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Neil Paul Ziegmann

from Lake View, IA
Age ~68
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Also known as:
Neil P Ziegmann, Niel P Ziegmann, Neil P Zeigmann, Nell Ziegmann, Neil Zigmann, Neil Ziegman
Phone and address:
270 E Shore Dr, Carnarvon, IA 51450
(712) 657-3200
Related to:
Tuener Collett, 44Josette L Ziegmann, 74Dave TurnerTerry Camy Lschultz, 57Lois C ZiegmannChristina H Schultz, 46Jeffery N ZiegmannCollett A Turner, 44Jeffery N Ziegmann, 68Camy J Cleveringa, 53Kevin R Schultz, 76Collett A ZiegmannTurner CollettAaron Schultz, 64
Connected to:
Belinda Ziegman, 62Diane K Ziegman, 67Monica C Ziegmont, 56Bernhard A Ziegner, 88Eric J Ziehe, 64Brian Ziehl, 43Charles E Ziehl, 83Jordan M Ziehl, 36Patricia A Ziehl, 88Chris Ziehm, 46

Neil Ziegmann Phones & Addresses

  • 270 E Shore Dr, Lake View, IA 51450 (712) 657-3200
  • 713 Locust St, Odebolt, IA 51458 (712) 657-3200
  • 1010 270Th St, Kiron, IA 51448 (712) 675-4504 (712) 657-3200
  • 106 Lime St #22, Kiron, IA 51448 (712) 657-3200
  • Port Isabel, TX
  • Lakeview, TX
  • Hastings, IA
  • Carroll, IA
  • Manning, IA
  • Miami Gardens, FL

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

Emails

f***[email protected]

Publications

Us Patents

Slide Mounting Tools, Kits And Systems Containing Same And Methods Related Thereto

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US Patent:
7281338, Oct 16, 2007
Filed:
Sep 30, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/954637
Inventors:
Neil Ziegmann - Kiron IA, US
Jeff Ziegmann - Kiron IA, US
Assignee:
NPZ Inc. - Kiron IA
International Classification:
G01D 21/00
US Classification:
33645, 33474, 33481, 33667
Abstract:
Slide mounting tools are disclosed, including a magnetic slide mounting tool having at least one magnet for mounting a slide to a surface. In one embodiment, a first section of a slide can be magnetically coupled to the slide mounting tool and installed on a stationary component. In one embodiment, at least one magnet is oriented substantially vertically on the slide mounting tool for magnetic coupling with the first section of the slide during installation of the section on edge against a vertical surface. The magnetic mounting tool thus allows, for the first time, a user to not only magnetically couple a stationary component section of virtually any type of slide to a stationary component, but provides a design that allows an extension slide to be extended while clamped to the stationary component, thus allowing a single user to align, clamp, extend and install a stationary component section of a slide without any outside assistance. A non-magnetic slide mounting tool having a first substantially vertical surface clampable to a stationary component, the non-magnetic slide mounting tool further having a second substantially vertical surface perpendicular to the first substantially vertical surface is also disclosed. The non-magnetic mounting tools also allows, for the first time, a single user to align and install moving component sections, as well as stationary component sections of slides without any outside assistance.

Slide Mounting Tool And Method Of Use

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US Patent:
7979998, Jul 19, 2011
Filed:
Nov 9, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/614891
Inventors:
Neil Ziegmann - Lake View IA, US
International Classification:
G01D 21/00
US Classification:
33645, 33474, 33481, 33667
Abstract:
Described herein is an improved tool and method for installing undermount drawer slides in a cabinet. The undermount drawer slides are of the type commonly used to conceal the drawer slide from a user for improved aesthetics. The tool is designed so that the drawer slide fits snugly and securely to the tool and the drawer slide may be adjusted horizontally or vertically without moving or becoming displaced easily. The method of using the tool provides a means for securely attaching the drawer slide within the cabinet without variation, thereby ensuring that drawers open and close smoothly and securely.

Combined Fishing Lure Holder And Case

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US Patent:
D650581, Dec 20, 2011
Filed:
Nov 3, 2010
Appl. No.:
29/378353
Inventors:
James W. Wallace - Lake View IA, US
Neil Paul Ziegmann - Lake View IA, US
International Classification:
0301
US Classification:
D 3247

Raccoon Trap

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US Patent:
8230642, Jul 31, 2012
Filed:
May 4, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/773303
Inventors:
Neil Ziegmann - Lake View IA, US
International Classification:
A01M 23/24
A01M 23/16
A01M 23/00
US Classification:
43 85, 43 87, 43 58
Abstract:
The animal trap of the present invention includes a tubular body with an open forward end and a closed rear end. A spring loaded restraint is pivotally mounted on the body so as to be movable between open and closed positions. A latch on the body engages the restraint to set the restraint in the open position. A trigger on the body engages the latch to set the trap. The trigger is movable in opposite forward and rearward directions by an animal, such as a raccoon, reaching its paw into the housing and pushing or pulling the trigger leg, such that the latch is disengaged and releases the restraint, which is forced by a spring to the closed position to catch the animal's paw in the tubular body.

Raccoon Trap

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US Patent:
8371062, Feb 12, 2013
Filed:
Mar 29, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/434131
Inventors:
Neil Ziegmann - Lake View IA, US
International Classification:
A01M 23/00
US Classification:
43 61, 43 81, 43 85
Abstract:
The animal trap of the present invention includes a tubular body with an open forward end and a closed rear end. A spring loaded restraint is pivotally mounted on the body so as to be movable between open and closed positions. A latch on the body engages the restraint to set the restraint in the open position. A trigger on the body engages the latch to set the trap. The trigger is movable in opposite forward and rearward directions by an animal, such as a raccoon, reaching its paw into the housing and pushing or pulling the trigger leg, such that the latch is disengaged and releases the restraint, which is forced by a spring to the closed position to catch the animal's paw in the tubular body.

Raccoon Trap Cap

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US Patent:
20140026466, Jan 30, 2014
Filed:
Jul 24, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/556762
Inventors:
Neil Ziegmann - Lake View IA, US
International Classification:
A01M 23/24
US Classification:
43 92
Abstract:
A cap is provided for a tubular raccoon trap. The cap fits in the open upper end of the set and baited trap to keep mice and other small animals stealing the bait in the trap. A raccoon can easily remove the cap for access to the bait, to thereby trip the trigger and be caught in the trap.

Transfer Funnel

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US Patent:
62605909, Jul 17, 2001
Filed:
Dec 6, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/454962
Inventors:
Neil Ziegmann - Kiron IA
International Classification:
B65B 104
US Classification:
141332
Abstract:
A funnel usable for transferring relatively viscous fluids from one container to another. The funnel includes either extending posts or threaded walls which are engageable with the container from which the fluid is to flow. The funnel may have a tubular section to fit into the neck of a receiving container of comparable size, such a section may give added stability to an upper part of the arrangement.

Animal Trap With Three Way Trigger

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US Patent:
20180360021, Dec 20, 2018
Filed:
Jun 15, 2018
Appl. No.:
16/009522
Inventors:
- Lake View IA, US
NEIL ZIEGMANN - LAKE VIEW IA, US
International Classification:
A01M 23/02
A01M 23/18
A01M 23/20
Abstract:
A trap for capturing small animals, such as raccoons, includes a housing with front and rear doors, and a three-way trigger which is actuated by an animal trying to reach bait located in the housing and behind the trigger. The trigger can be moved longitudinally forward to a set position which holds the door open to release the door to a closed position.The trigger can be actuated or tripped in either left or right lateral directions, or in a rearward longitudinal direction to release the door to a closed position. The trigger is spring biased toward the set position. The front door slides vertically within guide tracks extending along opposite lateral edges of the front door, or alternatively, is hinged for pivotal movement. The back door can be opened for positioning bait inside the housing.
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