Abstract: A waste food disposer operation control apparatus that comprises a waste food disposer having an opening for accepting waste material, a flexible hose with a source end and a nozzle end with the source end operationally connected to a controllable water source, a nozzle operationally connected to the hose nozzle end with the nozzle adapted to be positioned in the disposer opening, and an activator means for activating the disposer when the nozzle is positioned in the disposer opening.
Abstract: A forging die for forging a cylindrical rotor having a plurality of vane-accommodating grooves which extend toward the axis of the rotor, includes an upper die; a lower die having a mold cavity in its center portion, and a plurality of vane-accommodating-groove-forming portions which protrude inward from an inner wall which defines the mold cavity; and a spacer having a plurality of shell segments for determining a shape of a side wall of the cylindrical rotor which is segmented by the vane-accommodating grooves, and a flange for joining the shell segments is disclosed. The spacer is provided in the interior of the mold cavity of the lower die. A forging production system for producing the rotor; a method for producing the rotor; and the rotor are also disclosed.
Abstract: A draw-forming method in which a disc-like metal sheet having an organic film or a cup made of a metal sheet having an organic film is held by an annular holder member and a drawing die, and a drawing punch and the drawing die are moved in mesh with each other and relative to each other, the drawing punch being so provided as to move into or cut of the holder member in concentric with the holder member and the drawing die, wherein at least either one of the annular holder member or the drawing die that had been pushing a residual flange portion is so moved as to discontinue the pushing just before the draw forming is finished in said drawing step, and the flange portion is drawn while liberating the rear end of the flange portion.
Abstract: A pneumatic-hydraulic tool for setting two-part fasteners, for example pull-type blind riveting assemblies, has a power unit comprising a thrust member and pulling means actuated by pistons slidable, one behind the other, in a common cylinder. The pistons advance and retract as a whole under the influence of air pressure, and are separable to effect a fastener-setting stroke by admission of hydraulic fluid under high pressure between the pistons. Hydraulic fluid can be admitted and expelled to and from the cylinder between the pistons wherever along the cylinder the pistons may be.