Gte Products Corporation

Sherman Industries, Inc.

Ronald E Steffey

William C Knoll

Thomas M Lynch

Carl C Beer

Thomas E Gouldy

Robert E Brown

Donald R White

Ernest R Ritter, Deceased

An electrical connecting device for use with a multiple layered circuit-containing device wherein at least two layers of the multiple layered circuit-containing device each contain a circuit including a plurality of circuit contacts to be electrically connected by the electrical connecting device. The electrical connecting device includes an upper longitudinal peripheral surface joined to a lower longitudinal peripheral surface by an intermediate longitudinal surface to form an elongated member which has a Z-shaped configuration in cross section and is formed from a plurality of Z-shaped connectors shaped from each other in a predetermined amount to effect a moire pattern when superimposed relative to the circuit contacts of at least one of the layers.

Electrical connector

An endless conveyor type chamois-like curtain drier for vehicles wherein a plurality of spaced drying curtains hang down into the frontal path of a vehicle and are pulled over the vehicle surfaces by the lower run of the conveyor to wipe the moisture therefrom. The curtains are returned in overlapping relationship by the upper run to the point of beginning after removing moisture therefrom by wringer roll or vacuum. An accelerator means in the form of a rotatable paddle wheel intercepts each of the curtains adjacent the head end of the conveyor to speed up the linear movement of the curtains and lift the individual curtains free of their laminated relationship and over and around the conveyor end returning the curtains to the beginning of the lower run in a freely hangable condition. The drier conveyor preferably includes a lateral run connecting the upper and lower runs of the conveyor which lateral run slopes obliquely inwardly and downwardly at an acute angle relative to the vertical and in the direction of movement of the lower run and away from the head end of the conveyor providing a vertical space in which the curtains may obtain their full free-hanging vertical position before entering the lower run. A side by side arrangement of two similar units with conveyors moving the lower runs in opposite directions provides a novel cross vehicle drying operation.

Dry wiping system for vehicles

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Cochranton, PA, United States of America

Ronald E Steffey