Abstract: Pliers for forming and removing bumps for the dental appliance without heating are disclosed. The eraser pliers for erasing a bump on an appliance include a first elongated member having a first jaw portion at one end and a handle portion at the other end, the jaw portion having flat surface mounted at a distal end of the first jaw portion; and a second elongated member joined to the first elongated member, the second elongated member having a second jaw portion at one end and a second handle portion at the other end, the second jaw portion having a second flat surface mounted at a distal end of the second jaw portion, the first and second flat surfaces adapted to engage and flatten the bump.

Abstract: Pliers for forming and removing bumps for the dental appliance without heating are disclosed. The eraser pliers for erasing a bump on an appliance include a first elongated member having a first jaw portion at one end and a handle portion at the other end, the jaw portion having flat surface mounted at a distal end of the first jaw portion; and a second elongated member joined to the first elongated member, the second elongated member having a second jaw portion at one end and a second handle portion at the other end, the second jaw portion having a second flat surface mounted at a distal end of the second jaw portion, the first and second flat surfaces adapted to engage and flatten the bump.

Abstract: A fuel delivery system for internal combustion engines in which an electric-motor fuel pump supplies fuel under pressure to a fuel injector carried by the engine. An engine air intake manifold is likewise carried by the engine and supplied with combustion air. A pressure sensor is responsive to a pressure differential between the fuel injector and air manifold for controlling a pulse-width modulated drive signal applied to the fuel pump motor.

Abstract: A fuel delivery system for automotive engine and like applications comprises a canister for positioning within a fuel tank so as to be surrounded by fuel in the tank. An electric-motor fuel pump has an inlet and an outlet for feeding fuel under pressure from the tank to the engine. Excess fuel is returned from the engine to the canister. A fuel level sensor includes a pressure sensor positioned at a lower portion of the canister and responsive to head pressure within the canister and within the surrounding tank for providing an electrical signal as a function of a difference between such pressures. An indicator is responsive to such electrical signal for displaying tank fuel level to an operator.