Briskin Manufacturing Company

Robert Kerber

Mitchell Mason

Marion D Langley

Eric Franke

A removeable and easily attachable/detachable rail system for use with chest compression devices and portable patient carrier boards. The rail system can include an elongated grooved structure providing multiple points of attachment for a chest compression device. The elongated grooved structure is removably affixed to the carrier board using one or more clamp mechanisms adapted to engage a side panel or hand hole of the board. The rail system allows first responders the ability to quickly and efficiently provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation assistance to a patient, while allowing for faster patient transport.

Chest compression rail system and methods for using same

A machine for automatically applying one or more bonding or sealing seams to the peripheral surface of a tank or vessel having a non-cylindrical cross section. More specifically the machine provides means for supporting and axially rotating a generally rectangular vessel having planar walls and connecting arcuate corners so that all of the peripheral surfaces of the vessel move under the sealing or bonding means at a constant rate of speed and at a fixed distance therefrom. The same is achieved by the use of gripper assemblies having a configuration corresponding to that of the vessel. Each gripper assembly includes a sprocket chain which corresponds to the configuration of the vessel. A sprocket wheel engages each chain to rotate the gripper assemblies and the vessel retained therebetween.

Apparatus for sealing non-cylindrical tanks

A gravity feed and return conveyor system which may be detachably connected to a conventional metal sheet lubricator so that a single worker at a stationary station can place a sheet on the system and remove the lubricated sheet therefrom. There are three conveyor sections, the middle one acting to reverse the direction of transport of the sheet. Positive acting means are provided for effectuating the direction reversal and electrical switch means are provided for actuating the direction reversal means as well as additional safety features.

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Park Ridge, IL, United States of America

Robert Kerber