Joseph John Dallapiazza

US Patent:

8474784, Jul 2, 2013

Filed:

Apr 3, 2007

Appl. No.:

12/295885

Inventors:

Avtar Singh Kashmirian - Kambah, AU
Joseph J. Dallapiazza - Rochester Hills MI, US
Craig Douglas Wilson - Bondi Junction, AU
Chris Whelan - Clovelly, AU

Assignee:

Noble House Group Pty. Ltd.

International Classification:

F16K 7/04

US Classification:

251 10, 604250

Abstract:

A tube clamp having first and second opposed jaws () joined by a hinge (), the jaws () movable between open and closed positions, the tube clamp adapted to attach to a flexible plastic tube () so that the tube () passes between the jaws (), whereby the flow of fluid through the tube () is permitted when the jaws are open but is blocked when the jaws are brought together to the closed position to pinch closed the tube there-between, and locking means () to effect substantially permanent and irreversible locking of the jaws () in the closed position.

US Patent:

20050000640, Jan 6, 2005

Filed:

Apr 9, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/475767

Inventors:

Joseph Dallapiazza - Rochester Hills MI, US

International Classification:

A61J001/12

US Classification:

156272800, 053477000, 156380500, 156380600, 156583800

Abstract:

Apparatus () and methods for segmenting a blood-filled tube () into multiple, blood-containing, sealed segment are disclosed. The apparatus () includes a tubing locating surface () for mounting the tubing and sealing means () cooperatively associated with the tubing locating surface ().

US Patent:

20050184508, Aug 25, 2005

Filed:

Jul 9, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/887595

Inventors:

Matthew Verden - Lake Zurich IL, US
Joseph Dallapiazza - Rochester Hills MI, US

International Classification:

G09C003/00

US Classification:

283117000

Abstract:

A blood-recipient identification device takes the form of an elongated band sized and configured to be folded and unfolded. The band has a head region including a first area in which information can be directly imprinted when the band is folded. The band has a tail region that opposes the head region when the band is unfolded. The tail region includes a second area comprising an image material. When the band is folded, the first area of the head region is placed into direct overlaying registry with the second area of the tail region. Imprinting information in the first area when the band is folded creates an image of the information in the second area. The band carries an identification code on the head and tail regions in association with the information imprinted in the first and second areas.