Rockwell Automation Technologies Incorporated

Other

Weidmuller Interface Gmbh & Co. Kg

Robert A Kozlowski

Gregg M Sichner

Douglas Alan Lostoski

Robert J Hager

Walter Hanning

Klaus Püschner

Torsten Wünsche

Michael Höing

Wayne G Dawson

Paul W Beiber

Backplane section

Adapter module

Modular electrical device

I/O module

A modular base for an electrical device and an electrical device including same and also removable modules are disclosed. The modular base comprises a plurality of base components adapted to be arranged relative to each other to define a backplane comprising a plurality of module mounting locations, wherein each mounting location comprises a first electrical base connector of one base component and a second electrical base connector of another base component. A plurality of removable modules are adapted to be respectively removably connected to the backplane in the mounting locations to provide a modular electrical device. Each of the modules comprises a first module connector adapted to be mated with a first base connector of a mounting location and a second module connector adapted to be mated with a second base connector of the mounting location The backplane comprises one or more coupling devices for releasably engaging a module.

A modular electrical device and/or module for same with improved sealing is disclosed. The device comprises a base comprising at least one mounting location comprising first and second electrical base connectors. The module comprises first and second electrical module connectors that are respectively adapted for mating with the first and second electrical base connectors at respective first and second connector interfaces. First and second seals are located respectively at the first-and second connector interfaces. The first and second seals each comprise first and second sealing elements that act respectively in first and second directions that are transverse relative to each other.

Modular electrical device with improved seal

A machine for painting coding stripes on watch spring bars or other similar articles and which includes a rotary transporting structure preferably turning about a horizontal axis and mounted to receive the articles to be painted successively at an upper pick-up location and progressively advance the articles downwardly to a second location at which painting means form stripes on the articles, with ultimate delivery of the painted articles to a collection point, and with the transporting structure desirably including two wheels which are relatively axially adjustable to receive and hold articles of different lengths.

Apparatus for painting coding markings on articles

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Twinsburg, OH, United States of America

Robert A Kozlowski