Easco Hand Tools, Inc.

Dart Industries Inc.

The Associates Group Partners

Spartan Industries, Inc.

Kurt J Kruger

John T Loechner

John Richard Nottingham

Lester F Miller

Joe M Golembek

Wrench socket dispenser

This invention to a case for storing and dispensing sockets from matching grooves. A desired socket can be visually selected through at least one of transparent end pieces which close opposite ends of the grooves. The desired socket can be dispensed by positioning a belt which wraps around the grooves to retain the socket therein, to bring an aperture opposite the groove matching the desired socket.

A plastic leg for a washtub is constructed from a flat rigid preform having a pair of spaced apart grooves extending the length of the preform. The grooves form living hinges allowing the preform to be folded into a prism shape of triangular cross section. One edge of the preform carries a plurality of tabs which fit through apertures located in the opposite edge of the preform. Alternate oppositely extending shoulders on the tabs lock them in place thereby maintaining the preform in its folded condition to form a leg. The upper part of the leg is adapted to be attached to a washtub while the bottom of the leg carries a leveling screw.

Plastic washtub leg

An electrical connector system comprising a cylindrical plug assembly with terminals and a cylindrical socket assembly with terminals is disclosed. The assemblies may be axially joined virtually independent of their rotational orientation with respect to each other to effect the proper coupling of the terminals. The terminals of each assembly are recessed within their assemblies and coil springs are positioned to bias the terminals into an electrical coupling relationship with one other.

Electrical connector system

An air circulator for an oven is described formed of a self-contained housing sized to be placed at a convenient location inside the oven with food being heated. The housing encloses a spring motor and a propeller connected to the motor through a reduction gear train. An air flow is produced from a housing outlet adjacent the propeller and may be directed in a desired direction by a rotatably adjustable air flow deflector on the housing and at the outlet.

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Huntington, CT, United States of America

Kurt J Kruger