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Vial access transfer set

A vial access transfer set for use with a bottle containing a medicinal fluid that provides a mechanism for securely attaching an administration set to the bottle and also provides a universal spike port to which any primary IV line can be readily attached. The vial access transfer set includes a novel, vented vial access adapter to which a length of tubing can be connected, the adapter comprising a top wall, a cannula connected to the top wall and a uniquely configured, resiliently deformable slitted skirt connected to the top wall and extending therefrom. With this construction, during the interconnection of the vial access transfer set with the bottle, the rubber septum of the bottle can readily be pierced by the cannula and the resiliently deformable skirt positively snapped into place over the neck portion of the drug vial or bottle to maintain the adapter in secure connection with the bottle. The apparatus is easy to use and positively prevents the accidental separation of the length of tubing carrying the medicinal fluid from the bottle.
Owner:MEDIMOP MEDICAL PROJECTS

Syringe and method of using

Syringes and methods of using are described which protect the syringe barrel cavity from contaminants. A first syringe is formed with a corrugated sheath or non-corrugated sheath which is positioned internal or external to the syringe barrel cavity. A second syringe is formed with a syringe barrel having a straight segment and a corrugated segment having the forward face of the plunger handle member molded to the rearward terminus of the corrugated segment of the syringe barrel. A third syringe is formed from mating syringe barrel and plunger member walls. The walls of the mating syringe barrel and plunger member are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft. A fourth syringe is formed from inner and outer concentric syringe barrel walls mating with the walls of a plunger member. The mating walls are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft. A fifth syringe is formed with an end cap contaminant shield having an extension wall that is mated with the inner wall surfaces of the syringe barrel cavity, or outer wall surfaces of the syringe barrel. Alternatively, the end cap contaminant shield can be provided with a flat design without the extending wall and is bonded or molded to the rearward end terminus of the syringe barrel. The end cap contaminant shield designs are provided with an opening defining the shape of the cross-section of the plunger shaft.
Owner:GRAY ROBIN SCOTT

Rapid connection and disconnection device for electropumps and conduits for motor vehicle wind-shield washing systems

PCT No. PCT/ES97/00165 Sec. 371 Date Dec. 11, 1998 Sec. 102(e) Date Dec. 11, 1998 PCT Filed Jun. 27, 1997 PCT Pub. No. WO98/03814 PCT Pub. Date Jan. 29, 1998A quick connection and disconnection device for the electrical pumps and tubes of automobile vehicle wind screen washer installations, comprising a nozzle body and a connecting body each having an axial passage and arranged coaxially relative to one another, the nozzle body and the connecting body being slidable longitudinally in both directions relative to one another so that the connecting body has a first working position or disconnection position in which at least one end of a flexible tube passing through the axial passage of the connecting body fits into the axial passage of the nozzle body, and a second working position or a connection position in which the one end of the flexible tube is attached securely to the nozzle body, the nozzle body being provided on an exterior with a connection groove and a disconnection groove which are separated by a wall of a convex-curved outline, the connecting body at one end being provided with a plurality of longitudinal grooves which starting from an edge of the one end form attachment arms provided internally with attachment projections adapted to be housed with a snug fit in the connection groove or in the disconnection groove of the nozzle body, so that a passage of the connecting body from the disconnection position to the connection position and vice versa, is carried out by a double elastic deformation of the attachment arms.
Owner:FICO TRANSPAR

Apparatus for and Method of Deploying a Centralizer Installed on an Expandable Casing String

A method of and apparatus for deploying a bow spring centralizer installed on an expandable casing string and restrained in the collapsed configuration by restraining bands that rupture, upon expansion of the casing string, to deploy the bow spring centralizer and provide stand-off between the expanded casing string and the wall of the borehole. In one embodiment, the bow spring centralizer comprises landings for receiving and retaining the bands for restraining the centralizer in the collapsed configuration. In another embodiment, the bands are secured to the centralizer to prevent separation of the ruptured bands from the deployed centralizer.
Owner:INNOVEX DOWNHOLE SOLUTIONS INC

Beverage brewing apparatus with a filter carrier receiver

ActiveUS20110223302A1Prevent accidental separationFacilitate insertionBeverage vesselsFood preparationEngineeringBrewing
A beverage maker is disclosed with a removable filter carrier, a receiver for the removable filter carrier, and a locking mechanism to selectively secure and seal the carrier to the beverage maker by way of lifting the carrier to engage a sealing surface. In use, the filter carrier is linearly inserted into the receiver via a front face of the beverage maker. The receiver may also include the locking mechanism. The locking mechanism includes a lever that is actuated to operate the locking mechanism. Actuation of the lever is translated to lift and clamp the filter carrier against the seal surface. In the ‘sealed’ position, the lever is selectively fixed in place until the user actuates the lever so as to release the filter carrier. In the ‘released’ position, the filter carrier is still supported by the locking mechanism but it may be selectively removed from the receiver. The locking mechanism reduces or eliminates conventional issues with securing a filter carrier to a beverage maker such as properly aligning the filter carrier so that it may be secured to the beverage maker, the filter carrier disengaging from the beverage maker during use, or not being able to remove the filter carrier after a brew cycle.
Owner:HAMILTON BEACH BRANDS
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