Wetrok, Inc.

Adolf Notta

Ian A Scovell

A diaphragm pump having a reciprocating piston, a rotatable cam canted and engaging the piston, and a diaphragm secured to a plunger stem by a screw rotatable relative to the stem. The plunger stem extends into a bore in the piston, the piston bore and plunger stem having a matching configuration preventing rotation of the plunger stem relative to the piston when the diaphragm securing screw is loosened. The piston end engaging the cam is formed as a spherical section positioning the line of engagement with the cam closely adjacent the axial center of the piston, to reduce side thrust.

Diaphragm pump

The carpet cleaning device of this invention includes a liquid application means, liquid removal means and carpet brushing means. A reciprocating motion is provided to a pivoted brush by means of a rotary shaft having an oblique crank portion carrying a bearing whose outer race is connected to the brush. The shaft axis, center line of the bearing, and the brush pivot axis all intersect at a common point thus transforming rotary motion of the shaft to an arcuate, reciprocating motion of the brush.

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Youngstown, NY, United States of America

Adolf Notta