Yale Security Inc.

Husky Corporation

Keith James Weepie

Wade C Patterson

Joseph Ralph McGinty

Steven Michael Faes

Jason Scott Gurley

John J White

Charles E Burris

Robert L Tadlock, Jr

David James Copeland, Ii

Ii David James Copeland

Jr Robert L Tadlock

A fuel dispensing nozzle, incorporating a uniquely shaped gasket for the poppet valve, generally of truncated shape, enhances the flow of fuel through the nozzle when actuated. A handle lever for the nozzle, which is designed having an elongated and enlarged end, includes elongated slots, that are pivotally pinned through both the latch plate, and the handle link, in order to reduce the space between the interconnection between the front of the latch plate to the bottom of the automatic shutoff stem, such that by lessening the distance between these components, thereby reducing the fulcrum point for the calculation of the force necessary to open the nozzle by raising its handle lever, and reduces the force necessary to achieve nozzle opening and actuation, to less than 5 lbs pressure during usage and application.

Nozzle construction to facilitate its opening and enhance the flow of fuel through the nozzle

A door closer assembly is provided, including a valve regulating an amount of hydraulic fluid that flows through the valve. The amount of hydraulic fluid flowing through the valve controls a force generated by the door closer assembly on a door. A first sensor measures an angular position of the door, and a second sensor measures an angular position of the valve. The angular position of the valve determines the amount of hydraulic fluid flowing through the valve. A controller controls the adjustment of the valve based on the angular position of the door and the angular position of the valve.

Door closer assembly

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Marthasville, MO, United States of America

Keith James Weepie