Stl International, Incorporated

Pascal Co., Ltd.

Ero International Limited

Lawrence C Smith

Roger C Teeter

David M Curmi

A binding for two feet in tandem on one ski that includes a boot for holding the front foot having a detachable toe holder and keeper means secured to the ski between the two feet for holding the forward boot heel. A further engageable member for the rear foot holds the keeper means for the heel of the forward boot when the rear foot is in position on the ski and releases the keeper means to free the forward boot heel should the rear foot be removed from the ski.

Automatically releasing ski binding

A binding for two feet in tandem on one ski that includes a boot for holding the front foot having a detachable toe holder and keeper member secured to the ski between the two feet for holding the forward boot heel. A further engageable member for the rear foot holds the keeper member for the heel of the forward boot when the rear foot is in position on the ski and releases the keeper member to free the forward boot heel should the rear foot be removed from the ski.

A binding for two feet in tandem on one ski that includes a boot for holding the front foot having a detachable toe holder and a movable retainer secured to the ski between the two feet for holding the boot heel. A foot-engageable member for the rear foot holds the retainer forward when the rear foot is in position on the ski, and releases the retainer to free the boot should the rear foot be removed from the ski.

A sterilizing tray for holding objects while they are being sterilized in a sterilizing solution. At least one end of the sterilizing tray is equipped with a top pivoting end door whose latch can be released by tipping the end of the sterilizing tray against the work surface. Once the latch is released, the weight of sterilized objects in the tipped sterilizing tray pushes the end door open, thereby depositing the sterilized objects neatly on the work surface without their ever having been touched by the user.

Sterilizing tray

A molded, one-piece plastic dental treatment tray for applying fluoride or other medication to a patient's teeth. The tray has a pair of elongated locking flanges on one of its handles which engage the lateral edges of the other of its handles to hold the tray folded up with its two teeth receiving troughs in an aligned, assembled relationship. At least one of the handles is molded at an angle with respect to the bottom of its trough to help ensure that when the tray is folded up, the free ends of its troughs are urged into contact with each other, to enable the tray to be inserted more easily into the patient's mouth. The bottoms of the troughs are flat and smooth enough for them to move easily over each other in any direction while in the patient's mouth, so the tray will better accommodate any individual differences in the mouth, jaws or teeth of the particular patient.

Dental treatment tray

The instep and the heel retaining elastomeric parts of a water ski binder are each shaped with the underside having inwardly and upwardly extending projections. Each shaped part is then secured to a separate plate having recesses to match the projections and to secure the part to the plate. The plates, with mounted parts, are then secured to a base plate; with the plate holding one of the parts longitudinally adjustably with respect to the base plate.

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Sumner, WA, United States of America

Lawrence C Smith