Abstract: A rack assembly includes two stands each including two upright legs and a supporting section disposed there between. Two connecting rods are each mounted between the two upright legs of a corresponding one of the two stands. At least one supporting rack is mounted between the two connecting rods and includes two side bars each located adjacent to a corresponding one of the two connecting rods and each formed with at least one hook portion defining a recess for receiving an associated connecting rod. At least one retaining ring is fixedly mounted between the supporting section of the two stands.

Abstract: An improved container storing, shipping and handling rolling and shifting cargo is disclosed. Preferably, the container includes a base and a dome-like lid attachable to it. The base is formed with plural linear extending recesses having plural holes arranged in an array for receiving corresponding projections of plural chocks. Each chock has a chock base from which extend plural spaced projections for mating with the container's base. Each chock also includes a first working expanse extending upwardly at an oblique angle for restraining rolling cargo, a second working expanse extending vertically for restraining shifting cargo, and a third working expanse extending upwardly at an oblique angle different from that of the first working surface, the chock base and the working expanses forming a framing border structure defining the chock's open interior region.

Abstract: A non-invasive hypodermic injection device includes a two-stage gas delivery system and a medication containing ampule having a truncated hypodermic needle at one end thereof. An ampule shroud encloses the ampule and maintains separation between the truncated hypodermic needle on the ampule and the skin of a patient being injected.