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Kolene Corporation

Robert H Shoemaker

William G Wood

A magnetic golf putting training device () having an attachment device () with two arms (and), a clamp () for removably attaching the attachment device () to a putter (), magnets (and) located on the arms (and) and guiding magnets (and). The arms (and) are located on each end of the putter head () during use. The guiding magnets (and) are positioned such that they are substantially perpendicular to the putter head () and such that the electromagnetic field of each guiding magnets (and) is facing towards the like electromagnetic field of each magnet (and) located on the arms (and) so as to create a repelling force ().

Magnetic golf putting training device

A method and apparatus is disclosed where aqueous solutions of chemicals are added to fused non-aqueous baths. This is done by spraying the aqueous solution of the chemicals onto the surface of the fused bath in a fine spray, causing the evaporation of the water.

Liquid additions to fused chemical baths

A ferrous metal product to be cleaned is immersed in an oxidizing molten salt bath forming a conditioned scale on the surface of the metal. The conditioned scale is subsequently removed from the metal surface by immersing the metal product in an aqueous caustic bath containing alkali metal hydroxide with alkali gluconate and triethanolamine serving as sequestering agents. The caustic bath may optionally include a brightening catalyst or ethylenediamine-tetracetic acid.

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Royal Oak, MI, United States of America

Robert H Shoemaker