Shop Vac Corporation

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The Penn State Research Foundation

Med-ag Industries, Inc.

Louis M Bassler

Robert C Berfield

Robert W VanDine

John V Vargo

Troy L Ott

A 'one-step', single-handed device for obtaining small, precise volumes of fluid from animals is able to quickly and easily draw a fluid sample. The device comprises an extraction component and a collection component that are coupled together and disposed along a grip handle. The user manipulates the device so as to initiate the extraction of the fluid, and then collect the fluid in a component that can quickly and easily be removed from the grip handle&#x2014;allowing the handle to be re-loaded and used again and again. The extraction component may comprise a hypodermic needle and the collection component may comprise a pre-calibrated pipette, where the pipette is positioned directly behind the needle and will thus draw the extracted fluid into a pre-sized chamber within the pipette.

Device for obtaining small, precise volumes of fluid from animals

Decorative bookworm head for an interconnectable seating array

Chair segment for interconnectable seating array

A plant watering device is disclosed which includes a planter tray having an upper surface for supporting potted plants. The planter tray has a plurality of legs depending downwardly from the upper surface with the upper surface located above a bottom wall of a water container. The water container has an open top, closed side walls and a closed bottom wall which define a reservoir to receive water or water mixed with plant food. The water container includes deep recessed pockets in the bottom wall of the water container positioned to receive and support the legs of the planter tray when the planter tray is in a lower watering position. The water container also includes shallow recessed pockets in the bottom wall of said water container positioned to receive and support the legs of the planter tray when the planter tray is in an upper drainage position. When the planter tray is manually moved to the lower watering position, potted plants supported on the planter tray are partially submersed to allow watering thereof. When the planter tray is manually moved to the upper drainage position, potted plants supported on the planter tray are located completely above the liquid.

Plant watering device

A holder for a tank-type vacuum cleaner and attachments includes a first bracket for receiving a tank-type vacuum cleaner thereon, the first bracket being mountable to a surface, and a second bracket separate from but matingly engageable with the first bracket for receiving at least one vacuum cleaner attachment. The first and second brackets may be matingly engaged or the two brackets may be mounted to a wall separately from one another in a two-piece configuration.

Wall-mounted holder for a tank-type vacuum cleaner and attachments

Wall mounted holder for a vacuum and/or attachments

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Montoursville, PA, United States of America

Louis M Bassler