Access Business Group International LLC

Amway Corporation

Alticor Inc.

Hypoguard USA Inc.

Futura Medical Technologies, Inc.

James A Woodard, Jr

Dale Aberegg

Dennis J Kool

Greg S Snyder

Roy M Taylor, Jr

Dan Goetz

Eric Hassenpflug

Rick G Good

J Douglas Dickson

Keith H Gausmann

Steven R Nelson

Steven E Huckaby

Eric R Navin

Brian Fortner

A hypodermic syringe includes a barrel with a plunger slidably extending therein. The plunger includes an outer plunger element and an inner plunger element telescoping together. A plunger cap may be advanced after injection to rotate the plunger. A resistance lock retains the cap and plunger indexed until actuation. The rotation actuates latches and locking fingers on the luer hub to engage a probe axially and rotationally on the seal end of the plunger and disengage the slots in the barrel, respectively. The rotation disengages the seal stop to release the annular seal and finally releases the engagement between the outer plunger element and inner plunger element. The foregoing provides for the retraction of the luer hub and associated needle into the barrel.

Retractable hypodermic syringe

The present invention relates to a point-of-use water treatment system unit (). The unit () includes a filter housing assembly () having a filter tank assembly () and a closure () which utilizes a handle () and cammed reciprocating lock blades () to secure the closure () to the filter tank assembly (). A UV tank assembly () includes a planar baffle plate () and a vaned baffle plate () to induce plug flow about a UV lamp assembly (). The UV lamp assembly () is used which simultaneously electrically and sealingly mounts to UV tank assembly () and electrical cap assembly () using a bayonet mount. A bi-planar manifold assembly () is used to interconnect components of the WTS unit and to provide an envelope for accommodating a water pipe assembly (). The bi-planar manifold assembly () enhances the compactness of the design of the WTS unit (). Also, a support plate () is disclosed which provides support to subcomponents of the WTS unit () while also dissipating heat from a UV tank assembly ().

Point-of-use water treatment system

The present invention relates to a point-of-use water treatment system unit. The unit includes a filter housing assembly having a filter tank assembly and a closure which utilizes a handle and cammed reciprocating lock blades to secure the closure to the filter tank assembly. A UV tank assembly includes a planar baffle plate and a vaned baffle plate to induce plug flow about a UV lamp assembly. A UV lamp assembly is used which simultaneously electrically and sealingly mounts to a UV tank assembly and electrical cap assembly using a bayonet mount. A bi-planar manifold assembly is used to interconnect components of the WTS unit and to provide an envelope for accommodating a water pipe assembly. The bi-planar manifold assembly enhances the compactness of the design of the WTS unit. Also, a support plate is disclosed which provides support to subcomponents of the WTS unit while also dissipating heat from a UV tank assembly.

The present invention relates to a point-of-use water treatment system unit ( ). The unit ( ) includes a filter housing assembly ( ) having a filter tank assembly ( ) and a closure ( ) which utilizes a handle and ( ) cammed reciprocating lock blades ( ) to secure the closure to the filter tank assembly ( ). A UV tank assembly ( ) includes a planar baffle ( ) and a vaned baffle ( ) to induce plug flow about a UV lamp assembly ( ). The UV lamp assembly ( ) is used which simultaneously electrically and sealingly mounts to UV tank assembly ( ) and electrical cap assembly ( ) using a bayonet mount. A bi-planar manifold assembly ( ) is used to interconnect components of the WTS unit and to provide an envelope for accommodating a water pipe assembly ( ). The bi-planar manifold assembly ( ) enhances the compactness of the design of the WTS unit ( ). Also, a support plate ( ) is disclosed which provides support to subcomponents of the WTS unit ( ) while also dissipating heat from a UV tank assembly ( ).

The present invention relates to a point-of-use water treatment system unit ( ). The unit ( ) includes a filter housing assembly ( ) having a filter tank assembly ( ) and a closure ( ) which utilizes a handle ( ) and cammed reciprocating lock blades ( ) to secure the closure ( ) to the filter tank assembly ( ). A UV tank assembly ( ) includes a planar baffle plate ( ) and a vaned baffle plate ( ) to induce plug flow about a UV lamp assembly ( ). The UV lamp assembly ( ) is used which simultaneously electrically and sealingly mounts to UV tank assembly ( ) and electrical cap assembly ( ) using a bayonet mount. A bi-planar manifold assembly ( ) is used to interconnect components of the WTS unit and to provide an envelope for accommodating a water pipe assembly ( ). The bi-planar manifold assembly ( ) enhances the compactness of the design of the WTS unit ( ). Also, a support plate ( ) is disclosed which provides support to subcomponents of the WTS unit ( ) while also dissipating heat from a UV tank assembly ( ).

A hypodermic syringe includes a barrel with a plunger assembly slidably extending therein. The plunger assembly includes an outer plunger and an inner plunger telescoping together with a bungee resisting extension of the assembly. The inner and outer plungers may be locked in the extended position with the bungee in tension. A seal stop is located at the seal end of the plunger assembly and holds an annular seal in radial extension sealing against the internal sidewall of the barrel. A luer hub assembly is fixed at the needle end of the barrel. A plunger cap may be advanced after injection to rotate the plunger assembly. Such rotation engages a probe on the end of the plunger assembly with the luer hub, disengages the seal stop to release the annular seal, engages the seal stop with the luer plunger assembly causing release of the luer hub assembly from the barrel and releases the engagement between the outer plunger and inner plunger. The foregoing provides for the retraction of the luer hub and associated needle into the barrel.

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Powell, OH, United States of America

James A Woodard, Jr