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Daniel R Collins

Thomas Ralph Fawcett, Jr

Walter A Egner

A method of delivery of insect repellent which incorporates a delivery device which provides for release of insect repellent to fabrics within an automatic laundry dryer at dryer operating temperatures for treating garments for the purpose of repelling insects and which controls the amount and toxicity of a repellent applied directly to garments, particularly children's garments, and which eliminates the direct application of toxic repellent to the skin of a user for use in controlling the spread of Lyme Disease.

Method for treating garments with insect repellent

A cable termination member (10) having improved strain relief features for isolating optical fiber members (21,22) in a terminated optical fiber cable (20) from external stresses. The cable termination member (10) is adapted to terminate an optical fiber cable (20) which includes at least one optical fiber member (21), a load bearing member around the at least one optical fiber member (23) and an outer jacket (24) surrounding the load bearing member (23), and includes a first outer crimp means (38) having a bore for receiving an end of an optical fiber cable (20), a second outer crimp means (39) crimped to the first outer crimp means (38) with an exposed portion of the load bearing member (23) crimped therebetween, and an inner crimp member (41) positioned in the cable (20) between the at least one optical fiber member (21) and the load bearing member (23) and within the first and second outer crimp means (38,39) for securing the cable jacket (24) between the first outer crimp means (38) and the inner crimp member (41). The inner crimp ring or eyelet (41) of the present invention firmly secures both the load bearing member (23) and the jacket (24) of the cable (20) to the termination member (10) to provide improved strain relief for protecting optical fiber members (21,22) within the cable (20) against external stresses.

Cable termination member for fiber optic connectors having improved

A pulling bullet 1 comprises, a frangible body having a coupling portion 18 for disconnect coupling to an optical connector 7, a cavity 21 in the body having a depth greater than the projecting length of an optical fiber cable 3 retained by the optical connector 7, the pulling bullet 1 covers the end of an optical fiber 6 of the cable 3, and a frangible web 28 surrounds an eye 25 for securing a hauling rope 27 to the pulling bullet 1.

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Camp Hill, PA, United States of America

Daniel R Collins