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Exactech, Inc.

Strategic Product Innovations, Inc.

Mark R Bender

Christopher P Roche

George S Athwal

Corey Mitchell Gaydos

William F Molnar, Iv

Joaquin Sanchez-Sotelo

David Koogle

Dennis E Bender

A kit including (1) a plate configured to be secured to a scapular spine with a first end of the plate near a trigonum and a second end of the plate near an acromion; (2) a first hook including a mount, a first hook portion extending from the mount in a first direction, a spacer extending from the first hook portion in a transverse direction, and a second hook portion extending from an opposite end of the spacer in the first direction, the first hook adapted to extend around a lateral end of the acromion when fixed to the second end of the plate; and (3) a second hook including a mount, a curved portion curving away from the mount, and a hook portion at an opposite end of the curved portion, the second hook adapted to extend around the trigonum when fixed to the first end of the plate.

Acromion fracture repair system

A table umbrella apparatus has a base, a table affixed to the base, a canopy support by the base a distance above the table, and an air treating means positioned in the base for delivering a flow of air outwardly of the base. The air treating system includes a fan, a motor drivingly connected to the fan, a reservoir positioned in the base, and a pump cooperative with the water in the reservoir for passing a flow of water across air urged by the fan. An aspen wood intake filter is positioned in the base so that the air is urged by the fan across this intake filter.

Table umbrella apparatus with air treating system

This cleaning device utilizes two methods, simultaneously, to remove deposits from the conduction channel inside a multitude of various shaped tubes or the like, including round, square, and rectangular chimney flues. The first removes soft, brittle deposits and the second removes hard, glazed deposits through the use of chisel-like edges (35) and file-like grooved rasping surfaces (34) that are integrated in one element, the raspers (30). Raspers (30) can be replaced when dull. This device is well suited for removing creosote deposits from chimney flues; it can go past unyielding obstructions commonly found in chimney flues, and it cleans all surfaces in a section of flue simultaneously. This cleaning device consists of an elongated body (17), smaller but similar in shape to the specific shape tube or flue it is designed to clean, a plurality of semi-elliptical bowed springs (26) projecting a flexible arch outward from and normal to the body side surfaces (23) and spanning said body longitudinally, disposed in spaced-apart relation about said body to form an array with a planform shape similar to the shape of the flue to be cleaned, raspers (30) attached to and clamped around the convex surfaces (33) of the semi-elliptical bowed springs (26), and a long, thin handle (46) reversibly attached and locked onto the center of the top capped end (22) of said body (17) to provide a unitary stroking means whereby this device is reciprocated to and fro inside a flue.

Hollow ware and chimney cleaning device

A weightlifting support belt is constructed of two layers of pliable material, fastened together with stitching along the layer peripheries. First and second straps, each with a D-shaped pull ring at its free end, extend longitudinally from opposite ends of a medial section of the belt. Transverse stitching lines divide the space between the layers into a series of transverse compartments spanning the width of the medial section. Flattened, helical coiled springs are contained in each compartment, acting as a flexure to stiffen the medial section while allowing localized torsional bending and arcuate flexing about axes running longitudinally of the medial section. Tape closure strips are provided on the straps for maintaining the straps in overlying relation to maintain the belt in a wrapping configuration about the lumbar region of an individual. An elastic cover strap, provided with a closure strip at its free end, overlies the outermost strap and D-shaped ring to maintain them against the inside strap.

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Ashland, WI, United States of America

Mark R Bender