Abstract: A sequential programmable lubrication dispenser system using a remote multiple ported rotary distributor in communication with a number of independent lubrication points. The multi-point distributor is supplied lubricant under pressure by an independent remote lubrication pump. Both lubrication pump and the rotary distributor have independent motorized activation that are sequentially linked by a programmable central controller. Rotary distributor has an apertured distributor disk that rotatably engages each of the multiple discharge ports allowing pressurized lubricant to flow out to multiple lubrication points at the pre-selected times.

Abstract: An improved motorized lubricant dispenser comprising a multi-port rotary distributor disconnectably connected to a detachable motorized lubricant dispenser. The multi-port rotary distributor is connectable to a plurality of lubrication points. The multi-port rotary distributor has a compact size and is essentially comprised of three parts: (1) a manifold; (2) a closure cap; and (3) a distributor disk. The detachable motorized lubricant dispenser has an electric motor-driven spindle that floatingly engages and rotatingly drives the distributor disk of the multi-port rotary distributor. As the distributor disk rotates, an aperture in the distributor disk successively registers with each of the discharge ports of the rotary distributor manifold to allow lubricant, which is pressurized by the advancing piston in the motorized lubricant dispenser, to flow out successively to each of the lubrication points that are connected to the multi-port rotary distributor.

Abstract: A threaded connection for tubing joints having a threaded part and a matching part fixedly connected with the tube, which embraces the tube externally and rests with an inner surface having grooves at the outer surface of the tube, wherein the fixed connection between the matching part and the tube is produced by rolling material of the tube into the grooves, the matching part 2 having at least one groove 7, 8 which is conducted in a threaded shape manner, so as to prevent failure of the tubing joint by crack formation.

Abstract: Glazed ceramic jardiniere with raised integral portions on the interior of its bottom section providing stable support for and drainage from a flower pot to be enclosed therein, the upper edges of said support being unglazed, and a method of making the same comprising positioning unglazed vitreous supporting members after applying glaze to the ware and then firing said ware after stacking with other such ware.