Blodgett & Blodgett

Other

Cabot Safety Corporation

Western Finishing Systems, Inc.

Richard M Salisbury

Steen Brabrand Rasmussen

A system for comparing, and generating pairwise revision markings with respect to, an original text segment and a revised text segment that can include identifying pairwise unchanged text, marking the pairwise unchanged text in the revised text segment with a distinct visual style that signifies its status as such, attempting to successively identify pairwise text divergence points and pairwise text convergence points within the original text segment and the revised text segment, and taking further steps with respect to text that occurs between a pairwise text divergence point and a pairwise text convergence point and/or after a pairwise text divergence point (which steps can include copying text from the original text segment into the revised text segment and marking the copied text, if any, with a distinct visual style that signifies such text as either deleted text or inserted text, as applicable).

Comparing, and generating revision markings with respect to, an arbitrary number of text segments

One example embodiment includes a method for constructing a word graph. The method includes obtaining a subject text and dividing the subject text into one or more units. The method also includes dividing the units into one or more sub-units and recording each of the one or more sub-units.

Constructing and analyzing a word graph

A low drag golf club head that provides greater club head speed, increased driving distance, and increased directional accuracy. An air inlet slot located on the front striking face of the golf club head channels air through an internal venturi shaped passage to an air outlet slot located in the wake region at the rear of the golf club head. Drag losses are minimized within the venturi shaped air passage and the air passage is additionally configured to provide a directionally oriented outlet air jet that operates to square the front striking face of the golf club head at and through impact, thereby reducing slices and hooks.

Golf club air assist driver

An apparatus for and method of coating an article by the use of electro-static attraction of ionized particles which are subsequently cured. The apparatus includes a first foraminous conveyor for carrying the article through a powder coating zone and a second conveyor for carrying the article through a curing zone. The surface of the article which rests on the foraminous conveyor is cleaned of particles as the article is transferred from the first foraminous conveyor to the second conveyor. The first foraminous conveyor is also cleaned of particles after the article has been transferred. After the articles have been cured to form a coating on the article, the article is put through the coating system again except that the article is supported on the conveyor so that the surface which was not coated in the first pass through the system is out of contact with the conveyor. During the subsequent pass of the article through the coating zone, the uncoated surface of the article is then covered with powder which is subsequently cured during the second pass of the article through the curing zone. The second coating step for the article may be accomplished by passing the article through the same apparatus as for the first step or by passing the article through a second identical apparatus.

Powder coating system

Method for powder spray coating an article using a conveyor having a

A system for coating articles by the use of electrostatic attraction of ionized particles which are subsequently cured. The system includes a pair of carriers for jointly carrying each article through the system, from application of the particles to the article through curing of the particles on the article. Each carrier is capable of carrying the article independently of the other. After deposition of the particles on the article, the article and the carriers are conveyed through a cleaning station wherein one of the carriers is moved out of carrying engagement with the article and cleaned while the article supported by the other carrier. The other carrier is then moved out of supporting engagement with the article and cleaned while the article is supported by the first carrier. The system also includes a spray booth for depositing the particles on the article which limits the exposure of the carriers to the spray of particles and includes a removable replaceable insert to eliminate the need for cleaning the spray booth when there is a change in the nature of the particles being used, such as color.

Method of applying a coating of loose particle material to an article

A detection system for monitoring safety equipment being worn by an individual for whom the wearing of such equipment is mandatory. The detection system is more specifically directed to individuals who are passing through an entryway into a designated area which requires the wearing of the equipment, and also to operators of machinery which require the same. In one embodiment, the detection system includes an infrared reflector which is fixed to a designated piece of equipment, for example, safety eyewear, an infrared transmitter and an infrared receiver which are located at one side of an entryway to the designated area and an alarm system which is activated when a person who is not wearing the specified equipment attempts to pass through the entryway into the designated area. In another embodiment, the detection system includes a teleloop mounted onto an entryway which emits a telemagnetic field, a signal generating means which supplies the signal to the teleloop at a pre-selected frequency, a ferromagnetic transducer which is located on the safety equipment and vibrates when exposed to the telemagnetic field to generate tone, and a sound receiving means which will receive the tone generated from the vibration of the transducer membrane. In this embodiment, an alarm is activated when no transducer produced tone is received by the sound receiving means.

Detection system for safety equipment

A system for coating articles by the use of electrostatic attraction of ionized particles which are subsequently cured. The system includes a pair of carriers for jointly carrying each article through the system, from application of the particles to the article through curing of the particles on the article. Each carrier is capable of carrying the article independently of the other. After deposition of the particles on the article the article and the carriers are conveyed through a cleaning station wherein one of the carriers is moved out of carrying engagement with the article and cleaned while the article supported by the other carrier. The other carrier is then moved out of supporting engagement with the article and cleaned while the article is supported by the first carrier. The system also includes a spray booth for depositing the particles on the article which limits the exposure of the carriers to the spray of particles and includes a removable replaceable insert to eliminate the need for cleaning the spray booth when there is a change in the nature of the particles being used, such as color.

Article coating system

A detection apparatus for monitoring specified safety eyewear being worn by persons who are either passing into or are located in the designated area which requires that a person in the area be wearing the specified safety eyewear. The detection apparatus includes an infrared reflector which is located on the specified eyewear, an infrared transmitter for transmitting a beam of infrared radiation towards the person, an infrared receiver which receives reflected radiation from the infrared reflector on the safety eyewear being worn by the person and an alarm which is normally inactive and which remains inactive as long as infrared radiation from the transmitter is reflected back to the infrared receiver from the reflector. The alarm is activated when infrared radiation is transmitted to the person and not reflected to the receiver due to the absence of specified safety eyewear which contains the appropriate infrared reflector.

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Bolton Landing, NY, United States of America

Richard M Salisbury