Martin G Herman

45416044, Sep 17, 1985

Nov 25, 1983

6/555161

Martin A. Herman - Cleveland OH

G01B 100

249 33

A matrix balancing fixture that has a pair of fixedly positioned spaced cartridges positioning opposed top and bottom templates for movement towards each other for engaging a test article at spaced vertical portions thereof with the test article being in an open ended box positioned between the cartridges; the fixture having a pair of indicators having operating members slidably mounted therein positioned on upper portions of the cartridges in spaced relation in a horizontal plane and control members connecting the templates on a cartridge to the indicators on the cartridge for convenient reading thereon.

45703566, Feb 18, 1986

Jan 20, 1984

6/572528

Martin A. Herman - Cleveland OH

G01B 520

33552

The elevator type gage assembly has a plurality of vertically spaced support members, that can be secured to an associated gage, each of which has a gage template operatively positioned therein and wherein a vertically extending support rod is secured to and extends between a pair of the support members and it has an indicator sleeve bracket rotatably and vertically slidably engaged therewith which bracket has a portion for engaging a laterally outer end of a support member to aid in adjusting the gage while an indicator is operatively secured to the indicator sleeve bracket; a contact arm is pivotally carried by the indicator sleeve bracket with an end portion for engaging a laterally outer end of a gage template and a second end portion to engage the indicator operating pin to provide a reading on the indicator of the position of the slide template in the associated gage.

40065294, Feb 8, 1977

Sep 8, 1975

5/611340

Martin A. Herman - Cleveland OH

G01B 300

33174L

A gage including a base having a reference surface with a bore extending into the base usually perpendicular to such surface, a gage unit on the base and including a cylindrical barrel section positioned in the bore, a slidable member in the barrel section with an article locater device operably carried thereon. The slidable member operably positions a gage member thereon in opposed spaced relationship to the article locater device.

50959573, Mar 17, 1992

Oct 11, 1989

7/423542

Martin A. Herman - Cleveland OH

B63C 912

441 88

A flotation assembly designed to keep an individual afloat in water comprising a size adjustable harness adapted to fit the torso of an individual, to which are attached bottle closure devices. The closure devices are designed to have empty bottles inserted therein so as to form a substantially water-tight seal. The number of attached closure devices, and the size of the bottles inserted therein are chosen so that the degree of buoyancy desired is obtained, given the size of the individual and the purpose for which the buoyancy is required. Different types of closure devices are disclosed.

48895113, Dec 26, 1989

Aug 29, 1988

7/237078

Martin A. Herman - Cleveland OH

B63C 912

441 88

A flotation assembly designed to keep an individual afloat in water comprising a size adjustable harness adapted to fit the torso of an individual, to which are attached bottle closure devices. The closure devices are designed to have empty bottles inserted therein so as to form a substantially water-tight seal. The number of attached closure devices, and the size of the bottles inserted therein are chosen so that the degree of buoyancy desired is obtained, given the size of the individual and the purpose for which the buoyancy is required. Different types of closure devices are disclosed.

45416192, Sep 17, 1985

Dec 5, 1983

6/557903

Martin A. Herman - Cleveland OH

B23Q 104

269 43

An article positioning fixture to position a plurality of articles in accurate assocation including an elongate metal base on which a plurality of locator inserts are positioned to receive individual matrix boxes thereon, each box carrying a test article therein and accurately located in relation thereto with common areas of the test articles exposed in accurately positioned relationship to each other, and the fixture also has tapped bushings in the locator inserts for securing the matrix blocks to the locator inserts but which bushings can be replaced readily if worn.