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Festo Se &co. Kg

Hudson Products Corporation

E&c Finfan, Inc.

Charles E Bowers

Robert V Rhodes

Richard Kelsey

Ute Casimir

Bailey Meadows

Ben Cole

Sean Surber

Nickolas Craig

Michael Garner

Michael Shroyer

Daniel Niefer

Jesse Hines

Tracy Mabes

A fluid control system for supplying fluid to a fluid consumer, having a valve module including a channel body to which a fluid switching valve, a fluid pressure regulator and a vacuum switching valve are attached, the channel body having a first fluid channel extending from a fluid input port to an input port of the fluid pressure regulator and having a second fluid channel extending from an output port of the fluid pressure regulator to an input port of the fluid switching valve, and having a third fluid channel extending from an output port of the fluid switching valve to a fluid consumer port, and having a first vacuum channel extending from a vacuum input port to an input port of the vacuum switching valve, and having a second vacuum channel extending from an output port of the vacuum switching valve to the fluid consumer port.

Fluid control system

An air-cooled heat exchanger includes a plenum having an intake and a discharge, a cooling tube assembly inside the plenum, a fan assembly that has a fan, an engine positioned outside the plenum, and an internal drive assembly. The internal drive assembly is configured to transfer torque from the engine to the fan. The internal drive assembly is contained inside the plenum.

Internal drive system for air-cooled heat exchangers

A cooler, a cooler platform assembly, and a process of adjusting a cooler platform are disclosed. The cooler includes a cooling region, a discharge region, and a cooler platform positioned in the discharge region and proximal to a sloped interior section of the cooler. The cooler platform assembly includes a cooler platform, a sloped interior section of a cooler proximal to a first end of the cooler platform, and a vertical wall proximal to a second end of the cooler platform. The process includes adjusting a cooler platform from a retracted position substantially parallel to a vertical wall of a cooler to a deployed position substantially perpendicular to the vertical wall.

Cooler, cooler platform assembly, and process of adjusting a cooler platform

A device for inserting and/or removing pins from a roller chain includes a block having a cradle for immobilizing and temporarily holding a roller chain together while pins are being inserted or removed. The device has a pair of threaded bores aligned with a pin or pin opening of a roller chain received in the cradle, one threaded bore carries a screw having a ram portion operable to positively force a pin from the roller chain, the other threaded bore carries a screw operable to positively force a pin into the roller chain.

Roller chain assembling and disassembling device

A flag-locking mechanism for an external halyard flagpole having a pulley affixed near the top thereof and a halyard which runs over the pulley, the flag being carried on the outside run of the halyard, the locking mechanism including a housing constructed to be affixed to the flagpole near the top thereof beneath the pulley through which is threaded the inside run of the halyard, a locking pin moveable in the housing and toward an inside face of a wall thereof whenever the inside run of the halyard is moved upwardly, such frictional movement of the locking pin being capable of squeezing such inside run of the halyard between itself and the housing wall to arrest further movement of the halyard, an attachment to the locking pin for exerting a downward pull thereon to move same from its lock position into its unlock position including a cable disposed in the interior of the flagpole and extending downwardly therein to a level near the ground where it can be accessible, the lower end of the cable being fastened to a moveable lockpart lockable in a second lockpart held fast in the wall thickness of the flagpole, whereby, such authorized user with a key can unlock the moveable lockpart and pull upon the lower end of the cable to exert a downward pull upon the locking pin to move same from its lock position into its unlock position, whereby to free the halyard for lowering or raising of the flag.

Theft-proof flag locking system

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Rochester, MI, United States of America

Charles E Bowers