A system and method of using an O-ring retaining apparatus to maintain an O-ring in the same position relative to the position of the handle of a bar gun while permitting a valve stem in physical contact with the O-ring to slide past without the O-ring becoming dislodged.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
11 - Environmental control apparatus
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(1) Apparatus for dispensing wine, beer and other beverages, namely, valves for kegs, tubing, draft towers, faucets, keg couplers, keg spears, pumps, bar guns, and pressure regulators for controlling the pressure and flow of gas for beer, wine, and soft drink dispense; Beverage dispensing systems comprised of pressure regulators being parts of machines, non-metal flexible tubing, valves as machine components, and faucets, and parts for such dispensing systems; Machines for making aerated and non-aerated beverages, and parts therefor; Non-electronic, non-refrigerated machines for dispensing beverages, and parts therefor; Apparatus, equipment and installations for the distribution, treatment, purification, softening, carbonation and deionization of water, and parts and fittings therefor, namely, taps and feedwater regulators; Electromechanical apparatus for preparing drinks, namely, bar guns; Post-mix soda guns, namely, beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor; Post-mix soda guns, namely, machines for making beverages from syrups and water, and parts therefor; Post-mix bar guns, namely, handheld beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor; Mixing machines, namely, beverage mixers; Filters used in machines for the filtration of water, cartridges for water filtering machines, and water filter cartridges for industrial drinking water filtering machines; Automatic water supply machines, namely, automatic vending machines for dispensing water, mechanical mixer taps for dispensing water, and electrical mixer taps for dispensing water; Vending machines for drinks and beverages, and parts therefor; Vending machines for water, hot and cold drinks, with coin or token insertion, with prepayment
(2) Devices for remote monitoring and control of water dispensers, namely, wireless controllers to remotely monitor and control the function and status of water dispensers; machines for making aerated and non-aerated beverages with remote monitoring, and parts therefor; post-mix soda guns with remote monitoring, namely, beverage dispensing machines with remote monitoring, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor; post-mix soda guns with remote monitoring, namely, machines for making beverages from syrups and water with remote monitoring, and parts therefor; post-mix bar guns with remote monitoring, namely, handheld beverage dispensing machines with remote monitoring, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor
(3) Filters for water purification; filtration cartridges, namely, drinking water filter cartridges; drinking water filter holders; electrical apparatus for preparing hot and cold drinks, namely, non-carbonated drink dispenser; beverage dispenser for non-alcoholic beverage; industrial glycol chiller for beverage dispensing machines; beverage dispensing machines; electric hot and cold water dispensers; ice chests; water coolers for making ice; and environmental control dispensing equipment, namely, cooling beverage dispensing units and components thereof
A system and method of using an O-ring retaining apparatus to maintain an O-ring in the same position relative to the position of the handle of a bar gun while permitting a valve stem in physical contact with the O-ring to slide past without the O-ring becoming dislodged.
21 - HouseHold or kitchen utensils, containers and materials; glassware; porcelain; earthenware
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Beverage dispensing systems comprised of apparatus for dispensing wine, beer and other beverages, namely, valves being a machine component for kegs, non-metal flexible tubing, metal draft towers, faucets, keg couplers being a keg component, keg spears, pumps, post-mix bar guns in the nature of electric handheld beverage dispensing machines, and pressure regulators being parts of machines for controlling the pressure and flow of gas for beer, wine, and soft drink dispenser; Beverage dispensing systems comprised of pressure regulators being parts of machines, non-metal flexible tubing, valves as machine components, and faucets, and replacement parts for such dispensing systems; Machines for making non-aerated beverages, and replacement parts therefor; Electromechanical apparatus for preparing drinks, namely, bar guns being non-aerated beverage making machines; Post-mix soda guns, namely, machines for making beverages from syrups and water, replacement parts therefor; Mixing machines, namely, beverage mixers; Machines for making non-aerated beverages, and replacement parts therefor; Automatic water supply machines, namely, automatic vending machines for dispensing water; Vending machines for drinks and beverages, and replacement parts therefor; Vending machines for water, hot and cold drinks, with coin or token insertion, with prepayment Apparatus, equipment and installations for the distribution, treatment, purification, softening, carbonation and deionization of water, and parts and fittings therefor, namely, taps being faucets and feedwater pressure regulators; filters used in machines for the filtration of water, cartridges for water filtering machines, and water filter cartridges for industrial drinking water filtering machines; mechanical mixer taps being faucets for dispensing water, and electrical mixer taps being faucets for dispensing water Non-electronic, non-refrigerated machines for dispensing beverages, and replacement parts therefor; non-electric post-mix soda guns, namely, beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor; non-electric post-mix bar guns, namely, handheld beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor
Filters for water purification; filtration cartridges, namely, drinking water filter replacement cartridges; drinking water filter holders; electrical apparatus for preparing hot and cold drinks, namely, non-carbonated drink dispenser; beverage dispenser for non-alcoholic beverage; industrial glycol chiller for beverage dispensing machines; beverage dispensing machines; electric hot and cold water dispensers; ice chests; water coolers for making ice; and environmental control dispensing equipment, namely, cooling beverage dispensing units and components thereof
Filters for water purification; drinking water filter holders; electrical apparatus for preparing hot and cold drinks, namely, non-carbonated drink dispenser, beverage dispenser for non-alcoholic beverage, industrial glycol chiller for beverage dispensing machines, beverage dispensing machines, electric hot and cold water dispensers, and ice chests; water coolers for making ice
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
11 - Environmental control apparatus
Goods & Services
Machines for making non-aerated beverages with remote monitoring, and replacement parts therefor; post-mix soda guns with remote monitoring namely, machines for making beverages from syrups and water with remote monitoring, and replacement parts therefor Devices for remote monitoring and control of water dispensers, namely, wireless controllers to remotely monitor and control the function and status of water dispensers Post-mix soda guns with remote monitoring, namely, electric beverage dispensing urn machines with remote monitoring, not automated and not heated or cooled, and replacement parts therefor; post-mix bar guns with remote monitoring, namely, electric handheld beverage dispensing urn machines with remote monitoring, not automated and not heated or cooled, and replacement parts therefor
A system and method of using an O-ring retaining apparatus to maintain an O-ring in the same position relative to the position of the handle of a bar gun while permitting a valve stem in physical contact with the O-ring to slide past without the O-ring becoming dislodged.
A system and method of using an O-ring retaining apparatus to maintain an O-ring in the same position relative to the position of the handle of a bar gun while permitting a valve stem in physical contact with the O-ring to slide past without the O-ring becoming dislodged.
(1) Aerated beverage making machines and parts therefor; beverage dispensing machines, not heated or cooled, other than vending machines, and parts therefor; post-mix soda guns, namely, beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor; post-mix soda guns, namely, machines for making beverages from syrups and water, and parts therefor; post-mix bar guns, namely, handheld beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor
(2) Environmental control dispensing equipment, namely, temperature-controlled beverage cooling dispensing machines and dispensers, and components thereof; refrigerated beverage dispensing units and parts therefor; beverage dispensing machines
(1) Beverage-dispensing systems, comprising key taps, valves, tubing, pressure regulators, safety vents, and faucets, sold as a unit, and parts thereof; beverage making and dispensing machines and systems, namely, aerated beverage making machines and components thereof sold as a unit and parts therefor; mixing machines, namely, beverage mixers; beverage making and dispensing machines and parts therefor; beverage making and dispensing systems composed of post mix soda guns and components thereof; and bar guns, namely, handheld post mix beverage dispensers and components thereof
(1) Beverage making and dispensing machines and parts therefor; beverage making and dispensing systems composed of post mix soda guns and components thereof; and bar guns, namely, handheld post mix beverage dispensers and components thereof
(2) Environmental control dispensing equipment, namely, cooling beverage dispensing units and components thereof; refrigerated beverage dispensing units and parts therefor
Machines for making aerated and non-aerated beverages, and parts therefor; non-electronic, non-refrigerated machines for dispensing beverages, and parts therefor; Post-mix soda guns, namely, beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor; Post-mix soda guns, namely machines for making beverages from syrups and water, and parts therefor; Post-mix bar guns, namely, handheld beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor
Machines for making aerated and non-aerated beverages, and parts therefor; non-electronic, non-refrigerated machines for dispensing beverages, and parts therefor; post-mix soda guns, namely, beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor; post-mix soda guns, namely, machines for making beverages from syrups and water, and parts therefor; post-mix bar guns, namely, handheld beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor
Beverage dispensing systems comprised of pressure regulators being parts of machines, non-metal flexible tubing, valves as machine components, and faucets, and parts for such dispensing systems; aerated beverage making machines and parts therefor; mixing machines, namely, beverage mixers; machines for making aerated and non-aerated beverages, and parts therefor; non-electronic, non-refrigerated machines for dispensing beverages, and parts therefor; post-mix soda guns, namely, beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor; post-mix soda guns, namely, machines for making beverages from syrups and water, and parts therefor; post-mix bar guns, namely, handheld beverage dispensing machines, not automated and not heated or cooled, and parts therefor
A carbonator tank assembly is disclosed for use in a beverage machine that dispenses a carbonated beverage therefrom. The carbonator tank includes walls defining a carbonator tank interior. A probe assembly is provided for coupling in a gaseous and fluid-type manner to the walls of the carbonator tank. The probe assembly has no floats but includes electrical, elongated probes having removed ends configured to extend into the interior of the carbonator tank and near ends exposed exteriorly. An electronics module is adapt to fluidly enclose an electronics assembly therein and to receive an electrical cable carrying electrical energy from a remote source. Elements within the electronics module receive the electrical energy from the cable and provide it to the electrodes extending from the walls of the electronics module into the carbonator tank. The electrodes and the electronics module are adapted to removably couple to the probe assembly.
B67D 1/00 - Apparatus or devices for dispensing beverages on draught
G05D 9/12 - Level control, e.g. controlling quantity of material stored in vessel characterised by the use of electric means
B67D 1/08 - Apparatus or devices for dispensing beverages on draught Details
G01F 23/24 - Indicating or measuring liquid level or level of fluent solid material, e.g. indicating in terms of volume or indicating by means of an alarm by measuring physical variables, other than linear dimensions, pressure or weight, dependent on the level to be measured, e.g. by difference of heat transfer of steam or water by measuring variations of resistance of resistors due to contact with conductor fluid
A beverage dispensing apparatus is adapted to mix together a concentrate fluid with a base fluid. In certain implementations, the apparatus includes a cool fluid trunk line carrying the base fluid, a manifold, an in line and an out line extending between the cool fluid trunk and the manifold, a python and a bar gun assembly fluidly connected to the downstream side of the manifold by a plurality of conduits contained in the python, the apparatus including a recirculation channel having an inlet port and an outlet port, wherein the inlet and outlet ports of the recirculation channel are fluidly connected to respective in and out conduits in the python, the said in and out conduits being fluidly connected respectively to the in line and the out line of the cool fluid trunk line via the manifold. The beverage dispensing apparatus may further include a plurality of product lines, a mixing device, and a dispensing outlet, wherein at least one of the product lines is fluidly connected to a source of concentrate and at least one of the product lines is fluidly connected to a source of base fluid.
A beverage dispensing assembly which has one or more urns to which a manual, post-mix valve is engaged, on front walls thereof. The urn or urns do not contain fluid, rather, at least, a pair of fluid lines carrying pressurized fluid to the post-mix valve, which may be a “T” valve. The two fluid lines carry fluid from a first and a second fluid source, typically pressurized, which sources are remote from the urn or urns. If the assembly is comprised of more than one urn, it may include a base, designed to hold the urns in side-by-side alignment.
For retrofitting to a backblock of an existing multi-head, multi-backblock beverage dispensing machine, Applicant provides a valve having, in one embodiment, walls adapted to fluidly engage a backblock. A primary circuit has a pair of primary circuit pathways adapted to receive pressurized syrup and pressurized water from the backblock. The valve provides a multiplicity of supplemental circuit pathways adapted to receive (typically not from a backblock) a multiplicity of different syrups from a multiplicity of different pressurized syrup sources. Flow control elements in the valve engage the circuits to control the rate of flow of fluid therethrough. Operator pushbutton controlled valved chambers open and close the circuit pathways. A post-mix valve assembly mixes a syrup from a circuit pathway with the pressurized water from the primary circuit.
Applicants' invention may retrofit or may be provided initially with a dispensing valve and comprises a second handle, interacting with a valve and/or a valve first handle for dispensing a beverage from the valve. Applicants' invention comprises a valve body typically having at least a pair of handles, one typically upstanding and one downwardly depending both which separately may be moved to actuate the dispensing mechanism within the valve to dispense a beverage therefrom.
A beverage dispensing system is disclosed, typical of prior art beverage dispensing systems, in that it is designed to dispense fluids, such as syrup and/or soda and water, from a bar gun. The bar gun is connected by a multiplicity of lines to a manifold and flow control assembly. The manifold and flow control assembly, in turn, receives a number of different fluids, typically syrup, water and soda, under pressure from a number of different pressurized containers. Applicants' novel system includes schematics, typically in the form of adhesive labels, applied to the dispensing system, typically on the manifold and flow control assembly, which schematics illustrate the button arrangement on the handle, and the inlet port layout on the handle, and relate the same, using words, symbols or a combination, to indicia identified ports on the manifold and flow control assembly.
A modular beverage dispenser for engagement with bag-in-box or other source of pressurized concentrate and a pressurized ambient water source, such as city water, is provided. The dispenser has a housing having housing walls, the walls defining an interior space, the interior having interior walls defining a multiple of interior spaces. The housing engages either a flange (configured to engage a perimeter of a countertop drop-in cutout) or legs configured to depend downward from the housing to support the same above a support surface. An ice container is provided for receiving ice therein configured to engage the housing so as to be substantially within the interior space. A cold plate is provided with a multiplicity of cold plate contained fluid lines therein adapted to engage the ice container so as to be cooled by the contents thereof. A carbonator is located in a first interior space.
Multi-flavored beverage dispensing may be achieved by a variety of systems, processes, and techniques. In certain implementations, a system for dispensing a combination of externally supplied flavor concentrates and water may include a housing, a lid, a base, a valve, and a flow control assembly. The valve may include a dispensing nozzle, a handle, and a sensor activated by movement of the handle, the valve adapted to separately receive a flavor concentrate and water and mix the two fluids in the nozzle before dispensing. The flow control assembly may include a multiplicity of paired mechanically adjustable flow control elements and dispensing controllers. The flow control assembly may be controlled by a touch-sensitive control panel and a computer. The touch-sensitive control panel may be adapted to receive user flavor selections, and the computer may control the dispensing controllers responsive to user touches of the control panel and manipulation of the handle.
A drip tray and base assembly for a beverage dispensing apparatus is disclosed. The drip tray and base assembly includes a base for supporting an urn in spaced apart relation above a support surface, such as a counter. The base typically has side walls and a top wall. A drip tray is provided for laying adjacent the base. The drip tray typically has an upper grill-like surface for receiving a cup, container or other receptacle thereon, as well as side walls and a floor. At least one of the side walls of the drip tray is configured with a drain extension for draining fluids accumulating on the floor of the drip tray. A coupling member with walls adapted to removably couple with the base is provided. Furthermore, a coupling member includes walls for removably and fluid sealingly coupling with the drip tray extension and with a drain line so as to carry fluid accumulating on the floor of the drip tray through the drip tray drain extension into a drain line.
A carbonator tank assembly is disclosed for use in a beverage machine wherein the beverage dispensed therefrom is a carbonated beverage. The carbonator tank includes walls defining a carbonator tank interior. A probe assembly is provided for coupling in a gaseous and fluid-type manner to the walls of the carbonator tank. The probe assembly has no floats but includes elongated probes having removed ends configured to extend into the interior of the carbonator tank and near ends exposed exteriorly. An electronics module is adapt to fluidly enclose an electronics assembly therein. The electronics module includes walls adapted to receive an electrical cable carrying electrical energy from a remote source.
B01F 3/04 - Mixing, e.g. dispersing, emulsifying, according to the phases to be mixed gases or vapours with liquids
G05D 9/12 - Level control, e.g. controlling quantity of material stored in vessel characterised by the use of electric means
B67D 1/00 - Apparatus or devices for dispensing beverages on draught
B67D 1/08 - Apparatus or devices for dispensing beverages on draught Details
G01F 23/24 - Indicating or measuring liquid level or level of fluent solid material, e.g. indicating in terms of volume or indicating by means of an alarm by measuring physical variables, other than linear dimensions, pressure or weight, dependent on the level to be measured, e.g. by difference of heat transfer of steam or water by measuring variations of resistance of resistors due to contact with conductor fluid
A bar gun assembly for receiving a multiplicity of fluid carrying tubes carrying a multiplicity of fluids, for example, flavored syrup and soda water, therein. The bar gun assembly has a handle having a handle body. The handle body is a multiplicity of ports and fluid channels therein. A supply line connector assembly engages the supply lines and the handle body. A backing plate assembly engages openings in the fluid chambers of the handle body to seal fluid therein. A nozzle assembly engages at least some of the fluid channels in the handle. The backing plate has a multiplicity of O-ring retainers fixedly engaged therewith.
A bar gun assembly for receiving a multiplicity of fluid carrying tubes carrying a multiplicity of fluids, for example, flavored syrup and soda water, therein. The bar gun assembly has a handle having a handle body. The handle body is a multiplicity of ports and fluid channels therein. A supply line connector assembly engages the supply lines and the handle body. A backing plate assembly engages openings in the fluid chambers of the handle body to seal fluid therein. A nozzle assembly engages at least some of the fluid channels in the handle and provides for mixing the syrup and the soda water. The nozzle assembly includes walls adapted to substantially coat an inner wall of a nozzle housing with a first fluid and a lower portion of the inner wall with a second fluid.
A flow control device is disclosed. The flow control device comprises a pressure reducing valve. The pressure reducing valve comprises a valve body having at least an inlet port on a high side and an outlet port on a low side and having walls defining a regulating chamber, the outlet port in fluid communication with the regulating chamber. A diaphragm assembly is provided having a diaphragm and a stem for engaging the diaphragm. The stem has a base and a connecting arm. The diaphragm engages the main valve at a perimeter thereof so as to partially enclose the regulating chamber. A valve controlled opening cooperating with the connecting arm of the stem is located between the inlet port and the regulating chamber. The valve controlled opening is adapted to adjustably restrict flow of gas between the inlet port and the regulating chamber responsive to movement of the connecting arm.
F16K 31/12 - Operating meansReleasing devices actuated by fluid
G05D 16/06 - Control of fluid pressure without auxiliary power the sensing element being a flexible member yielding to pressure, e.g. diaphragm, bellows, capsule
An O-ring retainer is disclosed that is integral with a valve stem of a valve. The valve is intended to move in a valve chamber, which valve chamber has a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet. When manually actuated, the valve moves between a first position, where it is seated against walls of the valve chamber and prevents flow through the chamber, and a second unseated position where it allows flow of the fluid through the chamber between the inlet and the outlet. An O-ring, used in conjunction with the valve and the valve chamber, is maintained in place by an outward projection from the valve stem, which projection is located just below the normally seated O-ring. Thus, if the O-ring becomes unseated, the projection, upon movement of the valve towards the seated position, bumps the O-ring back into its normal position.
F16K 1/00 - Lift valves, i.e. cut-off apparatus with closure members having at least a component of their opening and closing motion perpendicular to the closing faces
Gas regulators, namely, compressed gas regulators; ice chests; refrigerated beverage dispensers and components thereof [ Storage racks for beverage dispensers; storage racks for gas cylinders; portable bars; beverage carts ]
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Beverage dispensing system having a cold plate and recirculating pump
A recirculation loop for a beverage dispensing system. The beverage dispensing system has a fluid supply, a cold plate, a valve/manifold assembly, and a bar gun connected to the valve/manifold assembly. The recirculation loop draws off fluid being carried from the cold plate to the valve/manifold assembly and, having a pump as part thereof, pumps some of that fluid to a point just upstream of the cold plate. In this manner, the recirculation loop keeps fluid cool, even when the bar gun is not dispensing beverages therefrom, for long periods of time. That is, the pump runs independent of the bar gun and is typically on all the time, so that fluid in the line from the cold plate to the valve/manifold assembly stays chilled.
A beverage dispensing apparatus may be adapted to mix together a concentrate fluid with a base fluid. In particular implementations, an apparatus may include a trunk line carrying the base fluid, a manifold, an inline and an outline extending between the trunk and the manifold, a python and a bar gun assembly fluidly connected to the downstream side of the manifold by a plurality of conduits contained in the python, wherein the apparatus includes a recirculation channel having an inlet port and an outlet port fluidly connected to respective in and out conduits in the python, the said in and out conduits being fluidly connected respectively to the inline and the outline of the cool fluid trunk line via the manifold, the beverage dispensing apparatus further including a plurality of product lines, a mixing mechanism and a dispensing outlet.
A device for controlled delivery of pressurized fluids from a multiplicity of pressurize fluid sources having a multiplicity of pressurized fluid lines engaged therewith to a bar gun. The device comprises a flow control assembly with a multiplicity of flow channel assemblies. Each flow channel assembly has a high pressure tube receiving port adapted to receive a fluid pressure line from a high pressure fluid source. Each flow control assembly has an on/off valve and flow control structure downstream thereof. The flow control structure may be self-adjusting or mechanical control. The flow control assembly includes a housing for engaging the fluid flow channel assemblies thereon. A manifold assembly is adapted to engage the flow control assembly. The manifold assembly includes a multiplicity of connector fittings, each having an upstream and a downstream end. The upstream end is adapted to slideably receive the outlet ports of the fluid flow channel assemblies and the downstream end is designed to engage a fluid line. A multiplicity of fluid lines engage a sheath tube assembly which usually includes a sheath tube which, at a removed end, is adapted to engage a bar gun. The flow control assembly and manifold assembly include a release member for releasably engaging the tube.
A bar gun holster assembly for receiving a bar gun. Bar guns are used to dispense beverages, typically soda and/or water therefrom. A holster assembly is a device that provides a place for a user to put the bar gun, nozzle first when it is not being used. Applicant's bar gun includes three components: a mounting plate, a holster portion, and a drain portion. The mounting plate is designed to attach to a support surface, such as the underside of a table or bar. The holster portion includes a cylindrical bar gun nozzle receiving member for receiving the nozzle of a bar gun slideably therein. The drain body is adapted to receive fluids dripping from the end of a nozzle and passing them to a drain line. Applicant's device includes walls that releasably couple the three members one to the other.
A beverage dispensing system is disclosed, typical of prior art beverage dispensing systems, in that it is designed to dispense fluids, such as syrup and/or soda and water, from a bar gun. The bar gun is connected by a multiplicity of lines to a manifold and flow control assembly. The manifold and flow control assembly, in turn, receives a number of different fluids, typically syrup, water and soda, under pressure from a number of different pressurized containers. Applicants' novel system includes schematics, typically in the form of adhesive labels, applied to the dispensing system, typically on the manifold and flow control assembly, which schematics illustrate the button arrangement on the handle, and the inlet port layout on the handle, and relate the same, using words, symbols or a combination, to indicia identified ports on the manifold and flow control assembly.
A bar gun assembly for receiving a multiplicity of fluid carrying tubes carrying a multiplicity of fluids, for example, flavored syrup and soda water, therein. The bar gun assembly has a handle having a handle body. The handle body is a multiplicity of ports and fluid channels therein. A supply line connector assembly engages the supply lines and the handle body. A backing plate assembly engages openings in the fluid chambers of the handle body to seal fluid therein. A nozzle assembly engages at least some of the fluid channels in the handle.
A novel type of sliding mount bracket, referenced herein as a regulator bracket, is adapted to be removably attached to a regulator. The regulator bracket includes a base and securing means for attaching the base to a panel that has louvers to receive the edges of the bracket. The regulator bracket further includes anchoring means for attaching the base to the regulator so as to inhibit movement thereof. Thus, when the regulator is secured to the rack, a display surface of the regulator is maintained in a fixed position, in which it is visually perceptible to the restaurateur or other user.
Gas regulators; ice chests; refrigerated beverage dispensers and components thereof Storage racks for beverage dispensers; storage racks for gas cylinders; portable bars; beverage carts
Gas regulators; ice chests; refrigerated beverage dispensers and components thereof Storage racks for beverage dispensers; storage racks for gas cylinders; portable bars; beverage carts
