An inversion unit includes: a housing, a reel for a liner partially arranged in the housing, and a base assembly, the housing being arranged on the base assembly. The housing includes: a gas inlet, an outlet for the liner, an opening comprising a window, and a window locking mechanism for closing and opening the window, said window locking mechanism configured to be maneuvered into an open position in which the window is open and unlocked and a closed position in which the window is closed and locked. The window locking mechanism is designed as a bayonet catch and includes: a motion link assembly, a matching projection assembly, a handle, and a hinge.

A pair of flanges attachable to the arbor hole of a reel is disclosed. The flanges provide a mechanism to allow the reel to be easily loaded, and lifted into place. Once loaded into place, the flanges may include a locking mechanism that locks the reel in place, centered on the flanges. Additionally, the flanges are attachable using a hub that allows them to rotate independently from one another, and from the reel to which they are attached.

A hub for use with a pipeline inspection device including a reel and a cable disposed at least partially within the reel, the cable including a camera. The hub includes a body configured to be selectively coupled to the reel, a mating member positioned on the body, where the mating member is configured to removably secure the body to the reel, a wireless communication module positioned within the body, where the wireless communication module is configured to create a wireless connection between the hub and a remote device including a display, a battery receptacle on the body, and a battery removably coupled to the battery receptacle, the battery configured to provide power to the camera.

An improved apparatus and method for a hanging rotational hose reel includes a bracket for hanging the hose reel, a spool for winding a hose about a first rotational axis, a frame for supporting the spool, and a rotational assembly connecting the bracket and the frame. The rotational assembly allows rotation of the spool about a second rotational axis. The hanging hose reel may be secured to a surface or may hang from a wagon and/or stand.

To provide a medicine inspection system capable of appropriately outputting an inspection result while minimizing damage and the like to a packaging bag and a medicine.

A medicine inspection system 10 includes an inspection device 20 which inspects a numerical quantity and/or a type of a medicine contained in a packaging bag p based on an image photographed of the packaging bag p to be inspected, and a marking device 50 which records an inspection result from the inspection device on the packaging bag p. After the packaging bag p, which has a seal section S formed by pressure bonding an overlapping portion of a packaging paper, is inspected at the inspection device 20, a stamp which indicates the inspection result thereof is output by a marking device 50 onto the seal section S.

An apparatus for the movement of a barrel pack containing spooled wire or cable. The apparatus comprising a frame, a handle attached to the frame, a plurality of wheels rotatably attached to the frame, securing structures attached to the frame, the securing structures securing the barrel pack to the frame and a footage counting assembly attached to the handle. The footage counting assembly counts the amount of footage of wire or cable passing through the footage counting assembly.

A mobile water hose reel assembly is provided and includes a mobile ballast, a support post extending upwardly from the mobile ballast and a housing supported by the support post and including an interior hose reel. Supply water is directed into a lower portion of the post and into a water supply pipe therein. From the water supply pipe, the water is routed to the housing and into an inlet end of a hose disposed around a hose reel in the housing.

A liquid connector (160) for a hose trolley (100). The liquid connector (160) includes a body (162) defining an inlet (164) and a plurality of outlets (166, 166). The body (162) allows flow of a liquid from the inlet (164) to one or more of the plurality of outlets (166, 166). A fixing element (168) is adapted to allow coupling of the liquid connector (160) with the hose trolley (100). The inlet (164) of the body (162) has a coupling element (163) which allows coupling of a hose (165). The liquid connector (160) is characterized in that the fixing element (168) is one or more coupling elements (169) provided on the body (162). The one or more coupling elements (169) allow removable coupling of the liquid connector (160) with a corresponding structure.

The disclosure describes a cart having a frame, a front assembly attached to the frame, a back assembly attached to the frame, and a rotating enclosure assembly attached to the frame. The rotating enclosure assembly includes a removable side and a cage. The removable side is removable from the cage to aid in loading or unloading coils of flexible tubing and can be fixedly attached when installing the flexible tubing coiled around the rotating enclosure assembly. The cart may further include an adjustment mechanism that allows the cart to be adjusted between a mobile state and an immobile state. The back assembly may include one or more immobilizers configured to immobilize the cart into the immobile state.

A hub for use with a pipeline inspection device including a reel and a cable disposed at least partially within the reel, the cable including a camera. The the hub includes a body configured to be selectively coupled to the reel, a mating member positioned on the body, where the mating member is configured to removably secure the body to the reel, a wireless communication module positioned within the body, where the wireless communication module is configured to create a wireless connection between the hub and a remote device including a display, a battery receptacle on the body, and a battery removably coupled to the battery receptacle, the battery configured to provide power to the camera.