Michael M Greco

US Patent:

7958605, Jun 14, 2011

Filed:

Jun 11, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/137031

Inventors:

Michael A. Greco - Brooklyn NY, US

International Classification:

B65D 71/00

US Classification:

24288, 206159, 294 872

Abstract:

A cap clip for fastening caps together is realized employing pressure type pincer snaps, allowing complex geometrical shapes to be formed while reducing the use of fasteners. In one embodiment, the cap clip includes a generally triangular base and three pincer snaps formed integrally with the base along the outer perimeter. Preferably, each pincer snap is comprised of a pair of convex walls and a shared clasping section lying along a radius of curvature path that are co-centric.

US Patent:

8474458, Jul 2, 2013

Filed:

Oct 29, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/589855

Inventors:

Mitchell W. Yadven - Bradenton FL, US
Michael Greco - Bethpage NY, US

International Classification:

A61M 11/00

US Classification:

12820711, 12820024, 12820713, 12820628

Abstract:

An ergonomic chin support is designed for use in combination with medical headgear. The headgear has flexible straps adapted for locating a ventilation interface on a patient. The ergonomic chin support comprises a generally arcuate and substantially rigid chin cradle. First and second substantially rigid extensions are formed at opposite ends of the chin cradle, and are adapted for being pulled by respective straps of the headgear to urge the chin cradle against the mandible of the patient. Retaining posts are provided for retaining the ergonomic chin support at a fixed location along respective lengths of the straps.

US Patent:

20100077573, Apr 1, 2010

Filed:

Mar 23, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/408845

Inventors:

MICHAEL A. GRECO - Brooklyn NY, US

International Classification:

A44B 99/00

US Classification:

24457

Abstract:

A cap clip for fastening caps together is realized employing pressure type pincer snaps, allowing complex geometrical shapes to be formed while reducing the use of fasteners. In one embodiment, the cap clip includes a generally triangular base and three pincer snaps formed integrally with the base along the outer perimeter. Preferably, each pincer snap is comprised of a pair of convex walls and a shared clasping section lying along a radius of curvature path that are co-centric. In another embodiment, each pincer snap includes a single convex plate and concave walls of a twin clasping section consisting of two triangular sections with a spacing centrally disposed therebetween. Each triangular section has two outer concave walls extending vertically upward away from the base, and joined laterally to each other along a corresponding rounded edge. Alternatively, concave plates may be used, with a recessed channel formed between each of concave plate and corresponding concave walls of said clasping section for securing the cap therebetween.

US Patent:

43887902, Jun 21, 1983

Filed:

Jun 29, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/278638

Inventors:

Michael Greco - White Plains NY

International Classification:

F16B 506
E04C 110
E04C 130
E04H 100

US Classification:

52584

Abstract:

A partition and paneling system comprises connecting means for joining of abutting wall panels together to form an integral wall. The connecting means includes a head section supporting the ceiling and connected to the conventional overhead steel work or black iron. Downwardly extending top guide channels are mounted to the head section and the upper portion of a fastening member is located within the top guide channels and extends downwardly therefrom. The fastening member comprises an enlarged upper portion, an elongated intermediate portion having tapered wedged-shaped blocks at intermediate portions therealong and a lower enlarged portion having a threaded axial aperture which is engaged by a threaded rod. The rod is locked in the lower enlarged portion at one end and has an outwardly extending block at the lower end thereof and an elongated lock nut mounted thereto. The transverse block portion cooperates with stop blocks in a base mounting channel to tighten the wedge-shaped portions into mating elements mounted on the edges of a abutting wall panels.