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The present invention is a device, which illuminates light inside of a tractor trailer truck van and other loading vehicles at a loading dock during loading and unloading procedures. As professionals working with such vehicles understand, natural lighting is simply not enough to prevent serious loading and unloading accidents, primarily at the deep end of the truck trailer van body. The loading dock spot light of the present invention with its short body design helps prevent fork trucks from hitting and destroying it. The overall short body of the light structure is designed to stay out of the primary main path of the fork truck traffic, allowing the light emitted from the light bulb to just peek beyond the loading dock door seal edge. The present invention is a simple mechanical device, which reduces loading dock operator confusion during loading and unloading operation, maintenance, and repair.

A hair-straightening device has a pair of opposing arms joined by a hinge, which enables the opening and closing of the arms. At the ends of the arms, opposite the hinge, are plates that are heated to a temperature sufficient to straighten the hair. The outer portion of the ends of the arms that are located opposite the hinge can be covered with a flocking material to provide a cooler touch to allow a user to obtain a firmer grip with both hands on the device for more efficient use. In addition, a user can apply hair products directly to flocked ends of the device and transfer the hair products to hair that is warmer than when the hair products are applied directly to the hair.

A directional hopper tee has a fluted interior vertical pipe that merges into a horizontal pipe. The vertical pipe has an opening that connects to a hopper to receive bulk material, or product, and a horizontal pipe centered upon the end of the vertical pipe. The horizontal pipe has an inlet that also receives bulk material and pressurized air from ahead of the hopper and an opposite outlet that discharges the bulk material from the hopper tee. The vertical pipe has a flange that abuts the hopper and an opening in the flange that matches the opening of a valve on the hopper itself. At the opening, the vertical pipe begins to turn towards the outlet of the lower pipe with an internal flute. The flute begins immediately at the flange resulting in a vertical pipe with a curved shape towards the outlet and a square shape towards the inlet. The present invention raises the ground clearance of the horizontal pipe by at least an inch resulting in a hopper tee that clears at least 7 inches above the ground. The hopper tee of the invention also unloads at least 15% more product per minute at temperatures closer to product temperature. Alternate embodiments of the present invention provide a reinforced flange, a drop tee, and a low profile drop tee. The present invention aids in the unloading of bulk materials from various haulers.

A multi-compartment flexible pouch with an insulated compartment and method of forming includes a pouch body formed from a panel of material, and the pouch body has at least one compartment for a product. An opening means for accessing the product is disposed in the pouch body. A first insulating compartment seal having a predetermined shape is applied to the pouch body and a second insulating compartment seal having a predetermined shape is applied to the pouch body and spaced a predetermined distance apart from the first seal to form the insulated compartment. The insulated compartment contains a pressurized gas and a surface temperature of the insulated compartment is less than a surface temperature of the product compartment after the pouch is heated.

The invention relates to hydrogel wound dressing for treating laser cauma and burns and scalds. The active components of the hydrogel wound dressing include an antibacterial agent, a humectant and a stabilizer, wherein the antibacterial agent inhibits adhesion and growth of the wound of laser cauma and surrounding bacteria and can kill various pathogenic bacteria at the cauma part, so as to effectively promote union of the laser cauma. The antibacterial agent adopted by the invention does not generate drug resistance, the humectant can maintain moisture of the wound, promote union of the wound surface, prevent formation of scars and alleviate wound pain. With the adoption of the stabilizer, the hydrogel maintains long-time antibacterial effectiveness. Experiments verify that the hydrogel dressing provided by the invention has the effects of effectively relieving wound pain, controlling local infection, maintaining moisture of wound skins, protecting skins, accelerating and promoting union of wound surface and wound and preventing formation of scars, and can be used for healing laser-burned skin wound surfaces (such as laser mole removal and the like) and wound surfaces of burns and scalds.

A covering and a method of forming a covering for a hatch door or lid, e.g., the hatch door of a marine vehicle, such a boat or the like, is provided. The covering includes a central portion having a configuration corresponding to a configuration of the hatch door and a thickness. A flange projects from the central portion and has a thickness less than the thickness of the central portion. The flange movable between a first position wherein the flange lies in a first plane generally parallel to a first surface of the central portion and a second position wherein the flange is generally perpendicular to the first plane and defines a cavity in the covering for receiving the hatch door therein.

The invention relates to a finishing method using an anti-ultraviolet finishing agent. The method comprises the following steps of: (1) mixing SPAN80, Tween 80 and OP-15 in a mass ratio of 2-5:2-5:1 to prepare a compound emulsifying agent and mixing the compound emulsifying agent and CSA-1 in a mass ratio of 5-10:90-95 to prepare CSA-1 emulsion; (2) mixing the CSA-1 emulsion, ammonium sulfate and a nano-metal oxide to prepare finishing liquid; and (3) dipping a shirt or a T-shirt into the finishing agent, raising the temperature, preserving the heat, and performing spin-drying and drying on the shirt or T-shirt to obtain an anti-ultraviolet shirt or T-shirt. The method has a simple technique and short process, and is suitable for mass production. The finished shirt or T-shirt can effectively block ultraviolet rays and has the performance of sunstroke prevention, heat insulation and cool touch.