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Bpsi Holdings, Inc.

Bruce F Kinsey

Stuart C Porter

Susan M Grillo

George Reyes

Brian D Korchok

Thomas J Burke

Rita M Steffenino

Charles R Cunningham

Melanie Hartman

The window assembly structure includes a control bar for limiting the extent of inward tilting of the sash commonly used for safe window cleaning. The control bar is forced to bend or distort during tilting of the sash producing a bias force that limits the amount of tilting. In a preferred structure the control bar is of a spring steel wire structure with various bent segments for effective and cost efficient securement of the control bar to the sash and frame.

Window sash tilt control

A window assembly has a frame with balance channels to opposite sides of the frame, balance devices in the channels and a sash which is both slideable and tiltable relative to the frame. Also provided is a sash tilt limit bar which has a first end attached to the sash and a second end which is held within and which slides vertically of one of the balance channels without interfering with the balance device in the channel. The bar limits the tilting of the sash to positions which do not allow the second end of the bar to travel sufficiently far as to allow the bar to move to a position perpendicular to the frame where the bar might otherwise block closing of the sash.

A window assembly with a frame and a sash mounted to tilt open relative to the frame includes a tilt control to prevent a free fall opening of the sash. The tilt control provides a resistance to the tilt opening of the sash. The sash applies a force on the tilt control as the sash is tilted open. The force increases the farther the sash is tilted open. The resistance provided by the tilt control also increases the farther the sash is tilted open to compensate for the increased force applied on the tilt control.

Sash tilt resistance control

A window assembly has a frame with balance channels to opposite sides of the frame, balance devices in the channels and a sash which is both slideable and tiltable relative to the frame. Also provided is a sash tilt limit bar which has a first end attached to the sash and a second end which is held within and which slides vertically in one of the balance channels without interfering with the balance device in the channel. The bar limits the tilting of the sash to positions which do not allow the second end of the bar to travel sufficiently far as to allow the bar to move to a position perpendicular to the frame where the bar might otherwise block closing of the sash.

A dry film coating composition for forming a coating suspension for film coating nutritional supplements, pharmaceutical tablets, and the like, including tapica dextrin and a detackifier.

Film coatings and film coating compositions based on dextrin

A dry film coating composition used to make a bright white film coating for nutritional supplements, pharmaceutical tablets, and the like, comprises dextrose, an auxiliary film-former, and titanium dioxide. Optionally, but advantageously, the coating composition also ay include one or more of the following components: a plasticizer, a surfactant, a flow aid, and a preservative.

Bright white film coatings and film coating compositions therefor

A dry film coating composition used to make a bright white film coating for nutritional supplements, pharmaceutical tablets, and the like, comprises dextrose, an auxiliary film-former, and titanium dioxide. Optionally, but advantageously, the coating composition also may include one or more of the following components: a plasticizer, a surfactant, a flow aid, and a preservative.

A dry film coating composition for forming a coating suspension for film coating nutritional supplements, pharmaceutical tablets, and the like, comprising a dextrin and a detackifier.

A sash and window frame assembly has a sash with opposite side stiles and a frame with spaced apart jambs which are fitted with the stiles by a tongue and groove interlock. This interlock which extends vertically and runs in a front to back direction of the window assembly resists inward pulling of the stile away from the jamb to which it is fitted.

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Beaufort, SC, United States of America

Bruce F Kinsey