Abstract: A connection arrangement is provided for mechanically and fluidly connecting a fuel filter to a fluid meter in a fuel dispenser, and a method is provided for assembly of the connection arrangement. The connection arrangement can include a first part, a second part and a filter holding part, all parts being connected along a common centre axis. The first part can include an outlet, a first connection interface, an inlet, and a second connection interface. The second part can include a third connection interface and a fourth connection interface. The filter holding part can include an outlet and a fifth connection interface. The second part can be adjustable to move the connection arrangement between an unlocked state and a locked state.

Abstract: A device for coupling two components (1, 2) in particular two rods or bars, with two coupling parts (3) which can in each case be arranged on those ends of the components (1, 2) which are to be coupled, and with a connection means (4) which can be brought into engagement with the coupling parts (3), is configured and developed to ensure secure coupling of components even when the prepositioning is unfavorable, such that the connection means (4) comprises at least two holding elements (5) which can be arranged against one another to engage around the coupling parts (3) and which can be fixed to one another by means of at least one clamping device (6).

Abstract: A clamp system for attaching accessory devices to a railing structure includes a first clamping jaw member and a second clamping jaw member designed to clamp on a railing structure. An accessory mounting device includes a cylindrical collar portion with a plurality of diametrically aligned holes arranged around the circumference. One of the clamping jaw members has an opening, sized to receive the collar portion and one pair of holes that can be aligned with the holes of the collar portion. When the mounting device is in a desired orientation, a pin is inserted through the aligned holes to hold the orientation. A locking nut is mounted on a threaded portion of the collar portion and, when tightened, tends to withdraw the collar portion against the pin, firmly securing the assembly together.

Abstract: A bracket adapted to fit through a wheel of a spare tire for a vehicle is provided. The bracket includes a first plate portion, a first member, a second plate portion, and a second member. The first plate portion has at least two stud holes formed therethrough and arranged in a pattern corresponding to a wheel-stud pattern for at least one vehicle. The first member extends from the first plate portion. At least part of an exterior surface of the first member has a cylindrical shape. The first member has a first threaded portion. The second member extends from the second plate portion. The second member has a second threaded portion. The first threaded portion is adapted to mate with the second threaded portion. The bracket may be includes in a kit, wherein the kit includes a container holding bracket.

Abstract: A foldable frame for play pen and cot includes a pair of parallel top frame units each having an affixing end and a locking end, a pair of first top joints each having a transverse tubular sleeve, a pair of second top joints each having a transverse locking slot. A rotatable locker is affixed to each of the locking ends of the top frame units and arranged in such a manner that each top frame unit is slidably penetrated through the locking slot of the second top joint until the affixing end of the top frame unit is fittedly inserted into the tubular sleeve of the first top joint and the rotatable locker is adjustably locked up with the second top joint, so as to detachably mount the top frame unit between the first and second top joints.

Abstract: A mechanical linking system includes a slidably supported guided link interposed between two operable rods. The operable rods are connected to an operator device and an operated device. A mechanical transfer is effected through the rods and guided link between the operator and the operated device.

Abstract: A swivel end fitting for rope, cord or leash designed to allow said rope to be attached to another object and thereafter withstand considerable shock without coming apart or becoming disengaged from said rope. The invention is made up of a pointed screw-shaped base element permanently attached to the rope; a central socket element for receiving the screw-shaped base element at one end, and receiving a rounded terminal element at the other end; and a swivel eye terminal element having a stem and head thereon, said stem and head being bisected by a linear gap. As the terminal element is pressed into the socket element, the head is squeezed together over the gap until it crosses a collar on the socket element at which point the head pops back into its original position, now able to freely pivot. Then the screw-shaped base element is fully inserted into the opposite end of the socket such that the point thereof protrudes into said gap, preventing the head from squeezing back out of the collar.