Abstract: An apparatus and a method is presented for filling containers with liquids whereby one operator can quickly fill a number of containers uniformly in a fast and efficient manner. An adjustable electronic counter in communication with a programmable controller determines the amount of liquid which is directed into each container by receiving pulses from a pulse generator and a boom carriage and main support frame allow the filling assembly to be positioned over various nearby containers without the necessity of moving the containers for filling once they are placed in close proximity to the apparatus.

Abstract: The invention presented herein demonstrates an apparatus and method whereby selected containers can be filled with a precise amount of a desired liquid in rapid fashion. The displacement rod of the liquid reservoir is adjusted to insure that the container is charged with the exact amount of liquid required.

Abstract: The invention herein consists of an apparatus and method whereby containers such as syrup cannisters can be depressurized for disassembly and cleaning after use. The invention includes a relief head having a circular array of depending resilient, projecting members which are positioned to contact the dispensing valves of the containers and to allow air or other gases contained therein to escape.

Abstract: The present invention consists of labeling apparatus which includes a rotatable turnstile and an oscillating label magazine. The turnstile includes vacuum means which withdraws the label from the magazine and urges it onto an object by pneumatic means.

Abstract: Apparatus whereby objects are pushed in a circular motion from one location to another by a rotatable cam. A guide is used to insure the delivery of the objects to a precise location and control means are employed to activate the movement of the cam.