Loctite Corporation

Robert Burger

Ronald E Belek

Dennis J Argazzi

An apparatus for projecting electromagnetic radiation onto a curing surface. The apparatus includes a housing containing the curing surface. The housing also includes a source of electromagnetic radiation and an elongate primary concave reflector. The source of electromagnetic radiation is positioned within an expanse defined by the primary reflector. The housing also includes a secondary reflector positioned adjacently exterior to the primary reflector expanse. The primary reflector and the secondary reflector operate to reflect and redirect radiation emanating from said source onto said curing surface.

System for optical curing

An apparatus for applying a liquid product to a workpiece includes a pump piston and cylinder unit for pumping the product through a valved outlet orifice, displacement of the piston being adjustable for controlling the amount of product dispensed, the piston being pneumatically operated, and a rotatable turret being mounted on the unit and having a plurality of seats for holding workpieces of different sizes. Liquid product passageways extend from the seats toward the outlet orifice, and one of such passage ways communicates with the orifice in a selected rotative position of the turret.

Liquid dispensing apparatus

A simplified device which dispenses accurate amounts of pressurized fluid, such as a liquid adhesive, upon application of force, e.g., finger pressure, upon a lever means which causes at least partial release of clamp pressure upon a tube carrying the fluid.

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Branford, CT, United States of America

Robert Burger