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Sliding Contact¶. The sliding contact is a special type of contact which allows dispacement tangential to the contact surface but no relative movement along the normal direction.

Discharge Container

A discharge container includes a cylindrical container body with a bottom which includes a support extending upward from a bottom wall along a center axis, and a fixed partitioning plate extending from a region from a peripheral wall to a bottom wall as a base end to partition the inside of the container body in a radial direction; a rotor which includes a cylindrical shaft piece rotatably engaging with the outer surface of the support, and a rotatable partitioning plate extending from the cylindrical shaft piece as a base end to be arranged in a radial direction along with the fixed partitioning plate; and a cylindrical lid with a top which has a top wall having a saucer-shaped upper surface, and a downwardly extending shaft extending downwardly from the lower surface of the top wall and engaging with the cylindrical shaft piece from above such that the downwardly extending shaft cannot rotate therein, the lid covering the cylindrical opening as a lid and rotatably engaging with the cylindrical opening, wherein the edge of the fixed partitioning plate is brought into sliding contact with the cylindrical shaft piece; the edge of the rotatable partitioning plate is formed by a spatula-shaped sliding member made of soft material and is brought into sliding and linear contact with an area from the peripheral wall to the bottom wall of the container body; the lower surface of the top wall is brought into sliding contact with the upper end surfaces of the cylindrical opening and the fixed partitioning plate and brought into contact with the upper end surface of the rotatable partitioning plate; and contents are pressed by relative rotation between the container body and the lid and are discharged through a discharge opening provided on the top wall.
Owner:THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY +1

Magazine loader

A loader for a magazine having an upper open end, a lower closed end, a forward vertical side edge and a rear vertical flat side edge, loader having a vertical channel for receiving therein the rear flat edge of the cartridge, the channel being formed by a pair of flat vertical side members spaced apart in parallel relation and having a rear flat edge where it slidably engages the rear flat edge of the magazine, the magazine being made of ferrous metal and the loader being made of non-ferrous material. A vertically extending tab is mounted in the upper portion of the channel and is provided with a downwardly vertically extending plunger mounted at the lower end of the tab for engaging the edge of an uppermost bullet mounted within the magazine. A pair of outwardly and horizontally extending arms are mounted at the lower ends of the flat vertical sides of the loader, the magazine being adapted to receive a plurality of vertically stacked bullets therein, a spring mounted internally in the magazine for urging the bullets upwardly towards the open end of the magazine and against a retaining means which holds the bullets within the magazine whereby, when the user's fingers engage the arms on the loader and urge the loader downwardly against the action of the spring within the magazine, the uppermost bullet is urged away from the retaining means at the top of the magazine and whereby an additional bullet can be inserted into the magazine above the then uppermost bullet after which the loader can be slid upwardly so that the plunger is completely above the last added bullet to permit the last added bullet to be pushed in by hand against the inner flat edge of the magazine, the loader being maintained in sliding contact within the magazine by virtue of a magnet mounted on the rear of the loader.
Owner:FARLEY II ALLEN D
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