Illinois Tool Works Inc.

Cornelius, Inc.

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Marmon Foodservice Technologies, Inc.

Jeffrey E Joray

Vincenzo DiFatta

E Scott Sevcik

Scott E Sevcik

Bryan J Kordus

Sarah Marie Beranek

Chelsea B Frid

Douglas A Ceckowski

Michael Shtilman

Fernando Sanchez

Hector Abrach

Michael Edward Keeble

Nanu M Vahora

Christian Chkaiban

John Edward Bussan

Christopher J Knight

Matthew Callahan

Christopher J Sensmeier

Jill M Dreschler

Provided is a disclosure for a cutting device configured to control a linear speed of a cutting wheel as the cutting wheel gets smaller with use. In one example, the cutting device includes a cutting wheel; an actuator to rotate the cutting wheel; a power source configured to provide power to the actuator for rotating the cutting wheel at an adjustable rotational velocity; and control circuitry configured to adjust the rotational velocity of the cutting wheel to maintain a substantially constant surface speed.

Method and apparatus for maintaining a surface speed of a circular cutting device

A sample preparation saw has a base, a housing, a saw assembly mounted to the base, a dressing assembly, a sample clamping assembly mounted to the base, and a reservoir assembly. The saw assembly includes a blade assembly with a rotating blade. The blade assembly is movable along x-, y- and z-axes by at least two drives. The dressing assembly is operable to dress the rotating blade. The sample clamping assembly includes a rail, a sample mount removably positioned on the rail and a saddle operable to hold a sample. The reservoir assembly is operable to recirculate a rinse fluid sprayed on the rotating blade, and includes a basin having a pump and a series of weirs.

Sample preparation saw

Provided is a disclosure for using indicia to handle information for use in material preparation and analysis equipment.

Method and apparatus for using encoded information for material preparation and analysis equipment

Provided is a disclosure for a cutting device configured to control a linear speed of a cutting wheel as the cutting wheel gets smaller with use.

A material removal system may control movement of a material removal machine based on whether a material removal tool is in contact with a sample. A material removal system may include a material removal machine (e.g., saw, grinder, polisher, and/or more general material preparation and/or testing machine) that is configured to move at the urging of one or more actuators. The system may further include control circuitry configured to control movement (and/or speed, acceleration, etc.) of the material removal machine (e.g., via the actuators) based on one or more power, thermal, position, and/or other parameters that indicate whether the material removal tool of the material removal machine is in contact with a sample.

Movement control of material removal systems

Systems and method for beverage dispense from a plurality of users include a beverage dispenser with a touch-sensitive graphical display. A computer of the beverage dispenser receives touch event data points and identifies one or more GUI sections of a plurality of GUI sections associated with the received touch event data points. The computer further operates to interpret a touch event input and provide a command responsive to the input to an associated dispensing unit.

Systems and methods of multi-touch concurrent dispensing

A sample preparation saw () has a base (), a housing (), a saw () assembly () mounted to the base (), a dressing assembly (), a sample clamping assembly () mounted to the base (), and a reservoir assembly (). The saw () assembly () includes a blade assembly () with a rotating blade (). The blade assembly () is movable along x-, y- and z-axes by at least two drives (). The dressing assembly () is operable to dress the rotating blade (). The sample clamping assembly () includes a rail (), a sample mount () removably positioned on the rail () and a saddle () operable to hold a sample. The reservoir assembly () is operable to recirculate a rinse fluid sprayed on the rotating blade (), and includes a basin () having a pump () and a series of weirs (A,).

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A beverage dispensing system includes a plurality of beverage sources each containing a beverage component, and at least one flow valve connected to one or more of the beverage sources and operable to control a flow of the beverage component therefrom. The system further includes a graphical display that presents a plurality of available beverages and a gesture capture device that receives a selection gesture input to select a beverage from the plurality of available beverages. A controller is also included that adjusts the at least one flow valve based on the selection gesture input to dispense the selected beverage.

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Lake Villa, IL, United States of America

Jeffrey E Joray