Access Business Group International LLC

Rick G Good

Terry Lee Lautzenheiser

Michael E Miles

Thomas A Niezgoda

Karen J VanderKooi

Kevin G King

Bradley J Pippel

Steve O Mork

Susan K Hoff

Gregory K Evans

Dennis J Kool

James A Woodard, Jr

Jeffrey A Shumate

Matthew J Lilley

David J Anderson

Liane B Hopaluk

Matthew H Hess

Ryan Millhouse

Kam Yuan Li

Ilir Furxhi

Amy Sue Puroll

Robert M Missman

A water treatment system having a water treatment engine including a pressure vessel, electronics module and optionally replaceable shrouds. The water treatment engine may include a tether and a single connection point for water and power lines. The tether may have a release that is accessible only when the electronic module is removed. The water treatment engine may be circular and the water and power lines may be arranged within a region bounded by tangent lines that square the circular shape. The electronics module may be configured to receive one of a variety of alternative interchangeable displays. The electronics module may have a single display port that provides power and data that can be utilized by a plurality of different types of displays. The system may include a replaceable cartridge with soft end caps that include an integral seal and are shaped to self-center within the pressure vessel.

Point-of-use water treatment system

A water heating system is provided. The water heating system includes an inlet connectable to a supply of untreated water, supply and return lines connectable to a point-of-use water treatment system, and an output for dispensing a supply of treated and optionally heated water. An internal heating element is adapted to heat the treated water to one of a plurality of pre-selected temperature settings. Temperature control can be achieved by cycling the power applied to the heating element and/or controlling the flow rate of treated water through the heating element. The water heating system includes additional improvements in electrical compatibility, energy consumption, and remote failure detection.

Selective water temperature component for use with water treatment systems

A cookware handle includes a metal insert and a cured phenolic overmold molded over the insert. The metal insert may be shaped to prevent movement of the overmold with respect to the insert, and may include a screw boss for attaching the handle to a cookware vessel. The overmold is molded over the insert into the shape of a handle. The overmold may encapsulate the insert, and may define a hole aligned with the screw boss to receive a screw that extends through the screw boss and into the cookware vessel. The present invention also includes a method for manufacturing a cookware handle, including the steps of a) providing a metal insert having an attachment portion; b) overmolding a phenolic molding material over the insert, the overmold shaped in the form of a cookware handle; and c) attaching the overmold and insert to a cookware vessel with the attachment portion of the insert.

Cookware handle with metal insert and overmold

Air treatment system

Water treatment system

The present invention relates to a point-of-use water treatment system unit ( ). The unit ( ) includes a filter housing assembly ( ) having a filter tank assembly ( ) and a closure ( ) which utilizes a handle ( ) and cammed reciprocating lock blades ( ) to secure the closure ( ) to the filter tank assembly ( ). A UV tank assembly ( ) includes a planar baffle plate ( ) and a vaned baffle plate ( ) to induce plug flow about a UV lamp assembly ( ). The UV lamp assembly ( ) is used which simultaneously electrically and sealingly mounts to UV tank assembly ( ) and electrical cap assembly ( ) using a bayonet mount. A bi-planar manifold assembly ( ) is used to interconnect components of the WTS unit and to provide an envelope for accommodating a water pipe assembly ( ). The bi-planar manifold assembly ( ) enhances the compactness of the design of the WTS unit ( ). Also, a support plate ( ) is disclosed which provides support to subcomponents of the WTS unit ( ) while also dissipating heat from a UV tank assembly ( ).

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Rockford, MI, United States of America

Rick G Good