assembly and a reusable activation system for termination of the assembly. The optical connector can be terminated by a suitable cam activation tool. The connector includes a housing, such as a bayonet, matable to a mating adapter, a backbone retained within a rear of the housing, a ferrule holder provided within the backbone, and a cam provided between the ferrule holder and the backbone. The ferrule holder includes an alignment key exposed to mate with a cam activation tool to lock rotation of the ferrule holder relative to other connector components. The cam includes a cam activation cutout at a front face thereof that mates with a cam activation tool interface to enable rotation of the cam between de-activated and activated positions, the cam activation cutout also receiving the alignment key of the ferrule holder therethrough.
Matthew M. Wagner - Park Forest IL, US Roger D. Segroves - Lockport IL, US
Assignee:
Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385139, 385134
Abstract:
An activation tool used to terminate a pre-polished, no-crimp fiber optic connector. The tool holds and positions a suitable fiber optic connector, such as an ST-type Opti-Cam connector. A lever on the tool activates a connector cam mechanism to effectuate termination of the fiber. The tool includes a base that supports and locks axial and rotational movement of ferrule holder and backbone components of the connector while a rotatable cam activation tool handle engages with a cam of the connector to rotate the cam between a de-activated position and an activated or terminated position.
Matthew M. Wagner - Park Forest IL, US Roger D. Segroves - Lockport IL, US
Assignee:
Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385139
Abstract:
An activation tool used to terminate a pre-polished, no-crimp fiber optic connector. The tool holds and positions a suitable fiber optic connector, such as an ST-type Opti-Cam connector. A lever on the tool activates a connector cam mechanism to effectuate termination of the fiber. The tool includes a base that supports and locks axial and rotational movement of ferrule holder and backbone components of the connector while a rotatable cam activation tool handle engages with a cam of the connector to rotate the cam between a de-activated position and an activated or terminated position.
Gregory L. Kuffel - Plainfield IL, US Samuel M. Marrs - Bradley IL, US Shaun P. Brouwer - St. John IN, US Robert T. Fitzpatrick - Mokena IL, US Phillip J. Irwin - Mokena IL, US Matthew M. Wagner - Park Forest IL, US
Assignee:
Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/38 G02B 6/36
US Classification:
385 60, 385 72, 385 78, 385 81
Abstract:
A re-terminable, no-crimp ST-type optical connector assembly includes a spring-loaded ferrule holder assembly and a reusable activation system for termination of the assembly. The optical connector can be terminated by a suitable cam activation tool. The connector includes a housing, such as a bayonet, matable to a mating adapter, a backbone retained within a rear of the housing, a ferrule holder provided within the backbone, and a cam provided between the ferrule holder and the backbone. The ferrule holder includes an alignment key exposed to mate with a cam activation tool to lock rotation of the ferrule holder relative to other connector components. The cam includes a cam activation cutout at a front face thereof that mates with a cam activation tool interface to enable rotation of the cam between de-activated and activated positions, the cam activation cutout also receiving the alignment key of the ferrule holder therethrough. The cam further includes a first camming profile that actuates a field fiber clamp and a second camming profile that actuates a buffer clamp. The connector may further include alignment flats and features for preventing rotation and axial movement of various components.
Matthew M Wagner - Park Forest IL, US Alan F Wojcik - Cedar Lake IN, US Paul B Ducharme - New Lenox IL, US William F Mirusky - Orland Park IL, US Robert L Fritz - Elwood IL, US
Assignee:
Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385135, 385134
Abstract:
A release latch for a pre-terminated cassette is described. The pre-terminated cassette includes a release latch to allow removal of the pre-terminated cassette from a patch panel, where the patch panel includes a retaining feature for retaining the pre-terminated cassette. The release latch includes a cantilever beam located on the sidewall of the pre-terminated cassette. The cantilever beam has a hinge point that allows the beam to deflect with respect to the sidewall. The release latch further includes a depressing tab provided at the distal end of the cantilever beam and a latch tab protruding from the surface of the cantilever beam between the hinge point and the depressing tab. The latch tab is capable of engagement with the retaining feature of the patch panel when the cassette is installed in the patch panel.
Gregory L. Kuffel - Plainfield IL, US Samuel M. Marrs - Bradley IL, US Shaun P. Brouwer - St. John IN, US Robert T. Fitzpatrick - Mokena IL, US Phillip J. Irwin - Mokena IL, US Matthew M. Wagner - Park Forest IL, US
Assignee:
Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/38
US Classification:
385 60, 385 56, 385 62, 385 63
Abstract:
A re-terminable, no-crimp ST-type optical connector assembly includes a spring-loaded ferrule holder assembly and a reusable activation system for termination of the assembly. The optical connector can be terminated by a suitable cam activation tool. The connector includes a housing, such as a bayonet, matable to a mating adapter, a backbone retained within a rear of the housing, a ferrule holder provided within the backbone, and a cam provided between the ferrule holder and the backbone. The ferrule holder includes an alignment key exposed to mate with a cam activation tool to lock rotation of the ferrule holder relative to other connector components. The cam includes a cam activation cutout at a front face thereof that mates with a cam activation tool interface to enable rotation of the cam between de-activated and activated positions, the cam activation cutout also receiving the alignment key of the ferrule holder therethrough. The cam further includes a first camming profile that actuates a field fiber clamp and a second camming profile that actuates a buffer clamp. The connector may further include alignment flats and features for preventing rotation and axial movement of various components.
Matthew M. Wagner - Park Forest IL, US Alan F. Wojcik - Cedar Lake IN, US William F. Mirusky - Orland Park IL, US Paul B. Ducharme - New Lenox IL, US Robert L. Fritz - Elwood IL, US
Assignee:
Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385135, 385134, 385147
Abstract:
A release latch for a pre-terminated cassette is described. The pre-terminated cassette includes a release latch to allow removal of the pre-terminated cassette from a patch panel, where the patch panel includes a retaining feature for retaining the pre-terminated cassette. The release latch includes a cantilever beam located on the sidewall of the pre-terminated cassette. The cantilever beam has a hinge point that allows the beam to deflect with respect to the sidewall. The release latch further includes a depressing tab provided at the distal end of the cantilever beam and a latch tab protruding from the surface of the cantilever beam between the hinge point and the depressing tab. The latch tab is capable of engagement with the retaining feature of the patch panel when the cassette is installed in the patch panel.
Matthew M. Wagner - Park Forest IL, US Roger D. Segroves - Lockport IL, US
Assignee:
Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385139
Abstract:
An activation tool used to terminate a pre-polished, no-crimp fiber optic connector. The tool holds and positions a suitable fiber optic connector, such as an ST-type Opti-Cam connector. A lever on the tool activates a connector cam mechanism to effectuate termination of the fiber. The tool includes a base that supports and locks axial and rotational movement of ferrule holder and backbone components of the connector while a rotatable cam activation tool handle engages with a cam of the connector to rotate the cam between a de-activated position and an activated or terminated position.
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