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Restaurant Technology Inc.

The Frymaster Corporation

Joseph E Goodwin

Henry Thomas Ewald

Roberto Nevarez

Glenn Schackmuth

Gerald A Sus

Kevin Edward Keough

Curtis Clarence Pinnow

Keith A Stanger

Ron Dorsten

William Day

Mario G Ceste

Jenny M Hong

Andrew Courier

Doug Christian Greening

Brian R Rudesill

Dusan N Ivancevic

Benny Nunley

Charles E Rose

Craig Conley

Doug Jones

John Meisner

Steven Konold

Richard Montafi

David Bone

John M Corliss

James Lozouski

Charles Milton Hutchinson

Chris Coul

Mike Zizas

Gregery M Billman

Steve Yagla

John Aj Wedel

A pivot assembly for use in an electric fryer that rotates heating elements out of a frypot, and a pivot housing that prevents the passage of outside contaminants from entering the pivot assembly. The pivot assembly comprises a tube that has mounting position for heating elements, and the elements can be lowered and raised into the frypot. The pivot housing comprises a hood that fits over the pivot assembly and forms a seal around the assembly, preventing the passage of oil therethrough. The tube of the pivot assembly can comprise one or more heating elements, and the heating elements can be lowered or raised independently of one another.

Pivot block assembly of an electric fryer

An automated food processing system and method that allows food to be dispensed, fried and packaged in a suitable container, such as an individual portion-sized container. The system includes separate automated modules for dispensing, frying and packaging the food. The food is fried and thereafter it is dispensed from the fry device to an automated packaging device. The automated packaging device dispenses food to a container that may be an individual portion-sized container that is retrieved, erected and filled by an automated container handling and filling system. After a food container is filled, an automated device transports the filled container to a suitable pick-up location.

Automated food processing system and method

The field dressing device of the invention is made to accept the tip of a knife blade, whose cutting surface faces in the same general direction as the tip of the field dressing device. The top portion of the tip of the field dressing device pushes the hide of the animal upwards, while the bottom portion of the tip of the field dressing device pushes the entrails downwards. The configuration of the field dressing device, together with its configured acceptance of the knife blade, permits the user's hand to be kept outside the animal while opening its stomach to remove the entrails.

Field dressing device

A unitary golf bag head for arranging a set of golf clubs in a series of downwardly and forwardly pitched tiers, and for releasably securing and/or resiliently clamping the heads of the clubs in fixed staggered positions relative to one another.

Unitary club retainer for golf bags

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Russellville, AR, United States of America

Joseph E Goodwin