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A device for altering the angle between the shaft and the head of a golf club. The preferred embodiment of the invention utilizes a plurality of inserts which are configured to be inserted into a tapered hole in the golf club head for receiving a shaft or a hosel for mating with the shaft. Each such insert is designed to provide a different angle between head and shaft so that the golfer merely selects one of the plurality of inserts which will be best for his or her hitting accuracy. The inserts are positioned in the club head in such a way as to create a swaging of the insert into the club head and the insert onto the shaft tip. Swaging is the interference fit of two components with two or more surfaces that are forced together in a locking condition, for instance a tapered pin into a tapered hole. A swaging screw is utilized to drive the insert into a tapered swage condition with the club head and thus squeeze onto the shaft to ensure a strong bond without utilizing an adhesive. The disclosed embodiment relates to a golf club putter, but other golf clubs, such as metalwood head golf clubs would employ the invention as well.

A surface processing apparatus is provided for use in the surface processing of a substrate. The surface processing apparatus comprises a plasma source and processing chamber in which a substrate is mounted in use. The processing chamber is operatively connected to the plasma source and the surface processing apparatus is characterised by a transmission plate for the transmission of plasma in use between the plasma source and processing chamber. The transmission plate comprises one or more apertures wherein the physical form of the one or more apertures and / or the distribution of the one or more apertures is adapted to provide a predetermined processing pattern upon the surface of the substrate. Typically the design of the apertures is adapted to provide a substantially uniform deposition rate across a wafer substrate.

A cutting head for rotary trimmers in which at least one, and preferably two relatively short fixed lengths of flexible cutting line are inserted into opposed channels in the head and are secured in place by a pair of spring biased toothed cams. Each of the cams is pivotally mounted on a post within the housing adjacent one of the channels and defines a curvilinear camming surface having a plurality of uniformly spaced teeth thereon that project into the channels at increasing angles of inclination from the outermost tooth to the innermost tooth for engaging the line. A pair of torsion springs bias the cams to pivot on their mounting teeth such that the backsides of the teeth are continually urged toward the openings to the channels thereby allowing line to be inserted inwardly into the head past the toothed cams but retained by the cams against any outwardly directed forces acting on the line. The cams are symmetrically balanced about their axes of rotation so as to be unaffected by centrifugal force acting thereon during use.

A fixed line top-loading trimmer head for string trimmer machines, uses line segments of a predetermined length. The head has a central hub designed for attachment to the drive shaft of a string trimmer machine. A circular flange is attached to, and extends outwardly from, the central hub. This circular flange has one or more trimmer line exit openings on the circumference. The hub, located above the upper surface of the circular flange, is provided with either line termination apertures in the form of holes or channels which are angularly offset from the exit openings in the circular flange; or it is provided with an offset guide channel through which a trimmer line is passed between the exit openings. A line guide channel is located in the flange between the line exit openings and the line termination apertures, or the offset channel on the hub, for guiding line between the exit openings and the offset channel or termination apertures.

The present invention relates generally to a loading dock seal. In one aspect it supplements an existing loading dock seal by attaching a flexible sheet vertically along vertical sides of the existing loading dock. The sheet wraps around the rear vertical edges of a truck body to seal any gaps that might exist, for example, between the opened rear door and the truck body wall caused by hinges.

The present specification discloses a work light having a tray for holding or positioning light components such as a light source, power source and electrical control unit. The components can easily be assembled on the tray for operation of the light. The tray can be compartmentalized by including barriers into which the modular components of the light fit. Such barriers provide for very simple assembly or replacement of the components and protect the components by limiting their movement with respect to each other. In an embodiment the tray contains a compartment for holding an electronic control unit. The tray can contain a battery compartment which can hold a battery powered power source. The tray can also contain a light source compartment for holding a light source. The tray can be supported by a housing or casing containing a light transmissible portion which surrounds at least a portion of the tray. A cap having a hollow shell body with an opening at one end can be used to close the end of the housing. In an embodiment the cap can have a rotatable hook, which extends away from the work light, that can be used to suspend the work light in a work environment.

A light control system includes at least one illumination module and a remote controller. Each illumination module includes an identification signal generator, at least one light source, a receiving unit and a control circuit. When the receiving unit receives a first wireless control signal, the control circuit controls the identification signal generator to emit an identification signal; when the receiving unit receives a second wireless control signal, the control circuit controls the ON / OFF of the light source. The remote controller sends the first and second wireless control signals to the illumination module, acquires the identification signal emitted from the identification signal generator to generate a plurality of images, and identifies the illumination module according to the images. The present invention further provides a control method of a light control system.

An improved hazardous duty garment system includes an abrasion-resistant, flame-resistant and heat-resistant outer shell, a moisture barrier attached inside the outer shell, and a thermal liner attached to the outer shell and the moisture barrier. The thermal liner includes at least one layer of thermal insulation attached to a layer of a metal screen thermal barrier. The metal screen layer may be made from a plurality of panels and fitted closely together, or a plurality of shingles. The metal screen panels are individually removable and replaceable. The metal screen provides superior heat dissipation properties and superior tolerance of direct heat.

An integrated actuator meniscus mirror includes an optical substrate having a mirror surface on one side and a support structure on the other and a plurality of actuators embedded in the support structure, spaced from and generally parallel to the mirror surface for applying bending moments to the mirror surface for controllably altering the shape of the mirror surface.

A snap-on label holder adapted for direct mounting to the front edge of a shelf. The label holder has a hingeable front pocket member interconnected by a flexible hinge to a hook-shaped rear mounting member. The rear mounting member profile defines an interior region flanked between two opposite jaws adapted to be snapped-on to the shelf edge. The interior region includes a sinuous-shape profile that acts both as a spring-bias means providing an improved snap-on function and as a fulcrum against which front pocket member bottom can be pressed on to open the pocket front panel. In a second and third embodiments of the invention, the front pocket member integrates respectively a sign clip in its back panel or a gripper in its front panel. Shelves to snap-on include Hussmann-like, metal wire Metro-like, wooden or plastic shelves.

An feeding tube and a kit for installation of a feeding tube includes a balloon anchored gastric tube. A protective sleeve on a dilator protects the toroidal balloon from damage during surgical insertion of the feeding tube. In one example, a jejunal tube is integrated with the kit and the gastric tube serves as a gastric sleeve forming an annular region or channels for fluid flow to and / or from the stomach and to / from the jejunum. An integrated gastro jejunal feeding tube unit may include a jejunal tube outlet port at one end, a jejunal balloon port, a gastric sleeve outlet port, one or more gastric balloon ports, one or more gastric balloons, gastric drainage holes, a jejunal balloon positioned at end of the jejunal tube and sleeve. A black silk loop may affix an end of the jejunal tube at a position in the jejunum, and insertion of the jejunal tube may be monitored continuously using an endoscope. Drainage holes may be provided in the jejunal tube and / or the gastric sleeve. Depending on the clinical state, feeding may be initiated through the gastric sleeve outlet port or via the jejunal tube outlet port and may be altered without surgical intervention, as required. Drainage holes in the gastric sleeve may be used to deflate the stomach, while nutrition is provided by a jejunal tube inserted in the jejunum, simultaneously.

A turbomachine (1), in particular a turbine or compressor, includes a rotor (2) which has at least one moving blade row (4) with a plurality of moving blades (5), and a stator (3) which has at least one guide vane row (6) with a plurality of guide vanes (7), at least in one of the blade or vane rows (4, 6) all the blades or vanes (5, 7) each having a shroud plate (10). In order to simplify the maintenance of the turbo-machine (1), the shroud plates (10) are separate components with respect to the respective blade or vane (5, 7) and are mounted on the respective blade or vane (5, 7), shroud plates (10) adjacent in the circumferential direction (9) being coupled to one another for the transmission of tensile forces in the circumferential direction (9).

A method of controlling a lighting and sound system comprising a controller and a plurality of lighting and sound devices 10 is provided. Each lighting and sound device 10 includes a light, a loudspeaker and a microphone 380. The method comprises receiving an audio instruction from a first user of the system at the microphone of a first device of the plurality of devices. The method further comprises processing the received audio instruction. The method further comprises transmitting the instruction from the first device to the controller. The method further comprises executing an action based upon the processed audio instruction.

A compression connector assembly for securing a cable has a bushing insert and a gripping sleeve. The bushing insert includes a tubular bore, an exterior surface, a conductor receiving end, and a conductor engagement end. The gripping sleeve has an inner recess and an outer surface, and is adjacent to the conductor engagement end. The tubular bore and the inner recess are substantially coaxial, defining a cable securing passageway.

In a walking assistance device, comprising: a hip belt (2) configured to be worn on a waist or hip of a user; a power generator (3) having a base member (33) attached to a side of the hip belt and an output member (21) having an engagement assembly; and a torque transmitting member (4) having an upper end (4A) configured to be retained by the engagement assembly of the output member and a lower end (4B) configured to support a femur of the user; the engagement assembly comprises a latch mechanism for detachably engaging the upper end of the torque transmitting member. By thus allowing the torque transmitting member to be readily and easily attached and detached to and from the hip belt, wearing and removing of the walking assistance device can be simplified. When wearing the walking assistance device, the user may first wear the hip belt without being hindered by the presence of the torque transmitting member. Thereafter, the torque transmitting member may be attached to the hip belt, and the lower end of the torque transmitting member may be fastened to the femur of the user.

A turbomachine (1), in particular a turbine or compressor, includes a rotor (2) which has at least one moving blade row (4) with a plurality of moving blades (5), and a stator (3) which has at least one guide vane row (6) with a plurality of guide vanes (7), at least in one of the blade or vane rows (4, 6) all the blades or vanes (5, 7) each having a shroud plate (10). In order to simplify the maintenance of the turbo-machine (1), the shroud plates (10) are separate components with respect to the respective blade or vane (5, 7) and are mounted on the respective blade or vane (5, 7), shroud plates (10) adjacent in the circumferential direction (9) being coupled to one another for the transmission of tensile forces in the circumferential direction (9).

A welding torch system includes a receiving assembly to receive a contact tip and a welding nozzle. The welding torch system also includes a locking element that retains the contact tip in a partially secure position. Further, the welding torch system includes the welding nozzle configured to couple to the receiving assembly to retain the contact tip in a fully secure position.

A fixed line top-loading trimmer head for string trimmer machines, uses line segments of a predetermined length. The head has a central hub designed for attachment to the drive shaft of a string trimmer machine. A circular flange is attached to, and extends outwardly from, the central hub. This circular flange has one or more trimmer line exit openings on the circumference. The hub, located above the upper surface of the circular flange, is provided with either line termination apertures in the form of holes or channels which are angularly offset from the exit openings in the circular flange; or it is provided with an offset guide channel through which a trimmer line is passed between the exit openings. A line guide channel is located in the flange between the line exit openings and the line termination apertures, or the offset channel on the hub, for guiding line between the exit openings and the offset channel or termination apertures.

The invention discloses an information issuing system based on dynamic displaying of a handle tag. The system comprises a hardware circuit portion and a mechanical structure portion. The hardware circuit portion comprises a signal play module, a signal transmission module, a signal input module, a signal processing module connected with the signal input module, a signal output module connected with the signal processing module, a signal decoding and control module and a display and audio output module. The mechanical structure portion comprises a tag fixation apparatus, the tag and a connecting member connected between the tag and the fixation apparatus. The signal transmission module is used for long-distance reliable transmission of signals according to signal types and duplicating the signals so as to realize simultaneous transmission of multipath same signals. The invention further discloses an information issuing method based on dynamic displaying of a handle tag. According to the invention, complex content replacement, little information content, single content, insufficient display and the like of a conventional tag are overcome, and dynamic color video display, audio display and interaction functions are demonstrated.

A front bumper for a mobile vehicle that rotates to provide additional access to the vehicle engine. The rotating front bumper is provided in various embodiments, exemplifying possible modes of configuration and operation thereof. Specifically, methods of retaining the front bumper in a non-rotated position are presented, as are methods for preventing over-extension, and linkages that cause the front bumper to rotate when the hood is opened.

A front bumper for a mobile vehicle that rotates to provide additional access to the vehicle engine. The rotating front bumper is provided in various embodiments, exemplifying possible modes of configuration and operation thereof. Specifically, methods of retaining the front bumper in a non-rotated position are presented, as are methods for preventing over-extension, and linkages that cause the front bumper to rotate when the hood is opened.

A compression connector assembly for securing a cable has a bushing insert and a gripping sleeve. The bushing insert includes a tubular bore, an exterior surface, a conductor receiving end, and a conductor engagement end. The gripping sleeve has an inner recess and an outer surface, and is adjacent to the conductor engagement end. The tubular bore and the inner recess are substantially coaxial, defining a cable securing passageway.

A buckling-restrained brace with a flat energy dissipation element, a building with the brace and an assembly method of the brace belongs to the field of force-resisting members of structural engineering. The brace includes a telescopic inner restrained member, an outer restrained member sleeved outside the inner restrained member, and the flat energy dissipation element between the inner and outer restrained members; the inner restrained member includes a first and a second steel square tube which are connected; the flat energy dissipation element includes four flat fuses, and two ends of each fuse are connected to four sides of the first and second steel square tube by bolts; and the inner section of the outer restrained member is square, the outer restrained member covers the flat energy dissipation element, and a certain gap is disposed between the outer restrained member and the flat energy dissipation element.

An induction furnace capable of operation at temperatures of over 3100° C. has a cooling assembly (60), which is selectively mounted to an upper end of the furnace wall (76). The cooling assembly includes a dome (62), which is actively cooled by cooling water coils (68). During the cool-down portion of a furnace run, cooling initially proceeds naturally, by conduction of heat away from the hot zone through a furnace insulation layer (58). Once the temperature within the furnace hot zone (20) reaches about 1500° C., a lifting mechanism (80), mounted to the dome, raises a cap (16) of the furnace slightly, allowing hot gases from the hot zone to mix with cooler gas in the dome. This speeds up cooling of the hot zone, reducing cool-down times significantly, without the need for encumbering the furnace itself with valves or other complex cooling mechanisms which have to be replaced periodically. The life of a graphite furnace susceptor (10) at the high operating temperature is increased by surrounding the susceptor with a barrier layer (40) of flexible graphite, which inhibits evaporation of the graphite. Additionally, witness disks (154), placed within the susceptor, provide an accurate temperature profile of the hot zone.

An induction furnace capable of operation at temperatures of over 3100° C. has a cooling assembly (60), which is selectively mounted to an upper end of the furnace wall (76). The cooling assembly includes a dome (62), which is actively cooled by cooling water coils (68). During the cool-down portion of a furnace run, cooling initially proceeds naturally, by conduction of heat away from the hot zone through a furnace insulation layer (58). Once the temperature within the furnace hot zone (20) reaches about 1500° C., a lifting mechanism (80), mounted to the dome, raises a cap (16) of the furnace slightly, allowing hot gases from the hot zone to mix with cooler gas in the dome. This speeds up cooling of the hot zone, reducing cool-down times significantly, without the need for encumbering the furnace itself with valves or other complex cooling mechanisms which have to be replaced periodically. The life of a graphite furnace susceptor (10) at the high operating temperature is increased by surrounding the susceptor with a barrier layer (40) of flexible graphite, which inhibits evaporation of the graphite. Additionally, witness disks (154), placed within the susceptor, provide an accurate temperature profile of the hot zone.

There is provided in a preferred embodiment a method and system for attaching a cross member to a tube. The tube has two holes drilled into it at opposite surfaces. The upper body of the cross member is inserted into one hole, through the tube and into the opposite hole. At the opposite hole, the cross member is welded or otherwise affixed to the tube. The lower body of the cross member is designed and adapted to be selectively attached to the upper body.

In an internal combustion engine having a timing transmission, tension in the timing chain is released for removal of the chain by pushing a tensioner-urged movable guide away from the chain and holding the guide in a tension-releasing position by a fixing jig inserted through a hole in the timing chain cover while the timing chain cover is still connected to the engine block by partially loosened fasteners.

A hair clipper has a base housing, a secondary housing cover, and a rotary motor or vibrator motor secured between the base housing and the housing cover. The rotary motor has a shaft and a cam secured to an end of the shaft, and the vibrator motor has a drive arm with a drive finger. A cam follower is operably connected to the cam or drive finger on a top side. The top side of the cam follower also has an elongated guide rail that is operably secured to a guide channel in a blade guide, which in turn is secured to the base housing. A reciprocating blade is operably secured to the bottom side of the cam follower, and a stationary blade is secured to the base housing adjacent the reciprocating blade.

A turbo machine (1, 101), in particular turbine or compressor, includes a rotor (2, 102) which has at least one moving blade row (4, 104) with a plurality of moving blades (5, 105), and a stator (3) which has at least one guide vane row (6, 106) with a plurality of guide vanes (7, 107), at least one moving blade row (4, 104) having a shroud (8, 108). The shroud (8, 108) is designed to be self-supporting in such a way that it can at least partially absorb the centrifugal forces arising during operation and discharge them in the circumferential direction.