Abstract: A work table includes a box defining a receiving chamber, several partitions disposed in the receiving chamber to form several distributor-receiving chambers, and a side chamber extending frontwardly from a front wall of the box and in fluid communication with the distributor-receiving chambers via outlet holes in the front wall. A distributor member is disposed in each of the distributor-receiving chambers, has an apex and inclined left and right guide plates that cooperate with the bottom plate to form a lower chamber which is in fluid communication with the side chamber via a respective outlet hole, and that cooperate with an adjacent pair of the partitions to form an upper chamber above the lower chamber. Each of the guide plates is formed with a plurality of entrance holes in fluid communication with the upper and lower chambers.

Abstract: A work table includes a box having a bottom plate formed with an outlet port. A distributor is disposed in the box, and cooperates with the box to define a lower chamber in fluid communication with the outlet port and an upper chamber above the distributor. The distributor has entrance holes that communicate the upper and lower chambers. A working panel is mounted on the box, and is formed with apertures for access to the upper chamber. A suctioning device includes a sawdust collecting container, and an air conduit interconnecting the outlet port and the container, and having a branch. A cap is detachably mounted on the branch. A blind is mounted movably on the air conduit between the outlet port and the branch.

Abstract: An exhausting device for anatomic operation comprises at least one set of laminar air flow generator and one set of anatomic table. The area, which covers the overall bearing table surface of the anatomic table, of the vertically downward laminar air flow steadily flows out of the outlet of the laminar air flow generator so as to produce an air-pushed effect. The anatomic table is installed with an air-drawing motor. While the air-drawing motor is under operation, the air at the area above the bearing table surface of the anatomic table is steadily drawn into a hollow flow path through an air seam around the four edges of the surface table air split trough of the anatomic table, further exhausted out of the anatomic table by the air-drawing motor through an air outlet so as to produce an air-pulled effect.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a nail caring table having a vacuum purifier in which a customer keeps a comfortable posture when a customer's nail is cared or an artificial nail is attached to a customer's nail or in which it is possible to suck a waste and bad smell which occur when caring a customer's nail and attaching an artificial nail to a customer's nail for thereby effectively cleaning the above.

Abstract: A table umbrella apparatus having a base, an umbrella with an inner surface extending therealong, a tubular support affixed to and extending from the base and supporting the umbrella a desired distance above the base, and a fan connected to the tubular support. The fan has a fan blade mounted so as to rotate about a vertical axis. The fan directs air flow at least upwardly toward the umbrella. A motor is connected to the fan so as to rotate the fan blade in a desired direction. A baffle is affixed to umbrella so as to direct air from the fan along the inner surface of the umbrella. The umbrella has at least one adjustable slat extending outwardly from the inner surface so as to direct air flow from the fan to a desired location below the umbrella. A table is positioned around the tubular support and over the base.

Abstract: A ventilation system for a cooking appliance includes one or more slidable vent hoods arranged in a tabletop extending above a heating surface of a cooking appliance to exhaust gaseous byproduct developed during a cooking operation performed on the heating surface. The tabletop is vertically adjustable relative to the heating surface in order to alter the distance between each vent hood and the heating surface. Each vent hood can be retracted within the tabletop or extended to a position disposed directly, vertically above at least a portion of the heating surface. Preferably, a pair of adjacent vent hoods are provided, with each vent hood opening into a common exhaust manifold formed in the tabletop. The tabletop is preferably mounted through multiple pillars which are connected to a vertical adjusting mechanism. One of the pillars is preferably provided with an elongated duct for directing exhaust gases from the manifold to a remote exhaust location.