Abstract: A door sealing system includes a frame and a pneumatic liner positioned along an inner perimeter of the frame. The liner includes a hollow interior for adjusting it between extended and retracted configurations. A pump is included for selectively inflating the liner and a valve which can be deactivated to deflate the liner. When inflated, the liner fills the gap between the door and the frame and when deflated, allows the door to be opened easily. A sensor is positioned with a cavity in the frame for detecting placement of a latch indicative of the door being opened or closed. A processor then appropriately actuates the pump or deactivates the valve. Accordingly, the seal is inflated when the door is closed and is deflated when the door is being opened.

Abstract: A binding clamp is disclosed having a clamp, a protective cushion, an optional mounting bracket, and an optional shield. The binding clamp fastens one or more articles together. Versions of the binding clamp can be used as primary and secondary supports for wiring harnesses.

Abstract: A window system according to the present invention includes an outer frame, a stationary inner frame, and a movable inner frame. The outer frame defines channels extending substantially between first and second ends thereof. Protrusions on the movable frame may extend into these channels for moving the movable frame between the first and second outer frame ends. Inclined portions of the channels allow the movable frame to move into a position collinear with the stationary frame. Compressible seals are positioned keep air from passing between the three frame portions at this collinear “closed window” configuration. A sensor may be integrated in the outer frame for detecting a breach in the stationary or movable frame.