Premark Feg L.l.c.

Thomas S Donthnier

Janice Jones Schnipke

Jeffrey T DeBord

Ryan R Berger

Joseph C Huang

Brian A Brunswick

Brian R Kadel

John C Baron

William C Sanders

Brian E Bader

Richard Dwight Valentine

Janice J Schnipke

Neal H Blackburn

Lilian Chen

Gongpu (deceased) Yan

Mixing apparatus base

Mixing apparatus

A bowl scraper is configured for attachment to a rotatable mixing machine support such that forces exerted on the bowl scraper during scraping operations hold the bowl scraper in place. The bowl scraper includes an attachment arm including an upper arm portion and a lower arm portion, wherein the upper arm portion and the lower arm portion are formed by a bent elongated member. The upper arm portion includes an opening extending through the bent elongated member. The opening has a first portion and a second portion, the first portion of the opening being larger than the second portion of the opening. A scraper extends downward from the lower arm portion.

Bowl scraper and related attachment system for mixing machine

A mixing machine includes a power bowl lift mechanism that operates independent of a drive motor for mixing operations, and may be formed by a linear actuator. A pivoting motor mount assembly can be used in conjunction with a portable tensioning tool for tensioning a drive belt.

Power bowl lift, motor mount and tensioner for mixing machine

A mixing element for attachment to an output shaft of a mixer, the mixing element including a body having a mixing portion and a collar portion having an opening formed therein, the opening being shaped and located to receive the output shaft of a mixer therein. The mixing element further includes a retainer coupled to the body, the retainer being movable between an engaged position wherein at least part of the retainer protrudes into the opening and a disengaged position wherein the retainer does not protrude into the opening.

Attachment mechanism

A bowl scraper is configured for attachment to a rotatable mixing machine support such that forces exerted on the bowl scraper during scraping operations hold the bowl scraper in place.

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Vandalia, OH, United States of America

Thomas S Donthnier