A spray containment system for a wing-body section includes a forward module, a center module, and an aft module. The forward module has a forward closeout panel configured to engage a forward end of a fuselage center section of the wing-body section. The center module has opposing module side panels each configured to engage a wing lower surface of a wing of the wing-body section. The aft module has an aft closeout panel configured to engage an aft end of the fuselage center section. The forward module and the aft module are independently movable and are configured to be assembled around the wing-body section to define an internal environment that is sealed from an external environment for containing contaminants including at least one of vapors, overspray, and liquids generated during application of one or more of coatings, sealants, and adhesives to localized areas of the wing-body section.

A mat apparatus, configured to be placed on the ground at the perimeter of a tire's footprint to protect the driveway or similar surface from chemical overspray, preventing the formation of product rings and blown debris on the surface. The apparatus blocks the overspray from tire detail spray, cleaner, and similar chemical compounds, and provides protection against gravel and dirt blowout/up from pressurized water flow, as well as prevents sponges, rags and scrub brushes from picking up particles on the ground that could scratch finished surfaces when washing tires and rims on vehicles. The mats are preferably equipped with an oleophobic coating to enable easy cleaning of the mats for reuse. The material with which the mats are manufactured is preferably flexible to enable one to roll them up for storage when not in use.

A mat apparatus, configured to be placed on the ground at the perimeter of a tire's footprint to protect the driveway or similar surface from chemical overspray, preventing the formation of product rings and blown debris on the surface. The apparatus blocks the overspray from tire detail spray, cleaner, and similar chemical compounds, and provides protection against gravel and dirt blowout/up from pressurized water flow, as well as prevents sponges, rags and scrub brushes from picking up particles on the ground that could scratch finished surfaces when washing tires and rims on vehicles. The mats are preferably equipped with an oleophobic coating to enable easy cleaning of the mats for reuse. The material with which the mats are manufactured is preferably flexible to enable one to roll them up for storage when not in use.

The present disclosure relates to an applicator device for depositing a lubricant onto an inside surface of a barrel of a medicament container. The applicator device includes a sprayer defining a longitudinal direction and sized for insertion into an interior of the barrel along the longitudinal direction. The sprayer is operable to eject the lubricant. A centering element is connected to the sprayer and operably engageable with the barrel in a predefined position or orientation to align the sprayer relative to the barrel.

An agricultural sprayer unit 700 and a spray deflecting mechanism 70 thereof for the sprayer unit 700 is provided. The agricultural sprayer unit 700 includes a control valve 702, a controller unit 703, a plurality of sprayer nozzles 704, a sprayer tank 706, a sprayer pump 708 and a spray deflecting mechanism 70. The spray deflecting mechanism 70 includes a spray defecting arrangement 72A and a collecting means 70T. The spray deflecting arrangement 70A is adapted to be moved between a deflecting position in which the spray deflecting arrangement 72A is adapted to deflect and re-direct unutilized dispensed fluid from at least one sprayer nozzle 704 to the collecting means 70T thereby restricting wastage of chemical agent/biological agent where the spraying is not required and also to restrict spraying of chemical agent/biological agent to healthy plants.

An agricultural sprayer unit 700 and a spray deflecting mechanism 70 thereof for the sprayer unit 700 is provided. The agricultural sprayer unit 700 includes a control valve 702, a controller unit 703, a plurality of sprayer nozzles 704, a sprayer tank 706, a sprayer pump 708 and a spray deflecting mechanism 70. The spray deflecting mechanism 70 includes a spray defecting arrangement 72A and a collecting means 70T. The spray deflecting arrangement 70A is adapted to be moved between a deflecting position in which the spray deflecting arrangement 72A is adapted to deflect and re-direct unutilized dispensed fluid from at least one sprayer nozzle 704 to the collecting means 70T thereby restricting wastage of chemical agent/biological agent where the spraying is not required and also to restrict spraying of chemical agent/biological agent to healthy plants.

A device for coating a cylinder includes a coating head capable of being inserted into the cylinder, a plurality of coating guns which are provided on the coating head and are configured to discharge a coating material in a direction intersecting a longitudinal direction of the coating head, and a rotating cover which, when the coating material is discharged from one of a first coating gun and a second coating gun among the plurality of coating guns, is configured to cover the other of the first coating gun and the second coating gun, in which the plurality of coating guns are connected to coating material supply devices of different systems, respectively.

A service tracking system for a printing press (1), spray applicator (1′) or the like includes at least one replaceable component (10) having at least one memory unit (20). The service tracking system further includes a controller (30) which is connected to the memory unit (20). The controller (30) is configured to control the operation of the replaceable component (10) and to periodically update data stored on the memory unit (20) related to run-time data regarding the operation of the specific replaceable component (10).

An electrically powered, portable fluid dispenser that includes a main housing and extendable wand that when used in conjunction with an electric motor, a self-feeding tentacle pumping spinning element, tentacle feed tube, and focusable vibrating backstops, is able to pump, atomize, and dispense, low and high viscosity fluid with controlled directionality and droplet size.

An electrically powered, portable fluid dispenser that includes a main housing and extendable wand that when used in conjunction with an electric motor, a self-feeding tentacle pumping spinning element, tentacle feed tube, and focusable vibrating backstops, is able to pump, atomize, and dispense, low and high viscosity fluid with controlled directionality and droplet size.