241 |
Machine for coiling or winding |
US512061D |
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US512061A |
1894-01-02 |
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242 |
Machine |
US507843D |
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US507843A |
1893-10-31 |
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243 |
Machine for bunching match-sticks |
US502909D |
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US502909A |
1893-08-08 |
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244 |
quickel |
US489752D |
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US489752A |
1893-01-10 |
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245 |
Match-making machine |
US450405D |
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US450405A |
1891-04-14 |
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246 |
donnelly |
US292474D |
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US292474A |
1884-01-29 |
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247 |
sisitm |
US288506D |
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US288506A |
1883-11-13 |
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248 |
sisum |
US281408D |
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US281408A |
1883-07-17 |
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249 |
Applicator device for film forming formulation for textured surfaces |
US13801206 |
2013-03-13 |
US10099239B2 |
2018-10-16 |
Nilufer Tanrikulu; Pete Elafros |
An applicator device for a film forming formulation and method of using the applicator device with a film forming formulation for obtaining sharp paint lines on textured surfaces is described. The applicator device comprises an applicator head having an adaptor and a supply reservoir having a neck for attachment to the adaptor of the applicator head. The applicator head comprises a brush comprised of aligned bristles with the bristles affixed in a brush retainer, a brush reservoir within the brush retainer for holding the film forming formulation within the applicator head, a flow orifice to provide flow of the film forming formulation to the brush reservoir, and an adaptor for attachment to a neck of the supply reservoir for supplying the film forming formulation. |
250 |
Medical caps and methods of use |
US13571757 |
2012-08-10 |
US10076653B2 |
2018-09-18 |
Patrick O. Tennican |
An intravascular port access device includes a first component having a chamber configured to attach reversibly to an intravenous line port. A second component reversibly attaches to the first component and contains a disinfecting agent and an applicator material. The second component is configured to be reversibly received over external surfaces of the intravenous line port. A method of cleansing an intravenous line port includes providing a port cleaning device having a first component with a chamber containing a first cleaning agent. A second component includes a second cleaning agent. A third component has a microbicidal agent and is reversibly attached to the first component. The second component is removed from the device, the external surfaces of the port are contacted with the second cleaning agent, the first cleaning agent is ejected from the chamber into the port, and the third component is used to cap the port. |
251 |
GASEOUS EMISSIONS TREATMENT COMPONENTS AND METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING THEREOF |
US15972187 |
2018-05-06 |
US20180250631A1 |
2018-09-06 |
Robin Crawford; John Douglas |
A gaseous emissions treatment component is made by extruding a green ceramic mix through a die to form an extrusion having a honeycomb substrate with elongate cells extending its length and with the cells bounded by walls dividing adjacent cells from one another. Molten metal for use in induction heating of the component is placed in selected cells and is solidified by cooling. |
252 |
Automated Maskless Paint Applicator |
US15400377 |
2017-01-06 |
US20180193870A1 |
2018-07-12 |
Son N. Ngo |
An applicator assembly for treating a surface includes a material applicator configured to dispense a treatment material on a surface and an applicator clamp configured to support and position a dispensing end of the material applicator. An applicator tip is inserted into a dispensing aperture formed in the applicator clamp, and the applicator tip is configured to receive the treatment material from the dispensing end of the material applicator. The applicator assembly further includes an applicator bracket configured to slidably attach the material applicator and applicator clamp to an assembly support frame. Additionally, an automated applicator actuator operatively attached to the assembly support frame and applicator bracket manipulates the applicator bracket between a first position and a second position. |
253 |
Coating Apparatus |
US15577134 |
2016-05-27 |
US20180178244A1 |
2018-06-28 |
Benzion Landa; Anton Krassilnikov; Moshe Fahima; Ariel Adler |
An apparatus is disclosed for coating a surface that is movable relative to the apparatus with a layer of metallic particles or particles having a metal-like appearance and reflectivity, the particles adhering more strongly to the surface than to one another. The apparatus comprises at least one spray head for directly or indirectly applying to the surface a fluid stream within which the particles are suspended, a housing surrounding the spray head(s) and defining an interior plenum for confining the fluid stream, the housing having a rim adjacent the surface that is configured to prevent egress of particles from a sealing gap defined between the rim of the housing and the surface to be coated, and a suction source connected to the housing to extract from the plenum the sprayed fluid and particles suspended in the sprayed fluid. In operation, the suction source extracts substantially all particles that are not in direct contact with the surface, so as to leave only a substantially single particle layer adhering to the surface on exiting the apparatus. |
254 |
Liquid Supply Apparatus and Personal Care Implement Containing the Same |
US15840766 |
2017-12-13 |
US20180168329A1 |
2018-06-21 |
Leighton DAVIES-SMITH; Al Aquanza SPROSTA; Shyamala PILLAI |
A liquid supply apparatus with leakage protection. The apparatus includes a housing defining a storage cavity having a total volume including a liquid portion and a gas portion. The storage cavity extends along a cavity axis. A capillary member is fluidly coupled with the liquid to transport the liquid to the external atmosphere. The apparatus includes a plurality of vents that prevent liquid from flowing therethrough while permitting air to pass therethrough. A hub component is mounted within the storage cavity and it includes a plurality of radial vent passageways extending between the storage cavity and a primary vent passageway, which in turn forms a pathway to the external atmosphere. The vents may be located and arranged such that irrespective of inclination and rotational orientation of the housing relative to a gravitational vector at least one of the vents is in spatial communication with the gas. |
255 |
METAL PRINTED CONSTRUCTIONS |
US15577262 |
2016-05-27 |
US20180147871A1 |
2018-05-31 |
Benzion LANDA; Sagi ABRAMOVICH; Anton KRASSILNIKOV; Tamar ASHER |
There is disclosed a print construction comprising: (a) a printing substrate having an image-receiving surface; (b) a receptive layer, at least partially covering said image-receiving surface, and having a particle reception surface distally disposed to said image-receiving surface, said receptive layer optionally having a thickness of at least 1000 nanometer (nm); and (c) a plurality of individual particles adhered to said particle reception surface, and forming a monolayer thereon, the features of which are described herein. |
256 |
COLOR CUSTOMIZATION OF ARTICLES |
US15849861 |
2017-12-21 |
US20180111159A1 |
2018-04-26 |
Jason Dorf |
Kits and methods are provided for color customization of articles by applying ink to regions of decreased pigment density. By creating tension over these regions during application of the ink, the ink may be preferentially transferred to those regions. |
257 |
FILM FORMING FORMULATION FOR TEXTURED SURFACES |
US15812512 |
2017-11-14 |
US20180065136A1 |
2018-03-08 |
Nilufer Tanrikulu |
A film forming formulation and applicator device for use with the film forming formulation for obtaining sharp paint lines on textured surfaces is described. The formulation comprises a binder as a film forming component. The binder is selected from the group consisting of acrylic, styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR), polyvinyl acetate (PVAc), and ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA). The binder comprises at least 90 percent by weight of the formulation. |
258 |
Device for coating regions of a medical implant |
US14504032 |
2014-10-01 |
US09878346B2 |
2018-01-30 |
Sebastian Vogt; Hubert Büchner |
Subsequently, the medical implant coated with the liquid punctures the membrane 14 which, until then, protected the powder 18 situated below it from external influences. The medical implant is then immersed in the powder 18. The liquid film on the surface of the medical implant causes the powder 18 to adhere well to the surface thereof. |
259 |
Customizable Apparatus and Method for Transporting and Depositing Fluids |
US15709806 |
2017-09-20 |
US20180022084A1 |
2018-01-25 |
Thomas Timothy Byrne; Michael Scott Prodoehl; Kevin Benson McNeil; Gustav Andre Mellin; Haibin Chen; Matthew Alan Russell |
A system for depositing a fluid on a substrate is disclosed. The system can include a sleeve having a sleeve exit and an inner region and a rotating roll disposed within the inner region. A vascular network can be disposed within the rotating roll, the vascular network being configured for transporting the fluid in predetermined paths from the interior region to the exterior surface through a substantially radial path, the substantially radial path ending at an exit point of a fluid exit, wherein the exit point is associated with a sleeve exit. |
260 |
PAINT APPLICATOR, KIT AND METHOD |
US15695353 |
2017-09-05 |
US20170361351A1 |
2017-12-21 |
Deborah WIENER |
A paint applicator, kit and methodology for using the same is disclosed. For example, a paint applicator that allows a user to load a desired amount of paint, such as a water based or other low VOC paint, into the paint applicator and an advancement mechanism that dispenses paint at a rate controllable by the user is disclosed. The advancement mechanism can include a system that translates a rotational force applied to an end cap of the applicator into a linear force that advances a piston which in turn applies paint to an applicator portion. The paint applicator may be reusable or may include a ratchet system that allows for only one time use. The methodology and kit can incorporate a syringe for loading paint into the paint applicator, thus reducing the loss of paint through spilling. |