Electrolux LLC

Slater Steel Industries Limited

Other

Curbell, Inc.

Dart Industries Inc.

Sara Lee Corporation

Consolidated Foods Corporation

Double a Products Company

George L Schick

Donald J Gordon

Frank H Johnson

Harold S Terk

Robert C Lampe

John S Tarnowski

Alfred E Van Dyken

J David Smart

Ronald L Loup

Leonard E Bowerman

Janice L Schmidt

Frederick M Kipp

Curtis H Day

Arnim B Jebe

John T Ferraris

Willard C Nado

Joseph Panio

Harold W Danser, Iii

Douglas R Eglauf

James E Billick

William Kobernus

Jonn S Tarnowski

Fred R Burgess

Frank D Flagg

Pillow speaker

The present invention is directed to a medical device which mechanically applies and maintains pressure to a pressure point to relieve pain. The device includes a locking mechanism to lock an adjustable clamp to a selected position to apply a selected amount of pressure and a fine tuning mechanism to precisely adjust the amount of pressure. A mechanical release and a safety device are also provided to release pressure if the exerted pressure exceeds a safe amount.

Non-invasive pain relief apparatus

A kitchen tool for handling disposable food containing bags in described. The took includes first and second pivotally-connected members which have bag-gripping edges between which a bag is gripped. At least one such edge and as described both bag-gripping edges have slots through which a knife can move to cut a bag as it is held. A bag cutter is mounted on one member to cut a bag along the slots. A lock mechanism is described with which the members cannot be opened unless the cutter is moved to a safe position.

Tool for handling disposable food containing bags

Powered suction cleaner nozzle

Tray for a food storage container or the like

Upright vacuum cleaner

Vacuum cleaner

Solenoid operated valve

Vacuum cleaner with cord winder attachment

A hand cart comprises a truck and an upwardly open container mounted on the truck. The truck has an elongate frame provided at one end thereof with a handle and at the opposite end thereof with a nose, against which the container abuts with projections on the front of the container engaging in openings at the base of the nose, and a manually actuable clip or the like is provided for releasably securing the rear of the container to the frame. With the container attached to the frame, the cart can be used as a wheelbarrow and, with the container removed, the truck can be used by itself. A detachable nose extension and a detachable bag support are disclosed and the truck can be disassembled for flat packaging.

Hand cart

A tool carrier having a first tool receptacle or container and a second tool receptacle mounted on a frame which is made up of a pair of essentially reverse Z-shaped side members joined at the top by a transverse handle and having at the bottom a short vertical leg, the legs being joined by a transverse member. The upper arm of the 'Z' is essentially horizontal and the lower arm of the 'Z' is slanted downwardly and forwardly to form the leg. At the upper and rearward end of the lower arm of the 'Z' an axle passes through both side members and a wheel is mounted at each end of the axle. The first receptacle rests on the cross member and the axle. The second receptacle comprises a number of pockets and depends from the handle. Means for holding the handles of long-handled tools are provided on the upper arm of the 'Z'.

Tool carrier

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Easton, CT, United States of America

George L Schick