Brasstech, Inc.

Other

Patrick Walker

Charles T Molina

Jonathan Wood

Scott Cline

Vince Vu

A modular, reconfigurable frame that can be combined into multiple standardized segments to create different core vehicle configurations is described herein. The frame includes a plurality of components that affix together universally to make multiple versions of cycle, vehicle, and airframe styles. The reconfigurable frame includes a quick pin and fastener that allows for transportation platforms to be incorporated into the frame in a modular fashion.

Modular reconfigurable vehicle frame system

A collapsible motorized two-wheeled cycle system features a two-wheeled cycle frame. The system features an upper hinge connected to a frame top horizontal member anterior component posterior end and a frame top horizontal member posterior component anterior end. A conical stiffener plug is located on the frame top horizontal member posterior component anterior end for snugly protruding into a conical stiffener plug aperture located on the frame top horizontal member anterior component posterior end. The system features a lower hinge connected to a frame bottom horizontal member anterior end and a frame anterior vertical member lower end. The system features a steering assembly located on a frame top horizontal member anterior end having a handlebar, a front fork, and a front wheel.

Collapsible motorized two-wheeled cycle system

Faucet assembly

Pull out wand

Pull-down faucet assembly

A low point drain for draining accumulated water from electrical conduit systems that are located in non-hazardous environments is disclosed. The drain includes a threaded coupling suitable for connection to a tapped opening in an electrical conduit, or a conventional 'T' or elbow fitting or an electrical enclosure or junction box. The drain also includes an end cap attached to the other end of the coupling, a safety washer and a screen assembly that is retained within the end cap. The end cap has an interior lip that defines an opening through which the water may drain. The screen assembly includes a grommet that is held securely against the coupling end and a frustoconical screen that protrudes through the end cap opening. When the drain is installed at a low point in the conduit system, condensate that forms in the system flows out the drain aperture and screen by the action of gravity. The screen assembly also serves to exclude vermin and debris and provides a visual indication when rust or debris has accumulated to an extent requiring that the drain be cleaned.

Conduit drain for use in non-hazardous locations

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Pataskala, OH, United States of America

Patrick Walker