Abstract: A heated towel dispenser includes a roll of a semi-absorptive medium that can be readily separated into individual sheets. The dispenser includes one or more different fluids to be applied to each of the sheets as directed by a user. The dispenser includes a heating element therein to heat each of the sheets prior to them being emitted from the dispenser. A plurality of sensors are disposed in the dispenser to monitor conditions within the dispenser.

Abstract: A manually adjustable spray applicator includes a nozzle, a supply conduit, and a flexible coupling that attaches the nozzle to the supply line. The supply conduit is in communication with a supply of fluid or gas at a first end and is connected to the flexible coupling at a second end. The nozzle includes a plurality of orifices formed therein to emit fluid or gas received through the supply line. The flexible coupling provides for at least one point of adjustment that allows the applicator to be moved through multiple degrees of freedom to a virtually unlimited number of positions. The flexible coupling allows an operator to manually adjust the flexible coupling without the need for any tools and without the need to stop the flow of fluid through the applicator.

Abstract: A rotary finishing device includes a generally circular hub having a front surface, a back surface, an inner periphery and an outer periphery. The inner periphery of the device defines a throughhole. The front surface of the hub has a plurality of slots formed therein. Each of the plurality of slots has a plurality of finishing sheets secured therein by an adhesive. Each of the finishing sheets is of sufficient length such that when the generally circular hub rotates at a slower speed, the plurality of sheets remain within the outer periphery of the generally circular hub and provide a relatively flexible device for contacting a surface to be finished. Further, when the generally circular hub rotates at a higher speed, the plurality of sheets extend beyond the outer periphery of the generally circular hub and provide a relatively stiff device for contacting a surface to be finished.

Abstract: A two-part pipe and cable rotary hanger includes a first U-shaped end for engaging within slots formed in ceiling struts and an opposite end arranged for receiving a hook-shaped support arm. A wing-shaped adapter attaches to a ceiling I-beam and receives the rotary hanger along a center portion thereof.