Abstract: An electrostatic spraying installation for conductive liquid coating product comprises a circuit for distributing fluids including the conductive coating product. At least one coating product sprayer is fed by this circuit and is connected to a variable or interruptible high voltage supply. At least one insulated auxiliary coating product storage tank is adapted to be raised to the high voltage. The installation includes at least one rinsing product supply and at least one compressed air supply. The circuit comprises at least one mobile member isolator connected between two parts of the distribution circuit to isolate the upstream circuit part from the high voltage. The installation comprises an arrangement of valves on the upstream and downstream sides of the isolator connected to the rinsing product supply and to the compressed air supply for cleaning and purging the isolator before it is opened each time.

Abstract: A barrow includes a cart frame having a pair of front wheels rotatably mounted on a front or bottom portion of the frame, and a pair of middle wheels slidably mounted on a middle portion of the frame by a linkage pivotally connecting the frame and the middle wheels, whereby upon an erection of the frame, the middle wheels will be downwardly collapsibly folded; and upon a lay-down of the frame, the middle wheels will be slidably extended for evenly supporting a load carried on the frame in cooperation with the front wheels.

Abstract: A spray container or can which possesses a spray mechanism for finely atomizing fluids through the intermediary of a hydraulically-operating pump. Containers such as spray cans and spary bottles or flasks of the above-mentioned type generally known in commerce. Through the intermediary of mechanically actuatable pumps, in this instance there is sprayed a finely atomized fluid from a nozzle which is arranged on a housing of the container. The spary mechanism is inserted into a housing which is connectable with the supply container for the spray fluid or liquid through a close-fitted or frictional locking connection, and in which the spray mechanism incorporates an electromotively driven gear pump, and in which the suction line of the pump is conducted through an opening in the bottom of the housing into the supply container, the latter of which is equipped with a venting line, whereby the gear pump includes a delivery or pressure tube at its output end which is connected with a discharge nozzle.

Abstract: A perfected fuel injector comprising a plunger for controlling fuel passage between an injection chamber and at least an injection orifice formed in an injection nozzel; and an electromagnetic fuel metering valve for controlling fuel passage through a drain orifice between a control chamber, supplied with fuel under pressure, and a low-pressure chamber, so as to reduce to a given value the pressure of the fuel inside the control chamber and so displace the plunger. Pressurized fuel is supplied to the injection chamber and control chamber by means of a single fitting connected to a supply pipe and coming out inside a supply orifice formed in the injector body and communicating with the control chamber and with a duct supplying fuel to the injection chamber and comprising an annular chamber and a radial hole formed in a sleeve housed in a hole on the body.