Itt Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc.

Lincoln Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Exelis Inc.

Robert D Klein

Todd Michael Neff

Robert E Kartman

Rawlin Heath Brown

Charles A Geswein

Kenneth Brist

Rawlin D Brown

An optical system includes a lens cell having a generally cylindrical lens cell body. The lens cell body has a lens cell central longitudinal axis and a lens cell optical axis eccentrically offset from the lens cell central longitudinal axis. A sleeve includes a generally cylindrical sleeve body having an outer surface with a first longitudinal axis and an inner surface with a second longitudinal axis eccentrically offset from the first longitudinal axis. The lens cell is inserted into the sleeve. A housing has a generally cylindrical body with the sleeve at least partially inserted into the housing. A clip is disposed about at least a portion of the circumference of the housing. The lens cell and the sleeve are rotated relative to each other and to the housing such that the lens cell optical axis is aligned in a desired location. After the lens cell optical axis is aligned in the desired location, the clip is releasably coupled to and inserted through the housing and into the sleeve to restrict rotation of the sleeve relative to the housing.

Collimated optical system with clip ring eccentric locking mechanism

A modular electronics enclosure for one or more circuit card assembly includes top and bottom lids formed substantially the same with at least one intermediate circuit card support member disposed therebetween. At least one spring clip clamps the top and bottom lids together around the intermediate support member.

Modular electronics enclosure

A proofing or heating cabinet is provided having an enclosure with an interior and a pair of oppositely disposed side walls forming elongate heat ducts therein; the heat ducts having openings in their mutually facing surfaces. A modular heating assembly is removably disposed in the enclosure and has aligned end openings communicating with the heat ducts. Placed within the modular heating assembly at one end opening thereof is an electric heating element extending substantially thereacross, and at the other end thereof a blower device substantially extending thereacross to maintain generally laminar the airflow through the modular assembly.

Proofing or heating cabinet

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Fort Wayne, IN, United States of America

Robert D Klein