Tadeusz A Olewicz

6494225, Dec 17, 2002

Apr 16, 2001

09/835745

Tadeusz Olewicz - Hoschton GA
George Alan Price - Lawrenceville GA
Elvin C. Price - Dacula GA

ECP Family Properties - Lawrenceville GA

F16K 3102

137 1, 251 7, 251 9, 251 11

A proportional flow control valve having at least one pinch jaw that is movable between open and closed positions for engaging a fluid flow line passing through the valve. The valve includes a valve actuator generally formed from a shape memory alloy that engages and moves at least one movable pinch jaw. As an electrical current is applied to the shape memory alloy, the shape memory alloy exerts a moving force on the pinch jaw so as to move the pinch jaw into or out of engagement with a flow tube for controlling the opening and closing of the valve.

6688881, Feb 10, 2004

Aug 9, 2002

10/215837

Tadeusz Olewicz - Hoschton GA

Fitel USA Corp. - Norcross GA

F23D 1136

431343, 431153, 431159, 431354

A torch and mounting system therefor has a cylindrical main glass tube surrounded by a tough and rigid tube. The metallic tube is threaded at each end for receiving compression nuts, each having a ferrule such as an O-ring or a tapered ring inside. Each ferrule is a slip fit over the main glass tube and has an angled surface that butts against the end of the metallic tube. When the nuts are tightened, the sloped surfaces of the ferrules force the ferrules against the main glass tube, thereby fixing it in place within the metal tube. The metal tube in turn is clamped by a mounting clamp which is, in turn, mounted to an adjustment stage for optimum positioning of the torch. A support rail has adjustably mounted thereon one or more strain relieving clamps for holding gas or vapor delivery tubes in place to insure proper delivery of gases and vapors to the torch.

6767205, Jul 27, 2004

Mar 25, 2003

10/397029

Hodge E. Jenkins - McDonough GA
Lazhar Mazlout - Duluth GA
Tadeusz Olewicz - Hoschton GA
Fred P. Partus - Atlanta GA

Fitel USA Corp. - Norcross GA

F23D 1136

431343, 431153, 431159, 431354, 239423, 2394245

A torch and mount assembly wherein the torch, which has a plurality of gas receiving nipples is carried in a housing through which it extends. The housing has a plurality of walls forming a substantially air tight enclosure. In at least one wall of the housing are one or more leakproof fittings which are connected to similar leakproof fittings for the nipples by means of preferably flexible gas conduits within the housing. In the system, gaseous mixtures are applied from a source or sources to the fittings in the housing wall remote from the high temperatures of the torch, while the conduits within the housing are protected from mechanical and thermal stresses. An inert gas from a suitable source is introduced under pressure into the interior of the housing to reduce leakage from the torch into the housing. The atmosphere within the housing is heated, and the constituents of the housing atmosphere are monitored to aid in detecting leakage.

6973437, Dec 6, 2005

Jun 28, 2000

09/605077

Tadeusz A. Olewicz - Hoschton GA, US
Michael Pate - Sugar Hill GA, US

G06F017/60

705 15

A computer integrated communication system for restaurants that includes a central server and a series of table units and staff units. The table and staff units each include a display and wireless communication device that enables customer request information and other communications to be sent from the table unit to the staff units either directly or by first being passed through the central server unit. The central server further can monitor the communications and direct the request to another staff member or management for action in the event of delays or other problems with the customer's request.

7100525, Sep 5, 2006

Feb 6, 2004

10/774035

Elvin C. Price - Decula GA, US
Samuel B. Goodwin - Lilburn GA, US
Jeffrey A. Moore - Lawrenceville GA, US
Preston B. Dasher - Lawrenceville GA, US
Tadeusz Olewicz - Hoschton GA, US

Atlanta Attachment Company, Inc. - Lawrencville GA

D05B 11/00
D05B 35/08

11247508, 112 21, 112132

A system for forming and attaching pillowtop attachment gussets and borders to panels, with the gusset or border material being fed from a supply into a sewing station. The gusset or border material is passed through a folder assembly that directs the gusset or border material into a sewing zone where it is attached to the panel. A ruffler mechanism engages and forms a series of ruffles in the gusset or border material as it is sewn about the corners of the panel.

7100526, Sep 5, 2006

Sep 23, 2005

11/234590

Tadeusz Olewicz - Hoschton GA, US
Preston B. Dasher - Lawrenceville GA, US
Stephen S. Ruderman - Lilburn GA, US

Atlanta Attachment Company, Inc. - Lawrenceville GA

D05B 11/00
D05B 35/00

11247508, 112 21, 11247033, 112113

A label inserter system for inserting and sewing a label or law tag into a border for a mattress or foundation during the formation of the border. The label inserter system generally includes a hopper, a label pre-feeder and a label transfer clamp subassembly that engages and moves the label from the hopper and inserts the label between, on top or on the bottom of the cut edges of the border prior to sewing the cut edges to finish the border, with the label being sewn therein.

7383676, Jun 10, 2008

Mar 10, 2006

11/372710

Lee Schmidt - Belle Plaine MN, US
Preston B. Dasher - Lawrenceville GA, US
Elvin C. Price - Dacula GA, US
Tadeusz Olewicz - Hoschton GA, US

Atlanta Attachment Company - Lawrenceville GA

B65B 9/02
B65B 51/14

53450, 53477, 53553, 533748

A packaging machine for packaging a product. The machine has a frame for supporting the product and a source of packaging material for supplying packaging material into a position to be engaged by and at least partially surround the product. At least one upper sealing assembly is adapted to move between an actuated position and a non-actuated position. The upper sealing assembly comprises at least one sealing element for forming a seal along adjacent edges of the packaging material. At least one lower sealing assembly is adapted for cooperating engagement with the upper sealing assembly in its actuated position. The at least one upper and lower sealing assemblies are positioned for clamping engagement of the packaging material therebetween for forming the seal when the upper sealing assembly is moved to its actuated position in engagement with the lower sealing assembly.

RE42759, Sep 27, 2011

Dec 5, 2007

11/999479

Tadeusz Olewicz - Stanton CA, US
Michael Pate - Senoia GA, US

G06Q 30/00
G06Q 50/00

705 15

A computer integrated communication system for restaurants that includes a central server and a series of table units and staff units. The table and staff units each include a display and wireless communication device that enables customer request information and other communications to be sent from the table unit to the staff units either directly or by first being passed through the central server unit. The central server further can monitor the communications and direct the request to another staff member or management for action in the event of delays or other problems with the customer's request.