Abstract: A part hanger is provided that engages a part being treated in a manner that orients the part so that treatment liquid tends to drain from the part. To this end, a part hanger is provided that is configured to suspend a part for treatment with a liquid. The part hanger includes one or more elongate members formed into a substantially U-shape having first and second side legs connected by a bottom leg. The first leg is configured to support a portion of the part from below at a first leg distal end. A hanger extension is connected at one end to a second leg distal end. The hanger extension is disposed substantially parallel to the bottom leg and terminates at a hanger extension distal end in a mounting feature. The hanger extension terminates prior to contacting the first leg distal end such that the first leg distal end and the mounting feature define a part clearance gap through which at least a portion of the part may extend into the U-shape.

Abstract: A closure for sealing a container, in particular a container that, prior to first use by a consumer, includes an opening or aperture covered by a seal, wherein the closure is equipped with a perforating member adapted to open or break the seal, thereby enabling the consumer to access the contents of the container.

Abstract: A conductive anti-reflection coating has a surface quarterwave layer that is broken up into smaller portions by inserting one or more thin layers of conductive material in the dielectric material. The resulting stack of alternating layers of a dielectric material and an electrically conductive material provides a solid electrical contact to the buried conductive layer and exhibits a low surface contact resistance.

Abstract: A control system for filling a bathtub which automatically shuts off the bathtub faucet when the water has reached a desired level, by detecting a volume of water that has passed through the dispensing pipe or a level of water in the bathtub. In the preferred embodiment a timer is provided to automatically shut off the bathtub faucet after a preset time interval, as a backup or as an independent filling regulator. In one embodiment a temperature sensor or timer is provided to adjust the flow of hot water and cold water as necessary to maintain a constant temperature which has been set by the user. In another embodiment one or more timers are provided to control the flow of hot water and cold water separately as necessary to reach the desired temperature.