Morton International, Inc.

Other

Michael D Jones

Brett R Garner

Rick L Halford

Michael J Daines

Teresa R Jones

Alan L Clark

A golf training and teaching device is provided for a golfer wearing a hat having a brim. The device includes a right-side L-shaped member and a left-side L-shaped member. The right-side L-shaped member includes an upper leg and a lower leg depending from the upper leg, with the lower leg having a sighting opening therein configured to be positioned adjacent the right eye of the golfer. The left-side L-shaped member includes an upper leg and a lower leg depending from the upper leg, with the lower leg having a sighting opening therein configured to be positioned adjacent the left eye of the golfer. The right-side and left-side L-shaped members are slidably coupled in partially overlapping relation so that the respective upper legs thereof overlay and define a clamp to be secured onto the brim of the hat. The sighting openings are configured to provide a visual containment area for a golf ball positioned adjacent the golfer's feet.

Adjustable golf training and teaching device for head and chin adjustment with stereo view of golf ball

A canister endwall for use as part of a reaction canister of an airbag module for securing an airbag inflator. The airbag inflator has a cylindrical inflator sidewall of a predetermined diameter that ends in a tapered portion of the inflator sidewall that tapers radially inwardly to one end of the airbag inflator having an inflator flange. The inflator flange extends radially outwardly from the tapered portion of the inflator sidewall but has a diameter that is smaller than the diameter of the inflator sidewall. The canister endwall has an inner edge defining an airbag inflator mounting hole and a truncated conical array of a plurality of resilient fingers extending from the inner edge. The inner edge of the canister endwall is sized and shaped to allow passage of the inflator flange of the airbag inflator and engage the tapered portion of the inflator sidewall in a substantially gas-tight manner, and the truncated conical array of the plurality of resilient fingers is sized to butt against the inflator flange when the tapered portion of the inflator sidewall is engaged with the inner edge. The plurality of resilient fingers are bendable to allow passage of the inflator flange and, once the inflator flange passes through the truncated conical array of the plurality of resilient fingers, to spring back and butt against the inflator flange to prevent the inflator flange from being pulled out of the airbag inflator mounting hole.

Airbag module reaction canister endwall with airbag inflator mount

A one-piece molded plastic retainer is employed to hold each of two opposed edges of an airbag mouth in engagement with a reaction canister. The retainer is sewn, or otherwise secured, in the airbag mouth and includes a rod carrying a pair of integral discs which snap-fit into rails in a diffuser plate. The rails are thereafter slid into channels in the reaction canister. The rod includes a stiffening rib to resist stresses imposed during assembly and during bag deployment.

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Hooper, UT, United States of America

Michael D Jones