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American Standard Inc.

Wehr Corporation

George Alexander

Von L Alexander

Thomas R Spoo

Gordon C Sylvester

Clifton Briner

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A device for repairing windshield cracks. A cylinder includes a sealing mouth adapted to contain a quantity of filler material. The mouth with filler material therein is positioned over the crack opening. The cylinder includes a small cavity adjacent the mouth and a larger upper cavity. A plunger fitted to the cylinder carries a lower seal for the small cavity and an upper seal for the larger cavity. Moving the plunger from an initial fully depressed to a fully retracted position opens the small cavity to the upper cavity whereby the vacuum of the upper cavity enhances the evacuation of air from the crack. Subsequent depression of the plunger is assisted by a one-way exhaust valve. Such depression of the plunger produces injection of the filler material into the crack replacing the evacuated air.

Windshield repair device

This invention is directed to an apparatus and method for repairing pock marks and bullseyes in glass such as a windshield and such as plate glass. The apparatus comprises essentially an adapter, a syringe and a polymerizable resin. The adapter is attached to the glass over the pock mark or bullseye. The syringe with the polymerizable resin is positioned in the adapter and the polymerizable resin forced into the pock mark or bullseye.

Apparatus and a method for repairing a windshield

An air diffuser includes first and second walls disposed in spaced side-by-side relationship and cooperating to define a passage for the flow of air in one direction between said walls. A pair of flanges extend towards each other from the downstream edges of the walls and defining an elongated outlet slot narrower than the width of said passage. A deflector vane is narrower than the passage and is disposed in the passage in a plane spaced upstream from the slot and generally parallel to said flanges. The deflector vane includes an inverted U-shaped central channel and flanges extending away from each other from the down stream ends of the U-shaped chanel and arranged generally parallel to the flanges defining the slot. The opposite ends of the vane are engaged in a U-shaped support with a spring engaging one wall of the U-shaped support and biasing the vane flanges into sliding engagement with the other wall. The vane thus being supported for back and forth edgewise movement in the plane to a first position in which the vane is closely adjacent to the first wall and spaced from the second wall, a second position in which the vane is closely adjacent the second wall, or selective positions between the two extremes.

Adjustable slot diffuser

A chimney top assembly adapted to be mounted to the exit end of a chimney flue of the type utilized for fireplaces. The chimney top assembly allows hot combustion gases to escape through the assembly with the least resistance to its flow while providing maximum resistance to rain entry into the chimney flue. The assembly includes a divergent nozzle having a flared open outer end and an open inner end which is adapted to be coupled to the exit end of the chimney flue. The flared open outer end diverges at an angle from the axis of the chimney flue insufficient to cause separation of flue gases exiting therefrom and a baffle or rain cap is mounted at a predetermined spaced distance above the open outer end of the divergent nozzle whereby a significant portion of the energy normally lost by flue gases exiting from the chimney flue is recovered. The use of such an assembly decreases the possibility of fireplace smoking, increases the safety of the fireplace system, and allows the use of a smaller diameter more compact piping system.

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Coral Gables, FL, United States of America

George Alexander