Patents Issued in August 5, 1980
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Patent number: 4215458Abstract: A tool for handling elements to be installed in or removed from a pressurized vessel may comprise: a housing adapted for connection and fluid communication with the pressurized vessel; a carrier assembly disposed in the housing for reciprocation therein to which elements may be attached for installation in or removal from the pressurized vessel; and first and second operator assemblies carried by the housing. The first operator assembly is engageable with the carrier assembly for reciprocation thereof between first and second terminal positions. A second operator assembly is engageable with the carrier assembly for selective rotation of the elements attached thereto.Type: GrantFiled: February 9, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Robert D. Lancaster
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Patent number: 4215459Abstract: A hose built on a non-expanding, non-collapsing mandrel is removed readily lengthwise of and off the mandrel, facilitated by a tube of tough, flexible, thin anti-adherent film disposed in snug fitting contact with the length and girth of the mandrel. The tube is secured to the rigid metal member only close to the end thereof from which the hose is removed. Preferably, the tube is invaginated so as to provide inner and outer slidably juxtaposed walls. The hose built on such mandrel is moved lengthwise together with the outer wall of the tube which slides on the inner wall or the metal member. Lubrication, as by an air film, can facilitate the sliding, and does not contact the hose.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: The Goodyear Tire & Rubber CompanyInventor: Harry T. Kifor
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Patent number: 4215460Abstract: This invention relates to apparatus and method for producing a composite container having a neck label or tubular sleeve mounted temporarily thereon adapted to be shrunken into final surface covering relation. The tubular sleeve is preformed of relatively-stiff material and flat-folded until ready for use when it is fully opened and conveyed into vertical alignment with a container therebeneath. The sleeve preform comprised of heat-shrinkable plastic material is telescopically assembled onto the container while the latter is transported in spaced upright arrangement. The preform is moved downwardly by a pair of gripping vacuum cups moving downwardly and divergently to open the preform and place the same telescopically on the container upper portion. Alternately, the opened preform is placed on a cylindrical mandrel to more fully open the preform prior to its being mounted telescopically on the container neck portion.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Owens-Illinois, Inc.Inventors: Stephen W. Amberg, Ralph G. Amberg
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Patent number: 4215461Abstract: Drilling through a wall of a molten material containing vessel, such as a glass melting tank, for the purpose of inserting an electrode or the like, is facilitated by employing a drill rig in which the drill bit is carried on the end of the electrode, which in turn is mounted on reciprocating means. The reciprocating means preferably includes a fast-travel mechanism and a high-powered hydraulic cylinder acting in tandem.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: PPG Industries, Inc.Inventor: Richard A. Caripolti
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Patent number: 4215462Abstract: A flower lamp includes first, second and third diffuser sections each being configured in the shape of a flower petal. Each diffuser section includes a wire frame, a section of translucent material and means for securing the material to the frame. The first, second and third diffuser sections are coupled to a shaft and extend in a generally vertical direction from the shaft. A base is coupled to the lower end of the shaft and supports the shaft in a vertical direction. In one embodiment of the invention, the translucent diffuser material is formed from pieces of chemically treated animal bladder. The method of chemically treating animal bladders to convert them into a translucent diffuser material suitable for use in a high temperature environment is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: December 4, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Emile C. Fernandez
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Patent number: 4215463Abstract: A method of providing a strong field splice for a wire rope sling, and the like, involving the steps of taking the preformed wire rope and unravelling a selected length of the end of the rope, forming two groups of strands, and reweaving them together in the form of the loop; and when the reweaving is completed, the two remaining ends are woven together to again form the original wire rope. This dead end is clamped to the live portion of the wire rope by means of a streamlined clamp.Type: GrantFiled: June 15, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: American Hoist & Derrick CompanyInventor: Edward J. Crook
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Patent number: 4215464Abstract: Dynamoelectric stator assemblies and methods of fabricating stator assemblies with new and improved winding interconnection arrangements are disclosed. In one disclosed method, windings are generated and disposed in slots of a magnetic core with end turn portions thereof being disposed adjacent a core face. At a tap insulating station, selected winding tap wires are insulated and routed to a common connecting region. The core with winding turns therein is then moved to an end turn pressing station to compress and shape the winding end turns and to condition the end turns to subsequently receive and support a connection insulator. At a connection station, a tap support and aligning means is interfitted with the core for receiving the tap wires and lead wires therein.Type: GrantFiled: October 25, 1977Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: General Electric CompanyInventor: Sammy L. Miller
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Patent number: 4215465Abstract: An improved method for producing a vanadium-gallium superconductor wire having aluminum as a component thereof is disclosed, said wire being encased in a gallium bearing copper sheath. The superconductors disclosed herein may be fabricated under normal atmospheres and room temperatures by forming a tubular shaped billet having a core composed of an alloy of vanadium and aluminum and an outer sheath composed of an alloy of copper, gallium and aluminum. Thereafter the entire billet is swage reduced to form a wire therefrom and heat treated to form a layer of V.sub.3 Ga in the interior of the wire.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the United States Department of EnergyInventor: David Dew-Hughes
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Patent number: 4215466Abstract: In an electrochemical cell such as a sodium sulphur cell using a ceramic electrolyte tube (e.g. of beta-alumina), the electrolyte tube is secured to a rigid annular element of, for example, alpha-alumina, having substantially the same coefficient of thermal expansion as the electrolyte tube, this annular element being radially thicker than the electrolyte tube and having two oppositely sloping tapered surfaces on its outer face. Metal elements are then forced onto the tapered surfaces with an interstate layer of soft metal, e.g. aluminium, which deforms into a groove or grooves in the tapered surfaces to form a hermetic seal.Type: GrantFiled: May 3, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Chloride Silent Power LimitedInventor: Peter J. Bindin
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Patent number: 4215467Abstract: A method of producing magnetic head-carrying platforms for supporting one or more integrated transducers arranged on an insulative base and having electrical output strips and an insulating protective member covering the transducer and the output strips provides for joining of the protective member to a substrate with the output strips disposed between the substrate and the member. The surface is treated to expose the ends of the strips which extend beyond the treated surface such that connections to the ends of the output strips may be made by superimposed conductive layers deposited on the treated surface of the substrate. In the fabricated platforms some transducers are in partial alignment in a common plane parallel to the axis of the conductive layers so that at least one output strip of those transducers in partial alignment may be connected by a common output conductive connector.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Compagnie Internationale pour l'InformatiqueInventors: Jean P. Lazzari, Jean Desserre
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Patent number: 4215468Abstract: An extraction tool for a packaged IC is described. The tool is characterized by gripping means for gripping opposite sides of the IC when the tool is actuated by pulling up on a slider, and for applying a uniform lifting force to the IC when the gripping means contacts the IC, to avoid deforming the IC pins.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: O.K. Machine and Tool Corp.Inventor: Paul L. Greco
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Patent number: 4215469Abstract: A method of inserting electronic components to a printed circuit board including steps of (a) holding a pair of lead wires of an electronic component by a chuck, which is open-and closable in a perpendicular direction to a plane including the pair of lead wires, with an inter-lead-wire distance identical to the distance between the lead wire inserting holes in the printed circuit board; (b) inserting thus held lead wires into targeted lead wire inserting holes; and (c) applying a clinching treatment to the lead wires protruded to the back side of the printed circuited board, wherein an electronic component is, regardless of the size of the inter-lead-wire distance, held by a chuck such that one of the lead wires is located at a certain preset base position biased to either side of the chucking surface of the chuck, and the printed circuit board and the chuck are relatively positioned, when the lead wires held by the chuck are about to be inserted, such that already inserted (planted) components are positionedType: GrantFiled: August 22, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Fuji Mgf. Co., Ltd.Inventors: Koichi Asai, Tousuke Kawada
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Patent number: 4215470Abstract: A short tubular passage accommodating an electric cable, a slitter blade positioned in a portion of the passage, a cable release guide from the passage and a pistol grip handle secured to the release guide.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Jerry Chirichigno
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Patent number: 4215471Abstract: A fruit knife has a handle, and a blade connected with the handle and having a plurality of throughgoing apertures. This permits the juice produced during movement of the blade through the fruit to flow through the apertures and thereby prevents spurting of the juice. The apertures may be spaced from one another in the direction of elongation of the elongated blade and uniformly distributed on the latter. The apertures may be arranged in rows spaced from one another in a direction transverse to the direction of elongation of the blade. The apertures of one row may be offset relative to the apertures of the adjacent row in the direction of elongation of the blade. The blade may have forked end. An intermediate spoon-like portion may be provided between the forked end and the remainder of the knife blade.Type: GrantFiled: June 23, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Hans-Joachim Schaefer
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Patent number: 4215472Abstract: A hand-held implement for controlled high pressure cutting or scoring. A grip constructed of relatively high density material and having depressions for the thumb, forefinger and middle finger is connected at its forward end to a cutting or scoring member, such as a carbide wheel for glass cutting. Extending rearward from the grip is an adjustable shaft having on its rearwardmost end a palm rest contoured to receive the portion of the palm between the knuckles of the forefinger and middle finger. The implement is gripped with the thumb and forefingers in their respective depressions and with the portion of the palm between the knuckles of the forefinger and middle finger seated on the palm rest. The side of the middle finger rests within its depression on the grip and the end of the middle finger contacts the surface to be cut or scored.Type: GrantFiled: April 12, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: M. Robert Raven
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Patent number: 4215473Abstract: A cutting and abrading hand tool is provided with a blade holder of generally rectangular shape and provided on opposite external side walls with parallel longitudinally extending outwardly facing grooves. Interchangeable and disposable blades of tubular form are provided which have various cross-sectional configurations and which have a longitudinally extending slot therein defined by inwardly extending flanges dimensioned to have a slip fit with the grooves of the holder. The holder is provided with abutments at either end of the grooves for securing the blades on the holder. The end portions of the holder having the abutments at one end of the holder are manually flexible inwardly to permit endwise removal and replacement of the blades.Type: GrantFiled: December 21, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: The Stanley WorksInventors: James Elmore, Richard E. Ziel
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Patent number: 4215474Abstract: Shears for cutting or trimming hair are presented equipped with a device for indicating, to the hair-trimming stylist, the general angle relative to the horizontal at which the cut is being made. The indicating device disclosed is a spirit level with the usual single small bubble inside the level and, preferably with a plurality of marks spaced longitudinally of the level so that the angle is at least roughly indicated to the hair stylist.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Thomas G. Kelley
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Patent number: 4215475Abstract: An oscillating cut-out tool used for removing windshields from a vehicle. The tool designed to cut through urethane or similar types of material used in securing a vehicle windshield in a windshield frame.Type: GrantFiled: June 12, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventors: Gary W. Morford, Guy Jamieson, Kenneth D. Gould
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Patent number: 4215476Abstract: A health services combination irrigation and aspiration device adapted to serve more than one irrigation function and to require the use of only one hand by the operator. The instrument includes a handpiece, a supply station and a control for the regulation and selection among fluid and vacuum means. While the instrument is well adapted to dental work, particularly root canal methodology, it also supplies a need for a general purpose medical instrument which can provide suction and lavage of a tissue or organ surface with one or more of selected medicinal solutions, including distilled water or saline solution. Notably, the handpiece tip system is small enough to allow easy access to remote tissue surfaces while the angled design allows access to difficult to reach interior surfaces.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 1977Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Alexander S. Armstrong
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Patent number: 4215477Abstract: A facial frame surrounds a greater arcuate portion of the patient's face, than has been used heretofore. The frame includes fasteners for a dental dam, preferably made from a thin rubber sheet. The frame has fasteners which are oriented so that the dam may be attached to them after it has been installed over the patient's teeth. Other fasteners are on the frame and positioned so that dental tape may be used to tie it in place about a patient's head. The geometry is such that the dental dam does not restrict either the working or the visible area of the patient's mouth.Type: GrantFiled: April 25, 1977Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Kathleen A. Shanel
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Patent number: 4215478Abstract: An article of manufacture for use in dental hygiene is disclosed. The device provides a leader, to which there is attached a thicker "mop" which can be comprised of a plurality of individual string members. The string members can be abrasive to enhance cleaning action. The several string members which form the "mop" would preferably have some absorbent quality in order to retain a desired therapeutic aid such as fluoride or the like. The strings could be alternatively fluoride impregnated. In use, the leader is first passed between gaps in the teeth until the "mop" portion contacts the gap. Sliding action of the abrasive mop between the teeth removes undesirable plaque and massages the gums. In the method of the present invention, individual thread members are added to the leader so that as many strings are placed between the teeth as possible without causing discomfort and the space between the teeth can be filled.Type: GrantFiled: March 6, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventors: Louis O. Thomas, Raymond E. Boudreaux
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Patent number: 4215479Abstract: An improved curve drawing apparatus of simplified construction has a base carrying a spindle about which are rotated interchangeable single or paired cams, a spring loaded cam follower movable along a Y-axis by one of the rotating cams, a second spring loaded cam follower mounted entirely on the first cam follower and movable independently along an X-axis by the same or a second rotating cam while simultaneously following the Y-axis movement of the first cam follower. A stylus arm is mounted on the second cam follower and traces the combined X-Y motion of the second cam follower to draw a curve which is determined by the shape of the cams. Multiple axes of cam rotation are provided for creating a variety of curves with a given cam or combination of cams and an interchangeable knob is included to facilitate manual rotation of the cams.Type: GrantFiled: September 10, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventors: Julian L. Kavanau, Nils Jernberg
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Patent number: 4215480Abstract: A hand held digital read-out measuring instrument in which interference fringes are generated by the transmission of radiations through gratings which move relative to one another according to a distance being measured and the fringes are counted to detect changes in the fringe pattern and generate a pulse output related to the distance, means being provided to control the rate of movement and to exert a substantially constant force on the movable elements.Type: GrantFiled: December 16, 1977Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: James Neill Holdings LimitedInventors: John H. Fisher, John D. Bradbrook, Peter J. Bassett
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Patent number: 4215481Abstract: This invention is a device which enables one to layout sheet metal elbows of many sizes, degree of angle, segments, and throat radiuses.Further this invention is a device for laying out round pipe sections to intersect another round pipe at a right angle either on or off center of the pipe being intersected to form a sheet metal T joint of many sizes and combination of sizes.Another advantage is the use of the transparent, rectangular, plastic elements, when one element is affixed upon the profile of an object to be intersected the lines required in this method of layout can be readily ascertained, thus eliminating the drafting of same.The gist of this invention is a layout device, and method which enables one to layout hundreds of sheet metal objects in much less time and without the preliminary procedures which are often used in this type of sheet metal fabrication.Type: GrantFiled: October 12, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Robert L. Riley
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Patent number: 4215482Abstract: This invention involves an indicator assembly and method for locating the position of the axis of a cylindrical workpiece in a roll turning lathe in order to allow accurate adjustment of the workpiece axis position into alignment with the turning axis of the lathe. The assembly is removably mounted on the tool slide of the lathe for radial movement into engagement with the workpiece, and is constructed to locate the relative position of the workpiece and machine axes in horizontal and vertical coordinates. This apparatus is used in the method to compare the position of the cylindrical surface of the faceplate of the lathe with the position of the surface of the journal of the roll in the horizontal coordinate and to compare the position of the axis of the faceplate with the position of the axis of the journal in the vertical coordinate.Type: GrantFiled: April 21, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: USM CorporationInventor: Richard S. Szewczyk
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Patent number: 4215483Abstract: This invention relates to a drill sharpening gauge which can be positioned close to an abrasive motor-driven wheel so that the operator can quickly check the length of the edges of the drill bit at the tip of the drill to insure that both cutting edges are the same length, and thus the angles are equal.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Wilbur A. Marshall
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Patent number: 4215484Abstract: An aiming device comprising a sight-supporting base adapted to be detachably secured to the central portion of the bow or a part of some other object, a rear sight positioned on the base, a light-emitting front sight, a member mounting the front sight on the base and being manually displaceable for adjusting the elevation of the front sight, and an adjusting screw and leveling pad arrangement for adjusting the base to a position where the line of aim established along the front and rear sights lies in a plane extending parallel to the bow and containing the longitudinal axis of an arrow in shooting position on the bow.Type: GrantFiled: November 7, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Robert F. Lauffenburger
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Patent number: 4215485Abstract: A bow sight is disclosed in combination with a bow. The bow sight is made of a single U-shaped piece of metal having flanges formed at each side at an intermediate part for stiffness to the sight. The sight is adapted to be attached to a bow. One of the U-shaped legs has a single aperture and the other has three apertures so that the bowman can correct his sighting range. The apertures can also be used for "bore sighting" the arrows.Type: GrantFiled: April 23, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Gilbert T. Mesler
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Patent number: 4215486Abstract: Circuit for controlling the program timer of a laundry dryer as a function of the moisture-dependent resistance of the laundry. A storage capacitor charged from a d-c voltage source together with laundry resistance resulting from wet laundry bridging two electrodes and resistance determine the duty cycle or frequency for an oscillator. The output of the oscillator is fed to a filter and from there as one input to a comparator. A reference value setter is fed to another input of the comparator. The output of the comparator is functionally connected to the program timer. This circuit arrangement makes possible measurement of low residual moisture values in the laundry and thereby permits the start of the post-drying phase without heating on reaching this low residual moisture value.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Bosch-Siemens Hausgerate GmbHInventors: Gunter Heyer, Hans Boddeker
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Patent number: 4215487Abstract: Subject of the invention is drying equipment suitable for reducing the moisture content of fragmentary materials, mainly clay. The drying equipment contains drying space developed as a ring of circular, or polygonal base, surrounded with latticed surfaces. The drying space includes a channel developed as a ring of circular, or polygonal base, surrounded with latticed surface, carrying drying medium. The device, feeding the material to be dried is connectible to and turnable around the central shaft. Conveyance of the material takes place with the aid of a rotary worm or scraper device fixed to the central shaft.Type: GrantFiled: September 28, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Szolnok Megyei Tegla- es Cserepipari VallalatInventors: Zoltan Onodi, Sandor Mikola, Ferenc Farkas, Istvan Kovacs
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Patent number: 4215488Abstract: A tray for the field drying of fruit adapted to be rolled about the fruit during the curing thereof consisting of a flexible rectangular sheet of plastic material provided with longitudinally extending corrugations so that the sheet has greater flexibility transversely than longitudinally, the sheet having perforations in the valleys of the corrugations for drainage of rain water when the sheet is disposed flatly on the ground, tabs disposed to cover the perforations which are inverted when the tray is rolled about the fruit, and a hooked longitudinal edge adapted releasably to engage the opposite longitudinal edge when the tray is in the rolled condition.Type: GrantFiled: January 8, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Paul Donabedian
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Patent number: 4215489Abstract: An elongated generally horizontal stationary housing having generally horizontal, continuous conveyors extending therethrough and including a material drying zone or chamber for reducing the moisture content of material conveyed therethrough and a gas seal zone or chamber having an exhaust fan connected thereto at the material discharge end of the drying chamber. Hot gases are circulated through the drying chamber from the material entrance end to the material exit end of the drying chamber by a fan located in a recirculating duct connected to the opposite ends of the drying chamber and which fan maintains a subatmospheric pressure in the material exit end of the drying chamber. During return of the drying gases to the material entrance end of the drying chamber the temperature of the gases being circulated is increased. Baffles are provided at the material exit end of the seal chamber to restrict the entrance of air into the seal chamber at the material exit end thereof.Type: GrantFiled: July 17, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: The Coe Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Irven J. McMahon, Jr.
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Patent number: 4215490Abstract: A hand held and portable device used for communicating between blind-deaf persons and between blind-deaf and nonhandicapped persons who know the Braille system. The transmitter person presses one or a number of the six keys in combinations producing raised projections representing a six unit Braille cell to be felt and read by a receiving person through tactile finger sensation.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 1977Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: William B. Fewell
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Patent number: 4215491Abstract: A shower boot to be worn by a person when taking a shower for washing and scrubbing the feet. The shower boot includes a hollow body of waterproof material shaped to generally conform with and enclose the foot, ankle and lower leg region with the upper end thereof flaring or tapering outwardly to funnel water into the interior of the boot. A soft resilient lining is provided in the boot with the lining having a plurality of small projecting knobs, prongs or nipples engaging the exterior skin surface of the foot, ankle and lower leg regions of the person wearing the boot, whereby normal movement of such a person when taking a shower and towel drying will effectively wash, scrub and massage the foot and adjacent regions of the ankle and lower leg, thereby enabling such areas to be maintained in a clean and healthy condition.Type: GrantFiled: February 9, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Anthony Giannetti
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Patent number: 4215492Abstract: A ventilating insole for use in a shoe in which the same includes an interior chamber for the forced flow of air unobstructed and uninterruptedly between the heel and toe portions thereof and through inlet and outlet openings.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Arthur Sandmeier
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Patent number: 4215493Abstract: A shoe having an opening with an adjustable instep gore assembly including a strap having a hook and loop Velcro type closure which permits the wearer to pull both sides of the shoe, simultaneously, to the desired tautness before fastening.Type: GrantFiled: March 27, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Anthony J. Antonious
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Patent number: 4215494Abstract: Apparatus for automatically locking the blade mechanism of a vehicular driven snowplow at a desired angular position in regard to the forward line of movement of the vehicle. The locking device is adapted to automatically release the blade mechanism when the blade is raised from a normal snow clearing or working position and to move back automatically into locking engagement when the blade mechanism is lowered into the same or a new angularly disposed working position.Type: GrantFiled: December 13, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Frink Sno-PlowsInventors: Eugene A. Farrell, Louis L. Montante
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Patent number: 4215495Abstract: My invention consists of an attachment adapted to be connected to a road grader blade. It has a mounting means in the form of a frame for attachment to the blade, a support carried by said mounting means which in turn carries a curb shoe, the support being capable of being raised or lowered in order to position the blade in the proper horizontal plane. The vertically adjustable support carries a universal joint and the universal joint in turn carries a curb shoe which consists of an element having a relatively flat surface which engages a surface of the curb.Type: GrantFiled: September 11, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Donald G. Wagner
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Patent number: 4215496Abstract: A front bumper for a two- or four-wheel drive utility vehicle permits simultaneous mounting of a power winch and snow removal blade assembly, such that both the winch and snow blade can be used, and remain attached to the vehicle at the same time. The snow removal blade includes a riser portion providing additional clearance between the blade mounting portion of the front bumper and ground beneath the vehicle when the snow removal blade assembly is removed from the vehicle.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Thomas L. Wehr
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Patent number: 4215497Abstract: Heart-shaped tag formed by a pair of translucent, reddish plastic pieces having flanges secured together. One plastic piece has retroreflective facets and the other is transparent. An identification member sandwiched between the plastic pieces so that material thereon can be read through the transparent piece. The identification member being installed through a slot in the plastic pieces and snapping into locked position. The identification member having a portion extending out of the slot and an opening in that portion for securing to another object to tag the same.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: John C. Levy
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Patent number: 4215498Abstract: New and improved safety tagging device is provided which is fabricated from highly visible, durable and weather-resistant materials and which is readily and conveniently, securely attachable to and removable from power transmission and distribution circuit support structures and the like. The device is operable to protectively and conspicuously display, and call attention to, a mark-up card with instructions regarding safety prerequisites attendant the re-energization of de-energized power transmission or distribution circuit.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: James G. Wilson
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Patent number: 4215499Abstract: A device for use by hobbyist collectors for assembling and saving for display memorabilia relating to selected persons, places or things. The device consists of a recording page in the form of an attested certificate for use by the collector in identifying the particular event, and the first side of the page includes in combination therewith a transparent box for containing selected matter relating to the particular event certificate. In addition, the reverse side of the certificate page includes a transparent plastic retaining cover for securing selected photographs related to the particular event. A plurality of such pages may, of course, then be retained in an album enclosure for permanent storage, or selected certificate pages may be framed for wall display or the like.Type: GrantFiled: July 10, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Harlan R. Wilson
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Patent number: 4215500Abstract: A display device for creating amusing visual effects from the motion of beads of expanded polystyrene or similar materials in a stream of flowing air, accompanied by the audible effects attendant thereto. An air flow is introduced into the bottom of a vertical, transparent column into which has been placed a plurality of beads sufficiently small to be floated by the stream of air. The top and bottom openings of the vertical column are closed by wire screens to contain the beads while allowing air to pass. Colored lights may be employed to illuminate the top and bottom regions of the column.Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 1977Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Gordon Sharp
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Patent number: 4215501Abstract: This invention relates to a contrast maintaining means for use in display devices. The invention uses a substrate of synthetic paper having a light reflectance to light transmittance ratio which is in the order of 1 to 1. A substantially opaque coating material having a light reflection index near zero is deposited in the desired pattern upon the substrate so as to provide an information carrying display. The coated areas of the display neither transmit nor reflect a significant amount of light. When light reaches the display from behind the light transmitted through the substrate is of substantially the same intensity as the light that would be reflected from the substrate if the same light had reached the display from the front. The light reaching a viewers' eyes from the uncoated areas of the substrate is constant for nearly all lighting angles while substantially no light reaches the viewers' eyes from the coated areas of the display.Type: GrantFiled: December 21, 1977Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Ten-O-One Inc.Inventor: Leo Meijer
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Patent number: 4215502Abstract: A firearm is provided which includes a stock having a barrel end face, a generally longitudinally-extending primary bore formed therein and opening onto the barrel end face, and at least one generally transversely-extending, internally-threaded ancillary bore formed therein one end of which opens onto the primary bore and the other end of which opens onto a lateral face of the stock. The firearm also includes a double barrel having a barrel end plate and a bolt secured to the barrel end plate having an annular groove which bolt is demountably and rotatably received within the primary bore with the groove thereof being positioned such that it opposes the ancillary bore. At least one set screw is threadably receivable in the ancillary bore and has an inner end which is configured and dimensioned to permit mating engagement thereof with the annular groove, so as to retain the bolt in the primary bore while permitting rotation thereof and, in turn, the double barrel.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Loven Firearms CompanyInventor: Carl K. Loven
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Patent number: 4215503Abstract: This invention relates to automatic hook setting devices in general, and more specifically to a compression spring actuated fishing rod holder which will rapidly rise from a substantially horizontal to a substantially vertical position when a trigger mechanism is tripped. The trigger mechanism is adjustable to vary the force necessary to activate it, and the trigger releasably secures a loop of fishing line so that the hook setting action is not immediate, but occurs only after a predetermined amount of force has been exerted on the line.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Floyd C. Hiner
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Patent number: 4215504Abstract: A line guide for a fishing rod comprises a guide ring structure defining a path for the line and a supporting frame for supporting the ring with respect to the fishing rod. The supporting frame has legs projecting from the ring structure and substantially embracing the line path beyond the ring structure so as to enable the legs to shield the latter against impacts during use of the rod.Type: GrantFiled: July 3, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Fuji Kogyo K.K.Inventor: Ryuichi Ohmura
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Patent number: 4215505Abstract: Cable hardware is disclosed for use with trolling apparatus for fishing carried by a boat, which cable hardware is carried on the line from a boom which extends from the apparatus and includes a line guide sleeve stop through which the line passes and which is prevented from passing through a bushing by the sleeve stop. The bushing is mounted in a bracket carried by the boom and the line preferably extends to a reel carried by the apparatus. Strain placed on the sleeve by winding of the line on the reel, does not place any undue strain on the hardware and transmits the strain evenly to the bushing. The line carried by the sleeve stop is prevented from kinking at the bushing and subsequent entanglement or breakage.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Penn Fishing Tackle Mfg. Co.Inventors: Walter J. Henze, William Purcell
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Patent number: 4215506Abstract: A hollow body fishing lure that is constructed of a transparent molded plastic and is slidable on the attachment line. The lure has a pair of trailing skirt appendages made from thin plastic mirror film which feature squid tips and are secured to the lure body by a pair of wires in tie grooves. A trolling weight and spectra film are secured within the hollow body. A method of making the lure is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: April 2, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Kenneth P. LeBoeuf
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Patent number: 4215507Abstract: A fishing lure of the floating and diving type having an adjustable fishing lure bill with three painted depth line marks to properly fish the fish lure body at shallow, medium and deep depths. The fish lure body provides a locking mechanism for the purpose of securing and adjustment of the adjustable fishing lure bill on the fish lure body.Type: GrantFiled: July 20, 1978Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Inventor: Harry J. Russell