Eveready Battery Company, Inc.

Welch Allyn, Inc.

John D. Brush Co., Inc.

Energizer Brands, LLC

The Fountainhead Group, Inc.

Pall Corporation

Ge Inspection Technologies, Gmbh

Todd B Abernethy

Scott W Osiecki

Donwoong Kang

John D Crawford

Peter F Lynch

Mark A Ferguson

Chris R Roberts

Richard A Tamburrino

David Tufenkjian

Robert S Englert

Michael T McMahon

David J Hine

Mario John Restive

George A Mitchell

Seiya Ohta

Peter C Castellucci

Andrew C Clarey

Jonathan A Fitch

John Vaughn

John Haberstock

Jon Gauthier

Stephen Montgomery

John M Dupnik

Raymond A Lia

Ronald J Kingston

Thaddeus J Wawro

David A Furth

Steven R Slawson

Jeffrey P Pirro

Michael J Fox

Richard H Chapman

James J Delmonico

Cynthia A Kuiper

Adam Paul Vallee

David A Nowicky

Joshua Lynn Scott

Joseph Vincent Lopez

Kelvin H Wildman

Jeffrey D Nicolia

Douglas E Shaffer

Terri Peartree Cleveland

Grahame P Ward

Douglas Owen Nichol

Richard James Rhinewald

Philip B Race

Ernest Allotey

David L Hine

Don Kang

David S Bowen

David Lewis

Medical device

An adjustable frame assembly for filter modules includes a lower base arrangement, an upper base arrangement, and an adjustable frame structure connected between the lower and upper base arrangements. Both the lower and upper base arrangements include mounts for positioning and supporting the filter modules. At least one of the base arrangements includes a piping system for supplying fluid to and/or receiving fluid from the filter modules. The adjustable frame structure is moveable between a first position, in which the lower and upper base arrangements are spaced a smaller first distance apart, and a second position, in which the lower and upper base arrangements are spaced a larger second distance apart. Filter modules may be mounted to the adjustable frame assembly when the adjustable frame structure is in the second position to form a filter apparatus.

Adjustable frame assemblies, methods for assembling a filter apparatus, and filter apparatuses

Swivel light

Handle for a medical device, otoscope, ophthalmoscope, or the like

A modular filtration frame assembly is provided for holding components of a pipe system and filtration system. The modular frame assembly comprises a skid formed by a base and a central spine. The base has at least two legs and at least one lateral support disposed between the two legs, and the central spine has two uprights and at least one cross bar disposed between the two uprights. A component support member is attached to the central spine for supporting components of the pipe system. In the modular frame assembly, the base, central spine and component supports can be formed by selecting from predetermined and presized components in response to the design and size of the pipe system and filtration system. The component support member holds predetermined components of the pipe and filtration system having a predetermined centerline at the same vertical distance from the cross bar, thereby maintaining the same centerline for all pipe system components supported by the skid regardless of component diameter.

Modular filtration frame assembly

Lighting device

Nozzle for a manually operated spray tank

Manually operated spray tank

Shroud for a manually operated spray tank

An industrial inspection handset is disclosed, comprising a connector for connecting a peripheral device to the handset, wherein the connector is oriented such that the peripheral device can extend substantially parallel to the housing surface of the handset, and a cover tethered to the handset by a first tab, wherein the cover when mounted on the housing of the handset encloses the connector and the peripheral device. In an alternative embodiment, the handset comprises a connector oriented such that the peripheral device can extend substantially perpendicular to the housing surface of the handset, and a cover tethered to the handset by a first tab and a second tab, wherein the cover when mounted on the mounting member encloses the connector. A method of replacing a cover tethered to an industrial inspection handset is also disclosed, wherein the first cover is tethered to the handset by a first tab, comprising the steps of removing the first cover from the first tab; forcing the first tab through an opening in the handset and into the interior of the handset; and tethering a second cover to the handset by inserting a second tab attached to the second cover through the opening in the handset.

Integrated storage for industrial inspection handset

Archive box

Growing community of inventors

Skaneateles, NY, United States of America

Todd B Abernethy