Abstract: A device for successively changing elongated flexible objects from an active viewable position to a non-active, non-viewable position includes a rotatable drum to which the flexible objects are attached, a motor driving the rotatable drum in opposing rotational directions, and a controller unit controlling motor speed and direction. A balancing spring is preloaded when the flexible objects are unwound from the drum, providing a lifting force when the flexible objects are wound up on the drum. By using a freewheeling clutch, preloading only occurs in one rotational direction, the balancing spring freewheeling in the other direction, taking no load. Utilizing a magnetically interactive identification strip the device gains highly accurate information on the position of the flexible elongated objects. By pre-attaching the flexible elongated objects on each other and providing the identification strip on the designated carrier flexible object exchanging the set of flexible elongated objects is made very simple.

Abstract: A device for successively changing elongated flexible objects from an active viewable position to a non-active, non-viewable position includes a rotatable drum to which the flexible objects are attached, a motor driving the rotatable drum in opposing rotational directions, and a controller unit controlling motor speed and direction. A balancing spring is preloaded when the flexible objects are unwound from the drum, providing a lifting force when the flexible objects are wound up on the drum. By using a freewheeling clutch, preloading only occurs in one rotational direction, the balancing spring freewheeling in the other direction, taking no load. Utilizing a magnetically interactive identification strip the device gains highly accurate information on the position of the flexible elongated objects. By pre-attaching the flexible elongated objects on each other and providing the identification strip on the designated carrier flexible object exchanging the set of flexible elongated objects is made very simple.

Abstract: A timer device for a container with a handle mounted on a rotable axis, a locking device and a bar element. The locking device has a recess for receiving the handle, adapted to rotate between a locking position and an opening. The locking device in its locked position holds the bar element, while it in its opening position leaves the bar element moveable. In the locking position the bar element holds an opening of the container closed, while in the opening position tends to open the opening of the container. The device may be used for automatically opening a container, which may contain fodder for feeding horses, at a chosen time.

Abstract: A pressure-fluid driven device for generating a reciprocating movement includes a first (5) and a second relatively movable part (3), wherein a working chamber (7) is intended to be alternatively pressurised and depressurised so as to drive the parts in a movement relative to each other when the working chamber is pressurised. A valve arrangement (8) is intended to control the fluid flow into as well as from the working chamber. The inlet into the working chamber (7) is separate from the discharge from the working chamber (7). The invention also concerns a valve arrangement and a pneumatic tool.

Abstract: A pressure-fluid driven device for generating a reciprocating movement includes a first (5) and a second relatively movable part (3), wherein a working chamber (7) is intended to be alternatively pressurised and depressurised so as to drive the parts in a movement relative to each other when the working chamber is pressurised. A valve arrangement (8) is intended to control the fluid flow into as well as from the working chamber. The inlet into the working chamber (7) is separate from the discharge from the working chamber (7). The invention also concerns a valve arrangement and a pneumatic tool.