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Andritz Inc.

V-partners, Ltd.

North American Coffee Partnership

George W Reynolds

Luc Gingras

Rowland E Reedhead

Frederick W Reedhead

Stephan A Schwartz

Anne-Marie Bennstrom

Leslie G Sinclair

Jack Anderson

Suzanne Haddon

Anita Lehmann

Cheriyan Reggie Thomas

Heidi Favour

Gary Briggs

Julie Lock

Ann Glover

Don Valencia

A refiner plate carrier for use in refining lignocellulosic material including a mounting mechanism for mounting to a refiner plate segment and not a rotor or stator disk. The combined plate carrier and refiner plate segment may be then attached to a refiner disk. The refiner plate carrier need not provide structural support to the segment during lignocellulosic refining.

Method of mounting a refiner plate segment

Refiner plate fixtures for quick replacement, and methods and assemblies therefor

Bottle

Physical exerciser

Hand exerciser or similar article

An adjustable throatless tennis racquet including a head portion formed of two similar members disposed in spaced relation with respect to one another and separated by a plurality of spacers fixedly maintained therebetween by a plurality of pin members, the racquet further including a plurality of sheaves rotatably mounted preferably around the spacers and including a peripheral groove about the exterior thereof to receive therein a string as in conventional tennis racquets however such that the stringing is performed in a diagonal fashion, the ends of the stringing secured to a connector member in the top of the handle portion of the frame such that by lateral movement of the connector portion the strings throughout the surface of the diagonally strung racquet will be allowed to move axially with respect to the string itself, the connector being laterally movable within a space defined by the parallel extending surfaces of the two similar members, the racquet further including a mechanism for adjusting of the tension of the stringing by varying the tension exerted on the connector member in a direction axially with respect to the handle.

Throatless tennis racquet

A tennis racket or the like is provided with two similar frame elements formed of tubular material and secured together in parallel spaced relation. Sheaves are mounted on the frame elements in the space therebetween and stringing for the racket is passed about the sheaves and arranged so as to permit axial movement of the stringing to equalize or distribute the stress applied thereto during use. The stringing may consist of endless strands of wire, nylon or the like and tensioning means are mounted in the handle of the racket and connected to the stringing to vary and equalize the tension under which the stringing is maintained.

Tennis racket

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New Shrewsbury, NJ, United States of America

George W Reynolds