Milton Roy Company

Robert J Culp

Randy S Morgan

A float assembly for use in actuating a switch based on the level of a fluid includes a pivot member having a pivot axis and a switching surface. First and second floats are coupled to the pivot member so that at a first fluid level the first and second floats lie on different sides of a vertical line extending through the pivot axis and the switching surface causes the switch to assume a first switching state. At a second fluid level, the first and second floats lie on the same side of the vertical line extending through the pivot axis and the switching surface causes the switch to assume a second switching state.

Snap-acting float assembly with hysteresis

An apparatus is provided to mount a pedestal to a support. The support has first fastening elements different in number and position. The pedestal has a neck and a discharge port. The apparatus includes a flange, a mounting member, and a plurality of second fastening elements. The flange is formed around the neck. The mounting member has a channel which receives the flange. The plurality of second fastening elements cooperates with the mounting member and the first fastening elements of the support in order to clamp the flange between the mounting member and the support so as to secure the pedestal and discharge port at a desired orientation relative to the support. The support may comprise a motor and/or a mounting bracket, and the mounting member may comprise a swivel collar or a plurality of segments.

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Parkland, PA, United States of America

Robert J Culp