Ettore Products Co.

Johnson Service Company

Sony Electronics Inc

Joseph A McArdle

Nicholas F Talesfore

Jin Ho Chai

Hugh F Hudson

Joseph F Munsch

Michael T MacKay

Jennifer A Talesfore

Christopher M Bonin

Grant Cox

Jeffery S Kunkler

Gene D Goetz

Quentin Morgan

Demetrio Salazar, Jr

Jackie L Kammer

Robert W Jermyn

Asif Ahsan

Surface pattern applied to a windowed receptacle

Handle for a squeegee or the like

Squeegee

Grip of a handle for a squeegee or the like

Portion of a handle for a squeegee or the like

A spring-biased pivoting squeegeeprovides a headpivotally attached to a handle. The headis movable between a rest position, in which the headis angularly displaced from the handle, and a biased position in which the head, handle, and wiping bladeare in linear relation. In the biased position, the wiping blade is maintained at an optimum angle for cleaning a glass surface even with the handleheld generally perpendicular to the glass. A springis fully contained in the headand biases the head toward the rest position. A tension adjustment knobin the headpermits adjustment of the springto a tension level according to the ergonomic requirements of a user. In a second embodiment of the invention an improved locking mechanism comprises a pivoting lock leverheld against the top wallof a recessin the headof the squeegee by a retainer. The lockis movable between locked and released positions. In the locked position stop surfaceson the lock lever abut with upward facing ledgesof side plateson the forward portion of the main handle bodyto lock the headin the biased position. Two springshave forward projectionswhich rest in downwardly biased engagement on a spring pull nut. The spring pull nutis adjustable by turning an adjustment knobto modify the tension on the springs. Slip-resistant surfaces on the handleand headimproved handling of the squeegee.

Spring-biased pivoting squeegee

Video editing and production console

A network control unit for monitoring and controlling all of the operational components of a facility management system, the unit including a modular base frame having a wiring board assembly mounted on the back, a number of termination board assemblies mounted on the front of the frame and being operably connected to the wiring board assembly, one or more function modules, digital control modules, expansion modules, and a network control module are mounted on the front of the frame and operably connected to the wiring board assembly.

Electronic/electromechanical packaging arrangement for facility

Multi-purpose exclosure for control modules or devices

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Joseph A McArdle