Johnson & Johnson Gmbh

Peters and Company, Inc.

Andrew Wilson Company

Hugh A Robinson

Marvin Menzin

Robert Bruce Turner

Thomas S Williams

Paul E Brefka

A sliding file support to cooperate with a dual access file system having a central longitudinal upwardly open U-channel. At least one side of the channel has an outer surface and at the top of the side a lip with an inner surface. The element comprises a slider and a loop for an end stop. The slider carries two rear, lower legs with inner bearing surfaces; also a third, lower forward leg longitudinally between the other two and with an inward bearing surface. The slider also carries a ledge longitudinally between the rear legs, and a hook longitudinally spaced from the legs. In operation the hook is hooked under the lip of the wall, the ledge rides on the top of the wall, and the bearing surfaces clasp the wall between them in sliding engagement. The body and the support are readily engaged and disengaged.

Sliding file support for a dual access filing system

Thermometer probe unit

A probe member for use with a probe cover including a handle having a mounting member; and a probe element fixed to the mounting member; the probe element includes at least one stationary salient section having a sharp edge outwardly flared toward the handle for gradually dilating the end of the probe cover installed on the probe element and impaling the adjacent surface of the probe cover to hold the probe cover firmly in place and prevent its release.

Probe cover grip and release device

Self-leveling dispenser of the type having an elongated lever which serves to balance the spring and platform, with a member being adjustable along the lever for altering the ratio of effective moment arms to change the effective spring rating of the dispenser. An adjustment feature comprises felxible strands connected to opposite sides of the adjustable member. By means of a pulley surface, both strands leave the lever at the pivot point and proceed to a take-up pay-out device, shown as a dentent-controlled reel. For avoiding working against the spring during adjustment the lever concavely curves about the line of action of a tension spring acting upon the lever. In combination of these features the strands are guided by longitudinally convex surfaces of the curved member. The platform and spring loads are shown to act in one diagonal direction of a rectangular frame with the frame braced by a tension member extending in the opposite diagonal direction.

Self-leveling dispenser

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Wenham, MA, United States of America

Hugh A Robinson