Abstract: Disclosed herein is an apparatus for mounting hardware to a surface of a structure. The apparatus includes a main body with an upper surface, a lower surface, and an outer edge. The apparatus also includes a distal pad with an upper and a lower planar surface, the distal pad being attached to the main body by at least two torsional joints. The apparatus also includes an attachment device with a contact surface, the attachment device is mounted to at least one of the planar surfaces. The contact surface is for engagement with the surface of the structure. The at least two torsional joints and distal pad may be manually rotated to achieve maximal surficial contact between the surface of the structure and the contact surface of the attachment device.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is an apparatus for mounting hardware to a surface of a structure. The apparatus includes a main body with an upper surface, a lower surface, and an outer edge. The apparatus also includes a distal pad with an upper and a lower planar surface, the distal pad being attached to the main body by at least two torsional joints. The apparatus also includes an attachment device with a contact surface, the attachment device is mounted to at least one of the planar surfaces. The contact surface is for engagement with the surface of the structure. The at least two torsional joints and distal pad may be manually rotated to achieve maximal surficial contact between the surface of the structure and the contact surface of the attachment device.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a bracket mounting system for magnetically securing hardware to a surface of a structure. An apparatus utilizes a longitudinally extending panel member with an upper surface and a lower surface, oppositely disposed panel ends, first and second rail members and a longitudinally extending channel disposed between the rail members. The longitudinally extending channel having a first end and a second end as well as at least one magnetic pad mounted to each of the oppositely disposed panel ends. The bracket includes a clamp set with clamp members, each clamp member having an upper and a lower end, the upper end of each clamp secured to the upper end of an adjacent clamp member. The lower ends of the first and second clamp members are inserted into the channel and retained in position by the first and second rail members, wherein the clamp set secures to the panel member hardware extending through the clamp set.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a bracket mounting system for magnetically securing hardware to a surface of a structure. An apparatus utilizes a longitudinally extending panel member with an upper surface and a lower surface, oppositely disposed panel ends, first and second rail members and a longitudinally extending channel disposed between the rail members. The longitudinally extending channel having a first end and a second end as well as at least one magnetic pad mounted to each of the oppositely disposed panel ends. The bracket includes a clamp set with clamp members, each clamp member having an upper and a lower end, the upper end of each clamp secured to the upper end of an adjacent clamp member. The lower ends of the first and second clamp members are inserted into the channel and retained in position by the first and second rail members, wherein the clamp set secures to the panel member hardware extending through the clamp set.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a bracket mounting system for magnetically securing hardware to a surface of a structure. The bracket mounting system includes at least one outwardly extending leg per side. Magnetic pads are secured to the distal ends of the legs and conform to the topography of the structure to maximize surficial contact.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a bracket mounting system for magnetically securing hardware to a surface of a structure. The bracket mounting system includes at least one outwardly extending leg per side. Magnetic pads are secured to the distal ends of the legs and conform to the topography of the structure to maximize surficial contact.

Abstract: A bracket and a cable mounting system which includes a bracket with a center panel or channel and with magnetic pads located on the distal ends of the center panel or channel so that the bracket may be attached to a structure by magnetic attraction. The cable mounting system may also consist of two brackets set a distance apart and a support rail placed in between and coupled to the brackets.

Abstract: A bracket and a cable mounting system which includes a bracket with a center panel or channel and with magnetic pads located on the distal ends of the center panel or channel so that the bracket may be attached to a structure by magnetic attraction. The cable mounting system may also consist of two brackets set a distance apart and a support rail placed in between and coupled to the brackets.

Abstract: A bracket and a cable mounting system which includes a bracket with at least two legs, which is angled to match the radius of a structure to which the bracket is to be applied. The bracket has at least one hole in the center panel for securing a component to the bracket. The bracket can have magnetic pads located on the distal end of the legs so that the bracket may be attached to a structure by magnetic force. The cable mounting system may also consist of two brackets a distance apart and a support rail placed in between the brackets and coupled to the brackets.

Abstract: A bracket and a cable mounting system which includes a bracket with at least two legs, which is angled to match the radius of a structure to which the bracket is to be applied. The bracket has at least one hole in the center panel for securing a component to the bracket. The bracket can have magnetic pads located on the distal end of the legs so that the bracket may be attached to a structure by magnetic force. The cable mounting system may also consist of two brackets a distance apart and a support rail placed in between the brackets and coupled to the brackets.

Abstract: An improved air pulse generator produces high frequency chest wall oscillations (HFCWO) and has an improved air pulse generator. The air pulse module has a reduced size and improved shape for ease of use by a patient.