Abstract: An adsorber material element is used relieve a vacuum that results from cooling of heated contents in a sealed container. An interior volume of that container may be filled or partially filled with a heated material. After the at least partially filled container is sealed, one or more gases may be released from an adsorber material and into the interior volume of the sealed container. As the contents of the container cool, the release of gas(es) from the adsorber material relieves vacuum that would otherwise develop.

Abstract: An adsorber material element is used relieve a vacuum that results from cooling of heated contents in a sealed container. An interior volume of that container may be filled or partially filled with a heated material. After the at least partially filled container is sealed, one or more gases may be released from an adsorber material and into the interior volume of the sealed container. As the contents of the container cool, the release of gas(es) from the adsorber material relieves vacuum that would otherwise develop.

Abstract: The Tire Inflator Tool (T.I.T.) is used to inflate air filled tires or devices to a constant and precise PSI automatically. The device is preset to a certain pressure such as 35 psi used almost exclusively in automobile tires and bicycle tires. T.I.T. can also be used for other psi recommendations by changing the spring specifications making the T.I.T. application unlimited in the use of air inflated tires or devices. T.I.T. has a moulded body with three intersecting outlets. On one outlet It has a tire valve stem that is used to attach the air pump or compressed air hose to. On the second outlet it has a hose with a standard nozzle used to attach to the valve stem of the tire or device your filling with air. The third outlet has a spring loaded pressure release valve that is opened automatically when extra air pressure is achieved then closes automatically to a preset and constant maintained pressure.