Accuspray, Inc.

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Bessam-aire, Inc.

John W Hufgard

Roger J Hicks

A golf club handle support for keeping handles of golf clubs lying on the ground in a raised position above the ground. The handle support comprises a stiff sheet defining a central foldline to form sidewalls on each side of the foldline. This permits the sheet to assume a substantially inverted V-shape in cross section so that the remote edges parallel to the foldline may engage the ground and a golf club may rest on the sidewalls at or adjacent to the foldline.

Golfing aid

An improved spray nozzle for use with air atomizable liquids wherein the spray pattern created by the atomizing nozzle may be adjusted from a circular pattern to a flat pattern or alternatively to an open oval, the open end facing in preselected directions, the adjustments being capable of occurring during the continuous operation of the nozzle. The body of the gun is formed of molded plastic parts bolted together. Fluid control components incorporated into cavities in the molded gun body are easily removable and replaceable to facilitate repair and cleaning of the gun.

Paint spray gun

An improved spray nozzle for use with air atomizable liquids wherein the spray pattern created by the atomizing nozzle may be adjusted from a circular pattern to a flat pattern or alternatively to an open oval, the open end facing in preselected directions, the adjustments being capable of occurring during the continuous operation of the nozzle. A pattern adjusting plate may be movably aligned with the pattern adjusting nozzles thereby creating the appropriate combination of pattern adjusting nozzles to create the desired pattern.

Paint spray nozzle

An improved spray nozzle for use with air atomizable liquids wherein the spray pattern created by the atomizing nozzle may be adjusted from a circular pattern to a flat pattern or alternatively to an open oval. The open end faces in preselected directions. The adjustments are capable of occurring during the continuous operation of the nozzle.

An improved spray nozzle for use with air atomizable liquids wherein the spray pattern created by the atomizing nozzle may be adjusted from a circular pattern to a flat pattern or alternatively to an open oval, the open end facing in preselected directions, the adjustments being capable of occuring during the continuous operation of the nozzle. A pattern adjusting plate may be movably aligned with the pattern adjusting nozzles thereby creating the appropriate combination of pattern adjusting nozzles to create the desired pattern.

A compressor driven by a motor delivers air under pressure to a plurality of paint spray guns. An air circulation fan is incorporated with the motor to cool the apparatus during operation. The compressor shaft includes bearings on each end and the bearing on the lower end is physically separated from the lower end of the compressor to prevent oil contamination of the air being discharged. A pump is associated with the separated bearing which delivers oil to lubricate the bearing when the compressor is in operation.

Compressor

An air conditioning system includes a chamber having an inlet and an outlet. Within the chamber is conditioning apparatus which includes an electric motor, an open top reservoir of water, a disc on the electric motor which dips into the water reservoir to fling a curtain of water across the chamber and a plurality of filters to clean, cool humidify and homogenize the air exiting the chamber.

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Novelty, OH, United States of America

John W Hufgard