Precision, Inc.

Sound Temple Fitness LLC

Rocky Olmstead

William Robert Casey, Iii

Benjamin J Weninger

Conveyor frame

Horizontal motion conveyors for moving material are disclosed. The horizontal motion conveyor includes multiple drives. The second drive may float relative to the first drive. The conveyor may be made successively longer by including additional floating drives. Each drive may include a motor such as a servomotor that is connected to the driveshaft that drives the horizontal motion of the conveyor. A control system may control the rotation and positioning of the shafts.

Horizontal motion conveyors having multiple drives

Horizontal motion conveyors for moving material and methods for reversing such horizontal motion conveyors are disclosed. In some embodiments, the horizontal motion conveyor includes a motor such as a servomotor that is connected to the driveshaft that drives the horizontal motion of the conveyor. In some embodiments, the speed profile of the pan may be changed to reverse direction of the flow of material on the pan without slowing or stopping the drive motor.

Horizontal motion conveyors and methods for reversing such conveyors

Systems for gripping an exercise bar, adjustable grip mounts thereof and exercise bars that incorporate such adjustable grip mounts are disclosed. In some embodiments, the adjustable grip mount includes a handle which is rotationally and axially adjustable relative to the exercise bar. The adjustable grip mount may include locking members are adjustable between a locked position in which the adjustable grip mount is fixed in position on the exercise bar and an unlocked position in which the handle rotate and move axially along the exercise bar.

Systems for gripping an exercise bar, adjustable grip mounts thereof, and exercise bars incorporating such grip mounts

Scraper assemblies for removing carryover material from a conveyor belt or roller are disclosed. In some embodiments, the scraper assembly includes a rotatable cam that causes a scraper blade to remove between a lowered position and a raised position in which the blade contacts a belt or roller. Movement of the blade in the raised position may be bound by a crown of the cam and a cam finger that extends from a main body of the cam.

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Whittemore, IA, United States of America

Rocky Olmstead