Premark Feg L.l.c.

Hobart Corporation

Thomas B Heckman

Louis F Fraula

William Howard McMahon

Danny J Mitchell

Frank J Caldwell

Robert Gerry Radwin

A carriage for a food slicer; wherein the carriage includes a tray for supporting a food product. The tray has a relatively flat portion and an upstanding side portion, a food gripping portion attached to the tray and at least one handle attached to the side portion of the tray for moving the tray in a reciprocating motion past the slicing blade. Preferably, the carriage includes a second handle such that the user can grasp either handle. The tray also includes a slide rod for slidably supporting the food gripping portion. The slide rod may be optionally mounted to either side of the tray, before or after the food product.

Carriage for food slicer

Carriage arm for a reciprocating food slicer

A liquid collection pan in the wash compartment below the opening thereinto from the prewash compartment has a shielded slot directed toward the opening which captures and returns liquid entering the wash compartment from the prewash compartment.

Warewashing machine splashover return system

A machine for washing articles which are of greater height than width dimension when supported by an article receiving rack includes a cabinet of generally rectangular horizontal cross-section capable of accommodating the horizontal dimensions of the rack. The cabinet defines a washing chamber and a front access opening of sufficient height to accommodate lateral movement of a rack containing upright articles into the washing chamber. A lower door is pivotally mounted on the cabinet adjacent to the lower edge of the access opening for movement from a vertical closed position to a horizontal open position. The lower door includes a rack supporting surface and is dimensioned to correspond in size to the rectangular horizontal cross-section of the cabinet. An upper door is mounted for vertical movement from a lower position covering the remaining upper portion of the access opening to an upper position uncovering the upper portion of the access opening. A mechanical linkage interconnects the upper and lower doors and coordinates opening and closing movement of the doors. The lower edge of the access opening and the lower edge of the lower door define a vent opening which permits pressure equalization between the washing chamber and the exterior of the washer. A C-shaped lip along the lower edge of the lower door directs fluid sheeting down the inner surface of the door inwardly to prevent fluid from being expelled through the vent opening.

Tray washer apparatus

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Troy, OH, United States of America

Thomas B Heckman