Abstract: A removable display hoist includes a first clamp configured to be removably coupled to a first portion of a telescoping support member, a second clamp configured to be removably coupled to a second portion of the telescoping support member, and an actuator assembly coupled between the first clamp and the second clamp, where the actuator assembly is configured to extend and retract the removable display hoist.

Abstract: A removable display hoist includes a first clamp configured to be removably coupled to a first portion of a telescoping support member, a second clamp configured to be removably coupled to a second portion of the telescoping support member, and an actuator assembly coupled between the first clamp and the second clamp, where the actuator assembly is configured to extend and retract the removable display hoist.

Abstract: A display hoist includes a first clamp configured to be coupled to a first portion of a telescoping support member, a second clamp configured to be coupled to a second portion of the telescoping support member, and an actuator assembly extending between the first clamp and the second clamp. The actuator assembly includes an actuator motor, a piston including a first end and a second end, the first end of the piston mechanically coupled to the first clamp, the second end of the piston operably coupled to the actuator motor, and a housing disposed over at least a portion of the piston and enclosing the actuator motor, the housing including a top end and a bottom end, the housing mechanically coupled at the top end to the second clamp.

Abstract: A display hoist includes a first clamp configured to be coupled to a first portion of a telescoping support member, a second clamp configured to be coupled to a second portion of the telescoping support member, and an actuator assembly extending between the first clamp and the second clamp. The actuator assembly includes an actuator motor, a piston including a first end and a second end, the first end of the piston mechanically coupled to the first clamp, the second end of the piston operably coupled to the actuator motor, and a housing disposed over at least a portion of the piston and enclosing the actuator motor, the housing including a top end and a bottom end, the housing mechanically coupled at the top end to the second clamp.

Abstract: A bracket holds high-output LED lighting systems within existing light fixtures, such as, for example, shoe box parking lot fixtures, gas station canopy fixtures, and street light fixtures. Specifically, the bracket is adjustable to fit most light fixture housings so that the light fixture housings can be retrofitted and orientated with the high-output LED lighting systems without removal or replacement of components thereof, such as the housing, the cover, the lens, and/or other like components.

Abstract: A variable frequency foil (VFF) box assembly and mechanisms for moving individual foils/foil beams and individual foil beam sets relative to each other to adjust the frequency of a paper making machine, and method of use are provided. The VFF box assembly allows for continuously and uniformly adjusting the pitch distances of individual foils within foil sets over a finite range, and also adjusting the distance between foil sets during the continuous operation of a paper making machine. Also provided is a variable frequency assembly comprising a combination of dewatering elements such as one or more foil elements and table rolls, a multi-surfaced foil element, and/or an adjustable angle foil element.