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Itw Cs (uk) Limited

Charles Jonathan Kennett

A fluid supply assembly for a shaft mounted device, such as an oscillating roller, is disclosed having a fluid powered apparatus comprising a shaft comprising a first fluid passageway extending through a portion of the shaft and exiting at an exit point on the shaft wall; a connector arranged on the device having a bore for receiving the shaft comprising a first seal spaced apart from a second seal within the bore along an axis parallel to the shaft, the first seal, second seal, the bore and the shaft wall defining a fluid annular chamber, and a second fluid passageway leading from the fluid annular chamber to the fluid powered apparatus wherein, in use, the exit point on the shaft wall remains between the first and second seals. The fluid supply assembly allows quick release application of fluid powered rotating devices.

Fluid supply assembly for a shaft mounted device

A surface cleaning apparatus for cleaning workpiece surfaces. The apparatus has controllable operable cleaning rollers. The cleaning rollers can be moved selectively and independently such as to contact the workpiece in a desired sequence. The apparatus is particularly adapted for vertical operation.

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Renfrewshire, United Kingdom

Charles Jonathan Kennett