James S Marschalek

7845201, Dec 7, 2010

Apr 4, 2007

11/696273

Herbert Meyerle - Maisach, DE
Norbert Voss - München, DE
Ludger Voss - München, DE
James S. Marschalek - Hartland WI, US
Warren A. Simonsen - Menomonee Falls WI, US
Stefan Parhofer - München, DE

SimonsVoss Technologies AG - Unterfohring

B60R 25/04

70257, 70223, 70277, 702791, 702783, 70472

An electronic access control device with an actuator that requires little energy to change between the coupled and decoupled states. The actuator can have levers that interact to bias the control actuator in the decoupled state. The actuator can be changed between coupled and decoupled states by magnetizing and demagnetizing an armature that interacts with the levers. The electronic lock can include a security apparatus that prohibits the electronic lock from changing between the coupled and decoupled states when an external magnetic field is applied.

8011217, Sep 6, 2011

Apr 4, 2007

11/696267

James S Marschalek - Hartland WI, US
Warren A. Simonsen - Menomonee Falls WI, US
Ludger Voss - München, DE
Herbert Meyerle - Maisach, DE
Norbert Voss - München, DE
Stefan Parhofer - München, DE

SimonsVoss Technologies AG - Unterföhring

E05B 55/04
B60R 25/04

70473, 70149, 70222, 702791, 702787, 70283

The present invention provides for a handle set for a lock with a latch, the handle set having an authentication circuit and actuator in the interior handle that allow access to authenticated transponders. The present invention also provides a device and method for transmitting a rotational movement and force in an electronic lock, wherein the transmission takes place in a coupled state and not in a decoupled state and wherein the transmission of force does not damage an actuator that requires little energy to change between the coupled and decoupled states. The handle set can include a coupling cartridge that can be easily handed. The electronic lock can be retrofitted in installed mortise locks and used with cylindrical locks. The electronic lock can include a security feature that prohibits the electronic lock from changing between the coupled and decoupled states.

20050005378, Jan 13, 2005

Jul 8, 2003

10/615178

Douglas Soller - Racine WI, US
Simon Conway - Burlington WI, US
Kenneth Michaels - Spring Grove IL, US
Elias Shaer - San Antonio TX, US
Michael Banco - Racine WI, US
Terra Morgan - Oak Creek WI, US
James Marschalek - Hartland WI, US

A47K011/10

015104940, 015210100

Disclosed is a cleaning brush for cleaning toilet bowls and the like. The brush has a permanent handle and replaceable/disposable brush heads that are flushable after each cleaning. The brush is a stack of sheets of water-dissolvable and/or agitation-dissolvable material. The sheets can be attached together at an end by pressure bonding or by a water-soluble adhesive and formed with bristles at an opposite end. The wand provides a remote system for clamping and unclamping the brush head.

20090273440, Nov 5, 2009

Apr 4, 2007

12/295744

James S. Marschalek - Hartland WI, US
Warren A. Simonsen - Menomonee Falls WI, US
Ludger Voss - Munchen, DE
Herbert Meyerle - Maisach, DE
Norbert Voss - Munchen, DE
Stefan Parhofer - Munchen, DE

G05B 19/00
E05B 15/00
E05B 47/02
E05B 65/06

340 561, 70266, 70277, 70263

The present invention provides for a handle set for a lock with a latch, the handle set having an authentication circuit and actuator in the interior handle that allow access to authenticated transponders. The present invention also provides a device and method for transmitting a rotational movement and force in an electronic lock, wherein the transmission takes place in a coupled state and not in a decoupled state and wherein the transmission of force does not damage an actuator that requires little energy to change between the coupled and decoupled states. A coupling cartridge of an electronic lock can easily be handed. The electronic lock can be retrofitted in installed mortise locks and used with cylindrical locks. The electronic lock can include a security feature that prohibits the electronic lock from changing between the coupled and decoupled states.

20140238990, Aug 28, 2014

Feb 19, 2014

14/184006

- Oconomowoc WI, US
Paul Mans - Fort Atkinson WI, US
Mark D. Schaefer - Oconomowoc WI, US
James Marschalek - Hartland WI, US

Orbis Corporation - Oconomowoc WI

B65F 1/14

220324

A waste container having a body and a lid pivotably connected to the body. The lid includes a gravity activated locking mechanism having a latch that engages the lid to the body when the container is in an upright position. The locking mechanism rotates to disengage the latch and allow the lid to open when the container is inverted for dumping the waste. The waste container further including a slideable member that is engageable with a locking member when the container is not in an upright position or inverted for dumping, to prevent rotation of the locking mechanism and opening of the lid.