Abstract: A secure currency deposit system having a cabinet with one or more compartments, each for containing a cassette wherein each cassette has an openable front wall, a cavity, and a slotted upper panel for receiving currency therethrough. Each of the cassettes has a locking arrangement to selectively permit insertion access to its slotted upper panel. Associated with each of the compartments is another locking arrangement which, in conjunction with the cassette locking arrangement and an unlatching arrangement, selectively permits contents removal access to the cavity of the respective cavity and, in conjunction with a latching arrangement, selectively permits removal of the respective cassette from the respective compartment. Each cassette has dividers partitioning its cavity into a plurality of bins. Each cassette may be removable from, or semi-permanently installed in, the respective compartment.

Abstract: A motor housing and brush holder device is constructed, as by molding, in such a manner as not to require any machining operations subsequent to its being molded and assembled, and it can be molded of either conductive or nonconductive materials. The housing, in this case, is of nonconductive high impact strength material and is a single preformed molded piece. The housing includes an integrally molded generally cylindrical stepped bearing recess or pocket for the end of an armature shaft and brush holders spaced axially and radially of the bearing recess. The shape of the bearing and its keeper is unique as well as the brushes and associated structures and the manner in which they supply power to the windings of the stator field coils.

Abstract: In a portable domestic air humidifier of the rotating drum type, the improvement wherein a fill funnel occupies a portion of the periphery of the drum.

Abstract: This invention relates to tenter frames and more particularly to a tenter rail provided with a gap crossing mechanism whereby the tenter clip engaging surfaces of the tenter guide rails, at the rail joints, are smooth for the gentle passage of the tenter clips arranged in a chain.

Abstract: This invention relates to tenter frames and more particularly to a tenter rail provided with a gap crossing mechanism whereby the tenter clip engaging surfaces of the tenter guide rails, at the rail joints, are smooth for the gentle passage of the tenter clips arranged in a chain.

Abstract: This invention relates to tenter frames and more particularly to a tenter rail provided with a gap crossing mechanism whereby the tenter clip engaging surfaces of the tenter guide rails, at the rail joints, are smooth for the gentle passage of the tenter clips arranged in a chain.