Ecolab Inc.

Wagner Spray Tech Corporation

Angeles Corporation

Angeles Group, LLC

Martijn Loerakker

Paul Anthony Pilosi

Thomas D Nelson

Ray G Kelly

Micah T Somers

Kevin Stevens

Vince R Harris

Scott R Carpenter

In certain preferred embodiments, the present invention provides a cot assembly that includes side pieces, supporting end pieces and bedding material. Preferably the cot assembly holds the end pieces a spaced apart distance, and in one feature allows a side piece to be selectively released. In one embodiment, the end pieces move towards each other to release a side piece, optionally by sliding a side piece through an end piece channel. In one preferred embodiment, the bedding material is mounted to and retained by the end pieces and extends across the interior of the cot to overlap or enclose the side pieces without any gaps between the material, the side pieces and the end pieces. In other embodiments, the invention includes an improved method for attaching the material to the end pieces and an improved cot assembly method. In a preferred option, the bedding material is continuously attached to the end piece along a portion of an end piece. In an alternate optional feature, the end pieces have a curved profile, with a middle portion higher than the end portions.

Stackable cot assembly

A flying insect trap is described including a source of insect attractant light, an insect immobilization device, and a housing partially surrounding the source of light. The housing includes a chassis configured to be attached to a mounting surface, an upper housing pivotally attached to the chassis, and a lower housing that is removably attached to the lower portion of the chassis. In an alternative embodiment, the housing of the trap includes a chassis and a lower housing, where the lower housing includes a lip that surrounds a support structure for an insect immobilization device.

Light trap for insects

Stackable cot assembly with attached end pieces

A pest control device (), and a method of suppressing a pest, which can be discretely and easily placed, serviced and removed from the proximity of areas where pests, including rodents and insects, are likely to frequent, including the area near the floor-wall juncture () behind shelving () and/or products () or equipment. The pest control device () has a pest suppression device () having an ingress for the pest and an elongate arm (') with an overhanging structure () having a proximate end () and a distal end (), the proximate end () of the elongate arm (&#x2032;) connected to the pest suppression device (&#x2032;) communicating with the ingress and facilitating a pathway for the pest from the distal end () of the elongate arm (&#x2032;) to the ingress. The pest suppression device () may be mounted on a platform (or) and the elongate arm (&#x2032;) mounted instead to the platform (or).

Pest control device

Paint spray gun

Paint spraying gun

Spray gun for painting

A pest control device ( ), and a method of suppressing a pest, which can be discretely and easily placed, serviced and removed from the proximity of areas where pests, including rodents and insects, are likely to frequent, including the area near the floor-wall juncture ( ) behind shelving ( ) and/or products ( ) or equipment. The pest control device ( ) has a pest suppression device ( ) having an ingress for the pest and an elongate arm ( ) having a proximate end ( ) and a distal end ( ), the proximate end ( ) of the elongate arm ( ) connected to the pest suppression device ( ) communicating with the ingress and facilitating a pathway for the pest from the distal end ( ) of the elongate arm ( ) to the ingress. The pest suppression device ( ) may be mounted on a platform ( or ) and the elongate arm ( ) mounted instead to the platform ( or ).

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Martijn Loerakker