Steve Lee Larson

US Patent:

7153411, Dec 26, 2006

Filed:

Dec 30, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/748493

Inventors:

Steve Larson - Lino Lakes MN, US
Daniel VanCamp - Covington WA, US
Nielsen Eric - Redmond WA, US

Assignee:

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN

International Classification:

C25F 3/22
C25F 3/24
C25F 3/26
C25F 1/00

US Classification:

205661, 205640, 205710

Abstract:

A method of cleaning and polishing an alloy comprising at least one noble metal and at least one non-noble metal, the method including the steps of submerging said alloy in an electrolytic acidic bath comprising at least one chelating or complexing agent including sulfur, and applying a multiple pulse periodic reverse waveform, and articles cleaned and/or polished thereby.

US Patent:

49269046, May 22, 1990

Filed:

Jun 12, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/364178

Inventors:

Gary C. Polk - Eden Prairie MN
Steve A. Larson - Stacy MN
Ronald E. Albrecht - Crystal MN

Assignee:

Power Flo Products Corp. - Minneapolis MN

International Classification:

F04B 2100

US Classification:

137565

Abstract:

A housing for a pressure washer for internal components of the washer such as a pump, an electric motor for the pump and a valve assembly. The housing has first and second identical interconnected housing halves. The inner surface of the housing halves include pairs of ribs interacting to engage the internal components.

US Patent:

48517240, Jul 25, 1989

Filed:

Aug 8, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/229832

Inventors:

Gary C. Polk - Eden Prairie MN
Steve A. Larson - Stacy MN
Ronald E. Albrecht - Crystal MN

Assignee:

Power Flo Products Corp. - Minneapolis MN

International Classification:

H02K 500

US Classification:

310 68A

Abstract:

A pressure washer according to the preferred teachings of the present invention is disclosed including a pump driven by a gear reduced, high speed, series universal motor supported in a housing by a switch housing. The motor is stopped and started by a pressure actuation switch to remove the necessity of an unloader valve. A valve assembly is provided which includes provisions for allowing or for preventing weepage through the pump and for relieving excessive pressure. The housing is formed of identical, non-mirror image housing halves which are interconnected end for end. Pairs of ribs upstand from the inner surface of the housing halves, with the first of the pair of ribs of the first housing half interacting with the second of the pair of ribs of the second housing half to engage the internal components while the second of the pair of the first housing half and the first of the pair of the second housing half not interfering with the internal components. The switch housing interacts with abutting ribs of the interconnected first and second housing halves to create an air baffle for dividing the housing into hot and cold compartments, with the electrical components of the washer located in the hot compartment and the water components of the washer located in the cold compartment. The switch housing includes a key slot which clamps the pressure line to a nipple on the switch and which holds the switch in the switch housing protected from the elements by the motor supported thereon.