Scientific-atlanta, Inc.

Seco Industries, Inc.

Other

Olympus Optical Company, Ltd.

Lanier Business Products, Inc.

Burroughs, Inc.

Wildfire, Inc.

Layton Manufacturing Corporation

Lanier Business Products, a Division of Oxford Industries Inc.

David K Walz

Glenn A Davis

William H Kenney

Andrew W Allen

Theron C Moss

Robert D Howerton

Frank Van Haltern, Jr

Yasuo Hattori

Toshihiko Kadota

John A McMillan

Ralph J Lake, Jr

Frank H Stephens, Jr

Thomas A Kachnowski

Timothy R Stern

Kevin S Buist

Thera C Moss

William D Hodgson

Kenneth R Weil

Nanjappa Bakthavachalam

A relaxer and straightener dispensing container comprising a cylinder having a top and bottom interconnected therewith to form an airtight container, a valve associated with the top and comprising a hollow tube, a sleeve disposed in coaxial relationship with the hollow tube, the sleeve having a collar extending downwardly therefrom, a top piece associated with the top and coaxially disposed with respect to the hollow tube, and a flange extending outwardly from the collar and disposed in an interlocking relationship with the top.

Hair treatment dispensing container

A modular meter based utility gateway enclosure which resides between a power meter and a meter socket of a residence or other building supports multiple interchangeable local area network (LAN) and wide area network (WAN) interface cards. As a result, multiple LAN and WAN media are simultaneously and interchangeably supported by simply changing interface cards inserted into the slots of the enclosure. The modular meter based utility gateway enclosure includes a WAN card slot for accepting a WAN interface card, multiple LAN card slots for respectively accepting LAN interface cards, and a data bus for enabling communication between the WAN interface card and the LAN interface cards inserted into the WAN and LAN card slots respectively. The modular meter based utility gateway enclosure may also support one or more interdiction cards, and may further include a tamper proof mechanism to prevent unauthorized tampering with the enclosure.

Modular meter based utility gateway enclosure

A hair treatment dispensing container including hair straightening chemical under pressure and dispensable through an applicator arm directly to human hair and a hair separation extension rotatably mounted on the applicator arm.

Automatic power outage dialer unit housing

A reverse osmosis water purification apparatus includes a housing sump, a protective canister disposed within the sump, a filter assembly, an outwater conduit and a manifold disposed within the canister, a valve cap mounted atop the manifold and operably related therewith and including a mounting bracket arranged for securement to a fixed support, a top cap disposed atop the valve cap, an inlet for unfiltered water, an outlet for filtered water together with an outlet for unfiltered water mounted on the valve cap, a rotatable collar threadedly coupled with the housing sump and cooperating with the valve cap to hold the parts in assembled condition or to render the housing sump, canister, filter units, outwater conduit and the manifold separable from the valve cap and parts associated therewith so as to enable the canister and its contents to be removed and replaced with new units without requiring the services of a skilled technician.

Reverse osmosis water purification apparatus

Odor control product dispenser cabinet

Vehicle top

Odor control product dispenser includes a cabinet having a removable front cover for directly accessing both an upper fan compartment and a lower product compartment from the front. A fan in the fan compartment draws air in through a fan shroud surrounding the fan and directs the air downwardly into the product compartment for flow across an exposed surface of the odor control product in the second compartment and subsequent discharge through air vents in the front and sides of the cabinet. The odor control product is contained in a well in one end of a disposable container. Within the well are a plurality of circumferentially spaced pinwheel type baffles that increase the turbulence of the air flowing across the product as the product evaporates to accelerate the rate of evaporation as the product loses its potency (effectiveness) with age. Also, the product shrinks away from the baffles to increase the surface area of the product exposed to the air and thus the rate of evaporation of the product as the effectiveness of the product diminishes. In the end of the container opposite the well is a battery compartment containing a battery which provides the power source for driving the fan motor. Cooperating surfaces on the container and dispenser cabinet properly orient the battery within the product compartment and maintain the battery terminals in contact with motor contact strips in the second compartment.

Disposable odor control product container

Odor control product dispenser includes a cabinet having a removable front cover for directly accessing both an upper fan compartment and a lower product compartment from the front. A fan in the fan compartment draws air in through a fan shroud surrounding the fan and directs the air downwardly into the product compartment for flow across an exposed surface of the odor control product in the second compartment and subsequent discharge through air vents in the front and sides of the cabinet. The odor control product is contained in a well in one end of a disposable container. Within the well are a plurality of circumferentially spaced pinwheel type baffles that increase the turbulence of the air flowing across the product as the product evaporates to accelerate the rate of evaporation as the product loses its potency (effectiveness) with age. Also, the product shrinks away from the baffles to increase the surface area of the product exposed to the air and thus the rate of evaporation of the product as the effectiveness of the product diminishes. In the end of the container opposite the well is a battery compartment containing a battery which provides the power source for driving the fan motor. Cooperating surfaces on the container and dispenser properly orient the battery within the product compartment and maintain the battery terminals in contact with motor contact strips in the second compartment.

Odor control product dispenser

A support mechanism for raising and lowering a terminal monitor comprising an upper assembly and a lower assembly and a plurality of pivotable arms interconnecting the upper assembly and lower assembly. The upper assembly includes an upper plate, which supports the monitor, and an upper slidable plate slidably coupled to it, and the lower assembly includes a base plate and a lower slidable plate slidably coupled to it. Due to the way the pivotable arms are coupled to the various plates, when the upper slidable plate is driven with respect to its associated upper plate, the arms pivot either to raise or lower the upper assembly and its monitor load with respect to the lower assembly.

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Stone Mountain, GA, United States of America

David K Walz