Abstract: A drapery track fitting for use with a channel-shaped track (28) or tee-shaped track (30) holds drapery secure in a vibration and shock environment. The fitting may be an end cap (20), a carrier (22), or the like, and interfaces with the track either on the end or slideably mounted therewith. The fitting in either embodiment includes an integral stud (34), fabricated by injection molding, replacing a snap fastener metallic stud (38) used by prior art. The drapery employs a snap fastener socket (36) attached to the fabric which snaps over the integral socket on the fitting to hold the drapes securely in place, and yet, provides a removable feature for cleaning or replacement.

Abstract: Austenitic stainless steel for use when hot, the chemical composition of which, by weight, includes from 16% to 25% of Ni, from 16% to 18.5% of Cr, from 0% to 3% of Mo, from 0% to 2% of Mn, from 1% to 3.5% of Ti, from 0% to 1.5% of Al, less than 0.1% of C+N, up to 0.025% of B, the remainder being iron and impurities resulting from the production; the chemical composition additionally satisfying the relations:(0.94.times.Ni-65.times.F)/(1-F).gtoreq.12and17.ltoreq.(1.07.times.Cr-1.5.times.F)/(1-F).ltoreq.22with:F=0.0444.times.Ti+0.0777.times.Al-0.0592.

Abstract: An adjustable table with a bulkhead bracket (20) permanently mounted on the wall or vertical surface of a watercraft, recreational vehicle, or the like. A davit shaped arm (30) slips into the bracket (20) and is axially rotatable, with detents (34) interfacing into notches (24) in the bracket for placement. A top attaching bracket (40) slips over the arm (30) on the horizontal end with detents (34) penetrating a pair of holes (42) to maintain stability and achieve adjustment. A top (50) is permanently secured to the top attaching bracket (40) providing a flat work surface and rotatable 360 degrees from the wall, also tilting 90 degrees horizontally for access.