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A cage type animal trap having an enclosure with an animal access opening into a vacant interior sized to receive an animal to be trapped. The access opening is closed by a door that is movable from a closed to an opened position by an actuating mechanism having a flexible actuating member with one end secured to the door and the other end releasably held by a latch mechanism. The latch mechanism is configured to move the door to the opened position by tensioning the actuating member and, in response to a trigger mechanism, to release the second end of the actuating member and allow the door to move from the opened position to the closed position thereby trapping the animal in the animal enclosure. A door lock in abutment with the outer surface of the door prevents the door from being opened by a trapped animal. A part of the actuating mechanism is in engagement with the door lock when the door is closed such that the door lock is automatically disengaged when the actuating member is tensioned.

Disclosed is a quick-detachable terminal block assembly, which includes a terminal block detachably mounted in a mounting through hole of a circuit board, a plurality of conducting terminals mounted in the terminal block and extending out of the top side of the terminal block, and two metal spring leaves each having rear mounting panel affixed to a respective locating groove at each of two opposite sides of the terminal block and a front clamping panel for locking the terminal block to the circuit board after insertion of the terminal block through the mounting through hole. The front clamping panel has a release tip for pressing by the user to disengage the terminal block from the circuit board.

Disclosed is a restraint system for a vehicle. A crewmember or occupant is interconnected to the restraint system by way of a strap. The strap has two separate and independently operable release mechanisms. The strap permits the occupant to be either manually or automatically released from the associated restraint. The restraint can be mounted within any of a variety of land, sea, air, or space based vehicles. In one non-limiting embodiment, the first release mechanism is automatically activated in response to a triggering event and the second release mechanism is manually activated by the occupant pulling on a lanyard.

A bone distraction device having a ratchet and pawl mechanism such that incremental rotation is allowed in one direction and prevented in the other, and further having a quick release mechanism such that the ratchet and pawl mechanism can be released to allow free rotation in both directions.

The disclosure relates to an improved connection for an air supply duct in a pilot helmet that includes a male connector and a female connector; wherein the female connector may include a tubular body defining an internal channel of air conduction and comprising an end connection section of greater diameter with an outgoing annular lip which defines a flat internal surface cavity in which a minimum of two magnets housed in at least two diametrically opposed holes are configured to couple with each other.

The invention relates to a device and method of use for retaining protective head gear without the use of a chin strap. The inventive device and method utilizes connection means to a chest harness or other equipment worn over the torso.

An electrical machine (1) with a machine housing (5) receiving an electrically excited rotor (2) and a stator (10) of the electrical machine (1) and with an electronics unit (18) fastened to the machine housing (5) and electrically connected to an exciter winding (3) of the rotor (2) via at least one sliding contact (11, 12) consisting of at least one slip ring (13, 14) assigned to the rotor (2) and at least one brush (15, 16) assigned to the electronics unit (18), the brush (15, 16) being arranged displaceably in a brush holder (20). In this case it is provided that the brush holder (20) is fastened exchangeably in a guiding recess (27) of the electronics unit (18).

The invention relates to a support for mounting an accessory to a weapon. The support includes a bracket and a locking piece fitted in the bracket. The support further includes spring elements, arranged to act on the locking piece, the work direction (W) of the elements being parallel to the locking direction (L) of the locking piece arranged in the bracket.

Described is a fan assembly comprising a body comprising an air inlet, an air outlet, and means for generating an air flow through the body. The fan assembly also comprises a nozzle removably mounted on the body for receiving the air flow from the body and for emitting the air flow, and a filter surrounding at least a portion of the body upstream from the air inlet, the filter being held captive on the fan assembly between the nozzle and a portion of the body while remaining free to move relative to the body and the nozzle. The filter is removable from the fan assembly only after removal of the nozzle from the body.

A support for attachment of auxiliary electronic devices on two-wheelers has a support member shaped to match an auxiliary electronic device to be inserted. An actuator is provided that has an actuator part and a locking pawl configured to lock the auxiliary device received in the support member. The actuator enables insertion and removal as well as securing of the auxiliary electronic device. A spring element acts on the actuator. The spring element is a spring steel sheet that is rotatable about a flexion point or an axis.

The invention relates to a support for mounting an accessory to a weapon. The support includes a bracket and a locking piece fitted in the bracket. The support further includes spring elements, arranged to act on the locking piece, the work direction (W) of the elements being parallel to the locking direction (L) of the locking piece arranged in the bracket.

There is provided a tag applicator (1) for a wrap around tag (12) which includes first and second pivotally connected jaws (4, 5) which are moveable together when applying the tag. The first jaw (5) includes a pin (6) adapted to receive a male portion (13, 16) of the tag, and the second jaw (4) is adapted to receive a female portion (15) of the tag. One of the jaws includes a guide means (11) adapted to act on a loop portion (14) of the tag (12) connecting the male and female tag portions. The guides means biases the male and female portions of the tag apart prior to engaging these together apart an animal's ear.

A clamping device is provided for a tool component, such as a saw blade. The clamping device includes a housing with a saw blade location channel defined therein for the location of at least a part of the saw blade in use. Clamping members are movably mounted in the housing and can be moved between a locked position, wherein the saw blade is clamped between one or more surfaces of said clamping members and one or more walls defining the saw blade location channel, and an unlocked position, wherein the saw blade can be inserted or removed from the clamping device.