Paasche; Gerhard

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Paasche; Gerhard.The latest application filed is for "bandaging structure and methodology".

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Paasche; Gerhard - Scappoose OR
Paasche; Gerhard - Scappose OR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Bandaging structure and methodology App 20090082711 - Paasche; Gerhard	2009-03-26
Bandaging structure and methodology App 20080119774 - Paasche; Gerhard	2008-05-22
Helmet cushioning pad with variable, motion-reactive applied-load response, and associated methodology Grant 7,299,505 - Dennis , et al. November 27, 2	2007-11-27
Moisture-barriered, body-contact protective interface structure Grant 7,269,860 - Dennis , et al. September 18, 2	2007-09-18
Probe-style, quick-attach interconnect mechanism App 20070194173 - Paasche; Gerhard	2007-08-23
Helmet chin-strap harness structure Grant 7,246,385 - Dennis , et al. July 24, 2	2007-07-24
Rear-sector helmet suspension App 20070033715 - Paasche; Gerhard	2007-02-15
Self-balancing, load-distributing helmet structure Grant 7,159,249 - Dennis , et al. January 9, 2	2007-01-09
Moisture-barriered, body-contact protective interface structure App 20060253964 - Dennis; Michael R. ; et al.	2006-11-16
Headset-accommodating, load-balancing, helmet strap system App 20060179537 - Dennis; Michael R. ; et al.	2006-08-17
Self-balancing, load-distributing helmet structure App 20060096011 - Dennis; Michael R. ; et al.	2006-05-11
Body-contact protective interface structure with neutral internal adhesive interface App 20060032572 - Dennis; Michael R. ; et al.	2006-02-16
Helmet chin-strap harness structure App 20060010583 - Dennis; Michael R. ; et al.	2006-01-19
Bilateral, warp-tolerant, cross-synchronized, gear-lock adjustable seat structure Grant 6,966,605 - Dennis , et al. November 22, 2	2005-11-22
Helmet cushioning pad with variable, motion-reactive applied-load response, and associated methodology App 20050251899 - Dennis, Michael R. ; et al.	2005-11-17
Body-contact interface structure with neutral internal adhesive interface App 20050255307 - Dennis, Michael R. ; et al.	2005-11-17
Impact-G-force vector-modifying seat structure and method Grant 6,860,553 - Dennis , et al. March 1, 2	2005-03-01
Bilateral, warp-tolerant, cross-synchronized, gear-lock adjustable seat structure App 20050017563 - Dennis, Michael R. ; et al.	2005-01-27
Impact-G-force vector-modifying seat structure and method App 20040245815 - Dennis, Michael R. ; et al.	2004-12-09
Gear-lock adjustable seat structure Grant 6,827,403 - Paasche , et al. December 7, 2	2004-12-07
Gear-lock Adjustable Seat-back Inclination Structure App 20040217637 - Paasche, Gerhard ; et al.	2004-11-04
Pressure-evenizing low-rebound wound dressing Grant 6,812,375 - Dennis , et al. November 2, 2	2004-11-02
Pressure-evenizing low-rebound wound dressing App 20030236479 - Dennis, Michael R. ; et al.	2003-12-25
Body-contact protective interface structure and method App 20020152542 - Dennis, Michael R. ; et al.	2002-10-24

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