Midmark Corporation

The Hoover Comapny

Broan-nutone LLC

Maytag Corporation

Premark Feg L.l.c.

Illinois Tool Works Inc.

Meadwestvaco Corporation

The Mead Corporation

Alpha Enterprises, Inc.

Whirlpool Corporation

Crown Equipment Corporation

Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC

Biomet 3i, LLC

Crane Merchandising Systems, Inc.

Lancaster Colony Corp.

Jeffrey T DeBord

Jay F Perkins

Rainer Bernhard Teufel

Kevin E Scheifele

Paul E Hsu

Michael T Kopczewski

Darin Gregory Whittington

Ryan R Berger

Richard R Sinur

David John Simpson

Brian R Wellnitz

Daniel A Albers

Michael C Couch

Todd Linthicum

Connor James Osowski

Keith Hobart Gausmann

Gary Petersen

Diana W Juratovac

Kenneth C Boyle

Robert Brueckner

Doug Drenten

Lynn A Frederick

Igor Zemskov

Calin Constantin Solomon

Jeffery A Morgan

Joseph C Huang

Oren Shai

Marc L Moor

Jeffrey S Louis

Ryan Scott Crisp

Gregg M Davis

Sean D Montag

Arthur Dale Smith

Brian R Kadel

Duane B Kutsch

John C Baron

Douglas G Schaefer

William C Sanders

Brent L Burchfield

Benjamin Carl Seger

Michael Todd Cavins

Kristi Lafrenz

Samuel Joseph Marino

Sally Stark

Fred Lowery

Richard Lee Lane

Evan A Gordon

Peter A Koloski

Nicholas Leonard Blackburn

John C Thomas

Robert J Hayes

Thomas S Donthnier

Glenn Matusz

Thomas John Helmick

Kenneth Paul Wolters

Joshua B Murphy

Jon Robert Neil Hamilton

Jason A Male

Joseph Edwin Martin

Douglas C Huffer

Brent Michael Willey

Ellis G Short

Richard W Cartwright

Scott L Strait

Howard A Hartley, Jr

Eric A Soller

Jeffrey A Morgan

Brian M Eilerman

Brian L Stachler

Thomas G Diamond

Douglas S Rubel

Richard E Salek

Gary Schmitz

Steven L Paletti

Edward P Busam

Michael P Gallagher

Paul M Havlovitz

Ryan Robert Berger

John W Koenig

Roger J Quinlan, Jr

Rainer B Teufel

Timothy Michael Martin

Janice Jones Schnipke

Neal H Blackburn

Sean David Montag

Gary Edwin Myers

Kevin Pagano

Gregg Davis

Jamison Joseph Float

Charles Wayne Percy

Steve E Pever

Fred S Fonville

Adam Miller Ruggles

Peter Koloski

Matthew A Tangeman

Sally A Stark

Kristi R Lafrenz

An armrest assembly is disclosed herein. The armrest assembly includes a main body with a proximal adjustment assembly disposed at a first end and a distal adjustment assembly disposed at a second end. The proximal adjustment assembly provides for adjustment of the main body about a first axis. The distal adjustment assembly provides for adjustment of an arm pad about a second axis as well as a third axis. To prevent damage, a breakaway assembly is provided by the distal adjustment assembly to unlock the arm pad from a raised position and lower it into a lower position in the event a weight applied to the arm pad is beyond a particular weight threshold.

Armrest assembly

Welding system

A mobile workstation with adjustable height of the present disclosure may comprise a top assembly, an adjustment assembly, and a bottom assembly. Adjustment assembly may comprise telescopically engaged segments. One or more pulleys or pulley assemblies may be disposed within one or more of the segments to allow for withdrawing and retracting segments from one another at the same rate. Actuation of the raising or lowering of the overall height of the mobile workstation may be realized through either a manual actuation or an electronic element such as a linear actuator.

Mobile workstation with adjustable height

Handle for treatment cart

Treatment cart with pass through tray

An oven may include a cooking chamber, a user interface, a first energy source, a second energy source and a cooking controller. The cooking chamber may be configured to receive a food product. The user interface may be configured to display information associated with processes employed for cooking the food product. The first energy source may provide primary heating of the food product placed in the cooking chamber. The second energy source may provide browning for the food product. The cooking controller may be operably coupled to the first and second energy sources. The cooking controller may include processing circuitry configured to enable an operator to make a browning control selection via the user interface by providing operator instructions to a selected control console rendered at the user interface. The selected control console may be selected based on a cooking mode of the oven. The browning control selection may provide control parameters to direct application of heat to the food product via the second energy source.

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Jeffrey T DeBord