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Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

Jay White

Jay R White

Dimitrios Manoussakis

Judith A Reichenbach

The present invention is directed to a method of assembling a container including an inner tube contained within an outer tube. The method includes providing an outer tube, providing a spacing element adjacent the open top of the outer tube and inserting an inner tube within the outer tube. The spacing element provides for venting of air from between the inner and outer tubes through the top of the container during assembly thereof.

Container assembly and method for making assembly

A method of assembling a container including an inner tube contained within an outer tube. The method includes providing an outer tube, providing a spacing element adjacent the open top of the outer tube and inserting an inner tube within the outer tube. The spacing element provides for venting of air from between the inner and outer tubes through the top of the container during assembly thereof.

A pivot rod for a sun visor having a lighted vanity mirror which is constructed with two L-shaped semi-cylindrical members so that both wires for the circuit can be inserted into a channel prior to assembly. A connector is applied to the wires extending from the mounting socket end of the pivot rod, and the wires extending from the longer leg of the L-shaped pivot rod which is inserted into the sun visor are connected to the lighting circuit in the sun visor.

Vehicular sun visor pivot rod

A lighted mirror sun visor assembly including a molded plastic base core member and a molded plastic cover core member. The exterior surface of the core members are covered with an upholstery material. The pivot rod, visor storage position spring, lighting circuit including lamps, mirror and sliding door are all preloaded into the base core member. Finally the cover core member is snapped locked to the base core member and the upholstery material is permanently held in place by separate retention means creating a unique seam with an overall aesthetic appearance.

Vehicular sun visor assembly

A motor vehicle sun visor having a molded plastic lattice work frame capable of receiving an optional vanity mirror. The frame has an integrally molded mounting socket for receiving a swing and pivot rod which connects to a vehicle mounting bracket for installation of the sun visor in the vehicle, providing swinging between a storage and a use position and pivoting between a windshield and a side window use position.

Sun visor frame and mounting structure

A sun visor and vanity mirror assembly. A sliding door covers the mirror for protection should the mirror be broken, and when the mirror is in use, the door is slid below the visor outer cover obviating the potential danger of a hinge-type door.

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Columbus, NE, United States of America

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