Abstract: A carton handling system for a carton blank magazine. The carton handling system includes a carriage assembly with a carton handling tool. The carriage assembly moves the carton handling tool in two axes of motion to receive a slug of carton blanks and to position the slug of carton blanks in the carton blank magazine. The carton handling system further includes a finger carried on the carton handling tool. The carton handling tool is movable to engage the finger with an underside of a fallen carton blank lying at an end of an advancing stack of blanks in the carton blank magazine so as to lift the fallen carton blank against a preceding blank at the end of the advancing stack of blanks. The carton handling tool is also movable to position the slug of carton blanks at an endmost blank in the advancing stack of blanks.

Abstract: In examples, a method of operating a surgical device comprises disengaging an obturator from a funnel portion of a cannula; removing a shaft portion of the obturator from a cannula lumen of the cannula; disengaging a seal cartridge from the funnel portion of the cannula; and removing the seal cartridge from the funnel portion after removing the shaft portion of the obturator from the cannula lumen.

Abstract: An improved mounting and carrying assembly for avionics displays including a swing handle with edge mounted sliding spring latches thereon for cooperating with holding pins disposed on a side of the display bezel that is not the front or viewing side.

Abstract: An apparatus for installing, at the front end of an instrument panel, an aircraft instrument having a rectangular chassis. The installation occurs by advancing a screw through a corner adaptor, into the instrument. The adaptors are attached to the periphery of a rectangular hole in the instrument panel, after the instrument has been inserted therethrough, so as to create an octagonal hole as is typically found in instrument panels. The corner adaptors are made up of a first plate and a second plate having a spacer region which is slightly narrower than the thickness of the instrument panel. When a screw is inserted through the first plate and the second plate, they are held together and adhere to the instrument panel which is inserted therein.

Abstract: A continuous length of textile tubing is knit on a circular knitting machine and includes a plurality of relatively long lengths of sleeve areas formed of a strong, wear resistant, reinforcing material such as fiberglass, polyester or an aromatic polyamide yarn separated by relatively narrow or shorter non-run sections formed by lock stitches or from yarn of a different material having rougher surface characteristics, or in other techniques which prevent running when cut. The sleeve areas are of a circumference such that, when the tube is stretched longitudinally prior to assembly on the hockey stick, the circumference is less than that of the hockey stick blade to which they are applied, and of such length as to effectively cover the tip, impact area, and handle/blade joint of a hockey stick.