Utica Enterprises, Inc.

Sharklids Eyegear, LLC

Other

Michael James Bleau

David M Berghorn

Mohamad A Sebai

William Robert Budry, Jr

Douglas J Goetz

Kenneth Paul Dellach

Melvin R Reynolds

Gordon Y Taylor

Jeffrey J Dellach

Aaron Berendt

Case for an electronic tablet

An apparatus for cleaning a moving conveyor belt of a conveyor belt assembly. The apparatus includes an enclosed housing connectable to the conveyor belt assembly, wherein the housing has an open portion adjacent to the moving conveyor belt. A hub is rotatably connected to and within the enclosed housing, and a plurality of wipers are releasably connected to and extend outward from the hub. A driving means rotates the hub and the wipers such that the plurality of wipers at least partially engage and wipe the conveyor belt clean, as the wipers rotate through the open portion of the housing.

Apparatus for cleaning a conveyor belt

Novel eyewear are disclosed which comprise a lens and a sealing frame. The lens is adapted to cover at least one of a user's eyes. The frame has an adhesive side and is disposed adjacent the perimeter of the lens. A first portion of the adhesive side is disposed at the perimeter of the lens forming a seal between the frame and the lens. A second portion of the adhesive side extends laterally beyond the perimeter of said lens to provide adhesive attachment of the eyewear to the face of the user.

Eyewear

A sheet metal washer system for cleaning metal blanks includes a washer cassette with an open bottom that is selectively mounted on a tank assembly, a drive motor assembly and a filter assembly. The washer cassette includes an inlet opening and an exit opening with upper and lower entry rollers having a first predetermined durometer positioned adjacent to the inlet opening and upper and lower exit rollers having a second predetermined durometer positioned adjacent the exit opening. Upper and lower manifolds for delivering cleaning fluid from the filter assembly to the interior of the washer cassette are positioned between the entry and exit rollers. The sheet metal blank is cleaned by the entry rollers and dried by the exit rollers, as it passes through the sheet metal washer. The washer cassette preferably includes a safety mechanism for locking the upper entry and exit rollers into a storage position when the washer system is not in use. The washer cassette preferably further includes at least one quick disconnect air and fluid connection plate to permit one-step removal of all air and fluid lines from the washer cartridge. An optional exit spray system for coating the sheet metal blanks after being cleaned may be integrated within the washer cassette.

Sheet metal washer including tank assembly and washer cassette mounted on the tank assembly

Sheet metal washer having washer cassette mountable on tank

Sheet metal blank washer system

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Grand Blanc, MI, United States of America

Michael James Bleau