113 results about "Iso standards" patented technology

A lockout connector arrangement for implantable medical devices having at least one port for receiving a non-cardiac lead connector selectively permits only certain electrical leads to be connected to the implantable medical device. A lead connector pin of a non-cardiac lead connector is specially designed to be larger than a DF-1 lead connector pin, but smaller than an IS-1 lead connector pin. A corresponding header of implantable pulse generator has a connector port for a non-cardiac lead with a proximal-most portion that is larger than the DF-1 lead connector pin, but smaller than the IS-1 lead connector pin; and otherwise generally consistent with the other dimensions of an ISO standard IS-1 pacemaker lead connector.

In a slat conveyor, slats for supporting conveyed articles and personnel extend between two side-by-side, spaced, endless roller chains engaged with driving sprockets at one end of the conveying path and driven sprockets at the other end. At a location radially outward from the pitch circle, the distance between the front surface of the sprocket teeth to the tooth center line is at least as great as the distance from the centerline to the front surface at the pitch circle. The tooth faces merge smoothly with the tooth gap bottom, and the root diameter is smaller than the root diameter according to ISO standards.

The invention relates to a container underframe comprising a doorsill, a frontend underbeam, a plurality of bottom cross beams, a floor and ISO standard bottom corner fittings, wherein the doorsill and the frontend underbeam are respectively positioned at both ends of the underframe and are mutually parallel; the bottom cross beams are positioned between the doorsill and the frontend underbeam and are parallel to the doorsill and the frontend underbeam; the floor is laid on the top of the underframe; the ISO standard bottom corner fittings are positioned at the four end corner bottoms of the underframe and are connected to the ends of the doorsill and the frontend underbeam; the floor is overlapped on the doorsill, the frontend underbeam and the bottom cross beams; the upper planes of the contacting parts of the doorsill and the frontend underbeam with the floor are aligned with the upper planes of the bottom corner fittings; and the four end corners of the floor are overlapped on the upper planes of the four bottom corner fittings. By reducing the height of the doorsill, the frontend underbeam and the bottom cross beams, the upper planes of the doorsill, the frontend underbeam and the bottom cross beams can be aligned with the upper planes of the bottom corner fittings, and the four end corners of the floor are overlapped on the upper planes of the bottom corner fittings, so as to increase the interior height of a container.

In a chain transmission in which a roller chain transmits power from a driving sprocket to one or more driven sprockets, the sprocket teeth are shaped so that at a location radially outward from the sprocket pitch circle, the distance between the front surface of each sprocket tooth to a radial reference line from the sprocket center through the center of the tooth root, is at least as great as the distance from the centerline to the front tooth surface at the pitch circle. The tooth faces merge smoothly with the tooth gap bottom, the sprocket root diameter is smaller than the root diameter according to ISO standards, and the radius of the arcuate tooth gap bottom is greater than the radius of the chain roller.