Michael Ari Fishman

US Patent:

8191496, Jun 5, 2012

Filed:

Mar 9, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/720313

Inventors:

Michael Fishman - Ft Lauderdale FL, US

International Classification:

G10K 9/04
F04B 33/00

US Classification:

116142FP, 417544

Abstract:

The pump horn includes a chamber that can be filled continuously and indefinitely by a push/pull slide that when pushed into the chamber forces pressurized air through an attachable member, a tube, a sound producing device, and an amplifying unit to produce a loud blast sound. The push/pull slide includes a screw in piece at the end which is secureable to the attachable member within the chamber for releasable securement of the push/pull slide. This allows compact carrying and storage.

US Patent:

20050204362, Sep 15, 2005

Filed:

Mar 10, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/797177

Inventors:

Surajit Chatterjee - South Riding VA, US
Brian Mizelle - Ashburn VA, US
Ravi Raghavasimhan - Reston VA, US
Michael Fishman - Ashburn VA, US

International Classification:

H04L009/00

US Classification:

719318000

Abstract:

A method for managing workflow for an application, including obtaining an application adapter associated with the application, wherein the application adapter specifies a sub-task, monitoring the application to obtain a state, and performing an action associated with the sub-task, if the state is associated with the sub-task.

US Patent:

20120291290, Nov 22, 2012

Filed:

May 18, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/110293

Inventors:

Michael Fishman - Coral Springs FL, US
Neal Markus - Hollywood FL, US

International Classification:

B26B 21/44

US Classification:

30 41

Abstract:

A disposable combination open top razor cap with razor head having an aerosol dispenser as the handle. The shaving cream can be dispensed by simply depressing the nozzle that is open on the cap and comes out through an extended dispenser opening. When the open top cap with the razor blade is attached the dispenser it is used as part of the handle. Also the razor cap does not need to be removed to spray out the shaving cream. Also the open top razor cap is removable so it could put on a full aerosol dispenser if the one it is on is empty. If the razor is worn it can be replaced with a newer open top razor on the dispenser. Additionally the razor itself can be replaced by itself on the open top razor cap.

US Patent:

20120325503, Dec 27, 2012

Filed:

Jun 21, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/165316

Inventors:

Michael Fishman - Coral Springs FL, US
Neal Markus - Hollywood FL, US

International Classification:

A62C 13/76
A62C 13/64

US Classification:

169 75, 169 89

Abstract:

An Aerosol Fire Extinguisher with Trigger Sprayer that can be easily held in one hand. The extinguishing agent is under pressure in an aerosol can and can only be released by pulling the tab of the trigger sprayer. The Trigger Sprayer Unit cannot be sprayed until the tab is pulled. The Can is a cylindrical canister housing and has a Dip Tube that goes to the bottom of the can to the Fire Extinguishing Agent. There is Propellant in the can that pushes the Fire Extinguishing Agent up through the Dip Tube. Pulling the tab of the Sprayer Unit allows the Trigger to be pressed and be moved so the Trigger Pivoting Member of the Trigger Sprayer Unit is able to press down on the stem of the Mounting Cup of the Can which then allows the Propellant in the Can to force the Fire Extinguishing Agent through the Dip Tube up through the Chamber Hole into the Direction Chamber with pressure out the Nozzle toward the fire. The user then holds down the trigger and sprays the fire with the Fire Extinguishing Agent until the fire is out.

US Patent:

20180222663, Aug 9, 2018

Filed:

Feb 3, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/424068

Inventors:

Michael Scott Fishman - Parkland FL, US
Neal Markus - Hollywood FL, US

International Classification:

B65D 83/68
B65D 83/20
B65D 83/32
B65D 83/48
B65D 83/62
B65D 83/14
C09K 11/07
C09K 3/30

Abstract:

An chemiluminescent aerosol Sprayer that can be easily held in one hand capable of marking highly visible areas at night time for emergency, military, safety, and fun directly on a variety of substrates and surfaces. In the preferred embodiment of the invention there are two valve assemblies on one fixed container. The invention works by an actuator being depressed on two different valve assemblies in a single fixed container to two different chambers which are pressurized by means of a non-flammable liquid or gaseous propellant. The chemical ingredients from each chamber are mixed by an actuator which simultaneously ejects the contents of each chamber through their respective valve assemblies into the mixing valve of the actuator to produce a gel or spray of chemiluminescent aerosol spray.

US Patent:

20180200549, Jul 19, 2018

Filed:

Jan 19, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/410432

Inventors:

Michael Fishman - Parkland FL, US
Neal Markus - Hollywood FL, US

International Classification:

A62C 13/00
A62C 13/64

Abstract:

An Aerosol Fire Extinguisher with Trigger Sprayer that can be easily held in one hand that contains in one embodiment of the invention the fire extinguishing agent in a a bag under pressure in an aerosol can and can only be released by pulling the tab of the trigger assembly. In another embodiment of the invention the Aerosol Fire Extinguisher with Trigger Sprayer does not have a bag but utilizes traditional aerosol technology with unique gases. The trigger sprayer is open when the tab is pulled. The Aerosol Fire Extinguisher with trigger sprayer is cylindrical canister housing and a valve for directing the product flowing out of the can. Pulling the tab of the trigger assembly allows pivoting member of the trigger assembly to be able to press down on the stem of the mounting cup of the aerosol can which then allows the pressurized gas in the aerosol can to force the fire extinguishing liquid through the dip tube up through the direction hole into the direction chamber with pressure out the nozzle toward the fire. The user then sprays the fire with the extinguishing agent until the fire is out.

US Patent:

20170129689, May 11, 2017

Filed:

Nov 10, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/937411

Inventors:

Michael Fishman - Coral Springs FL, US
Neal Markus - Hollywood FL, US

International Classification:

B65D 83/20
B65D 83/14
B65D 83/32

Abstract:

An environmentally safer aerosol freeze spray formulation and delivery system that is under pressure in an aerosol can and can only be released by pulling the trigger of the trigger sprayer by a finger or fingers. The trigger sprayer unit cannot be sprayed until the tab is pulled. The can is cylindrical canister housing and has a dip tube that goes into the can into the freeze spray. The freeze spray formulation in the can travels up through the dip tube up to the trigger sprayer and out a nozzle in which is cold and will flow out as an mist when the trigger is depressed.

US Patent:

20160175546, Jun 23, 2016

Filed:

Dec 18, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/575588

Inventors:

Michael Fishman - Coral Springs FL, US
Neal Markus - Hollywood FL, US

International Classification:

A61M 11/00
A61K 33/40

Abstract:

An Aerosol Hydrogen Peroxide Mixture Agent with Trigger Sprayer that can be easily held in one hand. The Hydrogen Peroxide Agent is in a bag inside a can and under pressure from air or nitrogen or mixture thereof, and can only be initially opened and released by pulling the tab of the trigger sprayer. The Trigger Assembly cannot be sprayed until the tab is pulled. The Can is cylindrical canister housing and has a Dip Tube that goes to the bag of the can to the Hydrogen Peroxide Mixture Agent. There is Propellant composed of air or nitrogen or mixture thereof in the can that pushes on the bag holding the Hydrogen Peroxide Mixture Agent up through the Dip Tube to the Valve Operative and then to the Actuator Stem up through the Trigger Sprayer Initially pulling the tab of the Trigger Assembly allows the Trigger to be pressed and be moved. Once the Tab is pulled it does not ever need to be pulled again for future uses and allows the Trigger Pivoting Member of the Trigger Assembly to press down on the Actuator Stem which then exerts pressure on the Valve Operative which allows the Propellant in the Can to exert pressure on the bag and force the Hydrogen Peroxide Mixture Agent in the bag through the Dip Tube up the Valve Operative through the Chamber Hole into the Direction Chamber with pressure up through the Nozzle out the Opening toward the area to be treated. The user then holds down the trigger and sprays the area to be treated with the Hydrogen Peroxide Mixture Agent which comes out as a mist in a spray cone.