Erico International Corporation

The Goodyear & Tire Rubber Company

James Anthony Bukowski

Michael Hung-Sun Oh

Kevin Jacobs

George Michael Stoila

Larry Eugene Steidl

Thomas H Wells

A mounting bracket for an electrical box can be configured for use with a support that has a first and a second rail. The mounting bracket can include a first attachment device that is secured to mounting body and a second attachment device that is secured to the mounting body opposite the first attachment device. To secure the mounting bracket to the support, the first attachment device can be configured to engage one of the first rail or the second rail and the second attachment device can be configured to engage the other of the first rail or the second rail. Each of the first and second attachment devices can include a first arm configured to extend on a first side of the corresponding first or second rail, and a second arm configured to extend on a second side of the corresponding rail, opposite the first arm.

Mounting bracket for electrical boxes

A mounting bracket for electrical boxes that can include a mounting body with a central opening, a front face, a first and second set of keyhole features, a first bendable tab located adjacent a first side of the central opening, and a second bendable tab located adjacent a second side of the central opening. The first bendable tab can be bendable rearward away from the front face of the mounting body to engage an exterior surface of a side wall of the first electrical box and thereby secure the first fasteners within the first set of keyhole features. The second bendable tab can be bendable rearward away from the front face of the mounting body to engage an interior surface of a side wall of the second electrical box and thereby secure the second fasteners within the second set of keyhole features.

Mounting bracket with bendable tabs for electrical boxes

Bracket with a keyhole pattern

A tire mold heat transfer system in which heat pipes are enclosed in tubular passages in the tire mold to transfer heat to heated positions adjacent the tread and sidewall forming sections of the mold.

Tire mold heat transfer system

A bias ply pneumatic tire 40,80 is disclosed. The tire 40,80 has a tread 42,82 with a plurality of circumferentially continuous grooves 52,72 and a plurality of laterally extending grooves 50,70. The grooves define tread elements 60,90 of parallelogram shape. Each lateral groove 50,70 includes a portion 53,73 extending from a tread edge a distance of at least 5% of the tread width (W). The portion of the groove 53,73 adjacent a tread edge is inclined less than 25.degree. relative to a plane passing through the axis of rotation, preferably inclined 23.degree.. The tread elements 60,90 preferably have radially extending groove walls having an outer portion 69A,79A inclined at 10.degree. and an inner portion 69B,79B inclined at least 30.degree. relative to the radial direction. The tire is particularly well-suited for a rear drive tire for Sprint car racing vehicles.

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Akron, OH, United States of America

James Anthony Bukowski