Illinois Tool Works Inc.

Grimes Aerospace Co.

Display Edge Technology, Ltd.

Jon Charles Heisler

Thomas R Kruer

William Howard McMahon

Douglas Joseph Noll

Robert V Snyder

Andrew Eric Wildman

Derek Alan Wilkes

Samuel Anthony Ferralli

David Kenneth Memke

An adapter clip for receiving an auxiliary rail having an upper slot and a lower slot, the adapter clip being shaped to be received in a shelf edge having an upper and lower groove. The adapter clip includes an upper flange and a lower flange, the upper and lower flanges being shaped to be received in the upper and lower groove, respectively, to thereby couple the adapter clip to the shelf edge. The adapter clip further includes an upper tang and a lower tang, the upper and lower tangs being shaped to be received in the upper and lower slot, respectively, to thereby couple the adapter clip to the auxiliary rail.

Attachment bracket for a shelf-edge display system

A bracket for coupling a rail having an upper slot and a lower slot to a shelf edge having an upper groove and a lower groove. The bracket comprises a central body portion, an upper flange extending generally upwardly from the body portion, a lower flange extending generally downwardly from the body portion, and a plate. The plate is received between the upper and the lower flanges such that as the plate is moved toward the body, the plate urges the upper flange and the lower flange into the upper and lower groove, respectively, to couple the bracket to the shelf edge. The bracket further comprises a first upper tang extending generally upwardly from the body portion and a first lower tang extending generally downwardly from the body portion, the upper tang and lower tang being shaped to be received in the upper and lower slot, respectively. At least one of the tangs has at least one tang groove therein to facilitate the attachment of the bracket to the rail.

Attachment bracket for a rail

A light assembly is described which includes connection to a mode switch capable of instantaneously switching the light source from a visible light source to an infrared light source and vice versa without the need for physically changing filters or lamp heads. The light may include a redundant system of multiple visible light filaments and infrared light filaments.

Search light for aircraft and other vehicles

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New Carlisle, OH, United States of America

Jon Charles Heisler