Masco Corporation of Indiana

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Wheatley Golf, Inc.

John D Wheatley

Dennis L Foster

Phillip B Simon

Mitchell H Berger

David K Shaffer

Disclosed is a process of recycling and reusing an aqueous degreasing solution for further use as a component of a coolant solution which is itself recycled and reused in metal cutting machines. Also disclosed is a method of degreasing parts, and a degreasing apparatus which is controlled such that an appropriate amount of the aqueous degreasing solution is introduced into the coolant solution. Finally, disclosed herein is a method and system for preparing a coolant in which an aqueous degreasing solution is further utilized as a feeder solution for a coolant solution, with the resulting solution being able to be separated into its component parts and reused in the cutting and cleaning of metals to form metal parts.

Method and apparatus for degreasing a metal part

System for cooling and washing a part formed in a metal forming machine

Method and apparatus for recycling coolant for a cutting machine

In a metalworking process, an aqueous based degreasing solution which is used to clean manufactured parts, is recycled as a component of an aqueous based coolant fluid which is employed in the metalworking process used to fabricate the parts.

Method for recycling coolant for a cutting machine

A head balance apparatus is provided determining the face and the loft angles of the club face when the club is balanced in its impact orientation. It includes a base, a vertical post on the base, and a balance member movable on the base and located at a point spaced from the post. The balance member has a balance element extending upwardly therefrom, and the post, base and balance member are dimensioned to support a club between the balance member and post. The grip end of the club is seated against the post, its head is seated on the balance element and its shaft extends upwardly at an angle to the post in substantially the orientation of the club as at the time of impact with the ball. The balance member is positioned so that the bottom surface of the head extends in a plane substantially perpendicular to the post.

Head balancing fixture and method of using same

A golf swing training device includes a handgrip which is comfortably gripped by both hands of the user and an elongated tublar member secured to one end of the handgrip and providing a total length of 33-44 inches. A weight is fixed in the tubular member and provides a total weight of 1.25-5.0 pounds and a fixed balane point at 16-18 inches from the outer end of the handgrip.

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Greensburg, IN, United States of America

John D Wheatley