Dividing On Common Outline Patents (Class 29/415)
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Patent number: 4733586Abstract: A method of and apparatus for the production of wicking tips for pens and markers in which the blanks, pointed at their ends, are first notched on opposite sides and are then cut through between the notches to form two tips from each blank. The invention simplifies the sharpening and dressing required of the tools which are used.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 1987Date of Patent: March 29, 1988Assignee: Pelikan Aktiengesellschaft AGInventors: Christoph Manusch, Gunter Scholz
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Patent number: 4711019Abstract: In a method for making U-shaped core laminations and T-shaped magnetic circuit closing elements fitting in between the legs thereof, in a choke, ballast or transformer, in particular for use as an accessory element in gas discharge lamps, two mutually offset rows of U-shaped core laminations having their open ends facing one another and having the pairs of adjacent outer legs thereof interfitting with one another are punched out in such a manner that one pair of outer legs of one row is laterally adjacent to one pair of outer legs of the other row, and the T-shaped magnetic circuit closing elements, with cross legs adjacent to the connecting middle legs of the U-shaped core lamination are punched out of the free spaces located between the ends of the pairs of outer legs and the connecting legs, located facing tem and spaced apart from them, of the U-shaped core laminations.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 1986Date of Patent: December 8, 1987Assignee: Schwabe GmbHInventors: Bernhard Albeck, Siegfried Goedicke
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Patent number: 4677728Abstract: Disclosed herein is a roll edge protector for packages of laminar material. The roll edge protector is preferably made of plastic, extruded in the shape of a channel and each section of the channel is cut to form two angular sections of edge protectors, each having scallops that are preferably identical to the other. The angular sections can be formed in indefinite lengths and stored or shipped in coils to be uncoiled and applied to the rolls of sheet material.Type: GrantFiled: January 27, 1986Date of Patent: July 7, 1987Inventor: Albert E. Straus
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Patent number: 4670960Abstract: Strip fastener material comprising a first flexible strip of material having a surface of loose-weave fiber wool, the first strip of material being configured as a narrow strip having a plurality of identical, spaced first projections extending sidewards in one direction therefrom; and, a second flexible strip of material having a surface of resiliently flexible hooks adapted to releasably mate with the wool, the second strip of material being configured as a narrow strip having a plurality of identical, spaced second projections extending sidewards in one direction therefrom, the first projections and the second projections being identical in shape.The material is made by cutting a serpentine path longitudinally through the strips of material to form, in each case, two new strips of material configured as a narrow strip having a plurality of identical spaced projections extending sidewards in one direction therefrom.Type: GrantFiled: November 20, 1986Date of Patent: June 9, 1987Assignee: Actief N.V., ABN Trust Company (Curacao) N.V.Inventor: George A. Provost
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Patent number: 4665779Abstract: Stripping dies and a method of fabricating matching male and female stripping dies wherein the female die and a portion of the male die are fabricated from the same piece of wood. A series of separated sawcuts are cut into a first sheet of wood to define the shape of a female stripping die using a saw blade of thickness approximately twice the amount by which a diecut sheet of cardboard, corrugated paperboard, corrugated plastic or the like extends beyond the edges of the female die during the stripping operation. Spacer blocks are then mounted on the first sheet of wood in a plurality of locations corresponding to portions of scrap material on the diecut sheet, and the first sheet of wood is attached to a base sheet of wood through the spacer blocks. Additional sawcuts are then made to connect the separated sawcuts, and then the male and female dies are separated.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 1985Date of Patent: May 19, 1987Assignee: S.O.S. Dies, Inc.Inventor: Kevin D. Ratz
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Patent number: 4665604Abstract: Disclosed is a non-fused torque control catheter and a method for manufacturing such a catheter. This non-fused catheter has a stiff braid-reinforced body and a pliable non-braided tip.Type: GrantFiled: February 16, 1982Date of Patent: May 19, 1987Assignee: Cordis CorporationInventor: John M. Dubowik
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Patent number: 4651394Abstract: Apparatus for making flexible plastic bags with integral pressure interlocking rib and groove elements on the confronting top edges, comprises an extruder for extruding a continuous tube with pairs of closely spaced interlocking elements on the surface of the tube, the total pairs being a multiple of 2 with at least 4 pairs on the tube, a slitter for slitting the tube lengthwise between profiles of alternate pairs, and a folder for folding the tube between each adjacent pair and for bringing the profile adjacent the slit over onto the closest profile of the pair which has not been slit.Type: GrantFiled: December 11, 1985Date of Patent: March 24, 1987Assignee: Minigrip, Inc.Inventors: Steven Ausnit, Donald L. Van Erden
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Patent number: 4642887Abstract: Method of manufacturing two loop-formed metal foil elements (1,2) intended to serve as electrical resistance heating elements. Starting from a unitary metal foil, possibly enclosed by plastic foils, at least two complementarily extending loop elements, one inside the other.Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 1985Date of Patent: February 17, 1987Assignee: Kanthal ABInventor: Tommy Fredriksson
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Patent number: 4639997Abstract: A device for monitoring the fatigue life of a structural member is comprised of at least one and preferably a plurality of substantially flat, elongated coupons which are fabricated of the same material as that of the member being monitored. The coupons are secured in parallel to the member so that they all experience the same strain history as the member. Each of the coupons includes a different stress concentrating notch pattern so that the application of the same strain to all of the coupons results in the development of different stress concentrations within the coupons. The development of different stress concentrations within the coupons causes each coupon to have a different fatigue life, the fatigue life of each coupon being a predetermined percentage of the fatigue life of the structural member being monitored.Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 1985Date of Patent: February 3, 1987Assignee: Tensiodyne Scientific CorporationInventor: Maurice A. Brull
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Patent number: 4611378Abstract: First and second tabs are affixed to the surface of a body in close proximity with each other and in partially side by side relation. First and second optical fibers are affixed to the first and second tabs, respectively, and are movable therewith. The optical fibers are positioned transverse to the tabs and in alignment about a mechanical quiescent point in the absence of strain in the body. A source of light produces and directs light through the first and second optical fibers. A light detector detects light transmitted through the first and second optical fibers and determines the intensity thereof, which is proportional to the magnitude of compression and tension strains in the body.Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 1984Date of Patent: September 16, 1986Assignee: Grumman Aerospace CorporationInventors: Anthony L. Caserta, Russell W. Squires, Nicholas C. Szuchy
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Patent number: 4604784Abstract: A cam follower shoe for a fuel injection pump is constructed to hold captive the roller of the cam follower. Two shoes are constructed at the same time from a single block of material which is bored to produce a bore and is then divided into two parts by a pair of cuts which extend axially crossing from one side of a diametral plane to the other, the plane being normal to the direction of movement of the shoe in use. At one end of each shoe the surface subtends an angle of less than 180.degree. but at the other end of the shoe when the cuts are straight, the surface subtends an angle of greater than 180.degree..Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 1985Date of Patent: August 12, 1986Assignee: Lucas Industries public limited companyInventor: John Downs
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Patent number: 4566954Abstract: A method of and apparatus for effecting slitting rolling on a steel sheet, wherein a wide steel sheet is slit in the breadthwise direction into a plurality of steel sheets having smaller width and the slit steel sheets are moved in the breadthwise direction to form and maintain a predetermined distance therebetween. The steel sheets are then rolled independently to have edge drops on both breadthwise ends thereof, and, thereafter, the slit steel sheets having edge drops are subjected to a plating step. According to the invention, it is possible to obtain plated steel sheet product of high quality by slitting rolling.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 1982Date of Patent: January 28, 1986Assignee: Hitachi, Ltd.Inventors: Tadahiko Nogami, Tadashi Nishino
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Patent number: 4545983Abstract: A method for making a cosmetic pencil having a lead of solvent-based cosmetic composition.The leads are packaged in an airtight container, such as a plastic bag and stored in a freezer at a temperature below approximately 0.degree. for approximately 12 to 168 hours. The leads are then stored at room temperature for at least two hours and unpackaged. Then the leads are encased in grooved slats to form an assembly which is wrapped with airtight wrapping.Type: GrantFiled: March 7, 1983Date of Patent: October 8, 1985Assignee: Plough, Inc.Inventors: Julio G. Russ, Donna L. Barrom
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Patent number: 4535517Abstract: A connecting rod for a radial piston motor including a spherical surface portion, a rod portion and a pad portion having a sliding surface. The spherical surface portion, rod portion and pad portion are formed integrally, and the sliding surface has a bearing alloy attached to its surface by centrifugal casting. An overlay may be provided on the bearing alloy. The connecting rod is produced in a mass production basis by a method including the steps of integrally forming a star-shape cylindrical monolithic blank (18) having a single cylindrical centrally located axial opening and bearing six equally spaced outwardly radiating rod portions (2), each rod portion bearing an integral, substantially spherical surface portion (1) on its distal end; attaching a bearing alloy by centrifugal casting, to the centrally located axial opening in said blank (18); machining the surface of the bearing alloy; and dividing the blank into six pieces constituting six connecting rods.Type: GrantFiled: October 3, 1983Date of Patent: August 20, 1985Assignee: Daido Metal Company Ltd.Inventor: Yoshio Iijima
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Patent number: 4531270Abstract: To make vane airfoils for an axial flow compressor metal strip is first contour rolled to a cross section comprised of two opposing airfoils separated by a center rib, where one of the faces of the strip is kept planar. The rib is used to guide the strip into dies where it is notched and slotted to define individual airfoils. Next, die stamping makes concave the planar surface of each airfoil.Type: GrantFiled: June 13, 1984Date of Patent: July 30, 1985Assignee: United Technologies CorporationInventors: James B. Griffith, Harold C. Sanborn
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Patent number: 4439906Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for the manufacture of twice the number of equal lengths of single or ribbon conductors equipped at one end with plugs or connector shells and with insulation stripped at the other end by a device for simultaneously cutting the conductors and stripping the insulation off the conductors. In order to increase the output of the manufacturing process it is proposed that an additional cutting and insulation-stripping device be arranged centrally in the longitudinal direction of the processing machine.Type: GrantFiled: November 18, 1981Date of Patent: April 3, 1984Assignee: Stocko Metallwarenfabriken Henkels und Sohn GmbH & Co.Inventors: Manigel Heinz, Stroter Hermann
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Patent number: 4433465Abstract: A process for manufacturing a universal joint which involves punching a blank out of a metal sheet material, the blank having a hub member portion, edge member portions on the opposite ends of the hub member portion, and a pair of prong portions projecting from one of the side edges of the hub member portion, with a neck portion therebetween, pressing the free edges of the edge member portions to form slanted surfaces on the ends thereof and to increase the width of the blank from the original punched out size and pressing the neck portion for removing fine cracks therefrom, and bending the edge member portions against the hub member portion with the slanted surfaces facing away from the surface of the hub member portion. Then the hub member portion is bent into a cylinder with the edge member portions abutting each other and projecting from the cylinder and with the slanted surfaces substantially aligned with the inner surface of the cylinder.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 1982Date of Patent: February 28, 1984Assignee: Aida Engineering, Ltd.Inventors: Koji Nakano, Kenji Katanaga
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Patent number: 4399601Abstract: A pressure-actuated release mechanism is assembled using a prebuckled pipe segment as a pressure-triggering mechanism. The trigger mechanism is employed to attach buoys to an offshore structure or pipeline under construction. The attached buoys move with the structure or newly added pipe string toward the sea bottom, easing the descent. As a preselected external pressure is sensed, the buckle in the pipe segment propagates and the trigger mechanism actuates, releasing buoys from the structure or pipeline as each buoy in turn reaches the same depth or pressure.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 1982Date of Patent: August 23, 1983Assignee: Shell Oil CompanyInventor: Ray R. Ayers
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Patent number: 4383875Abstract: A method for making a cosmetic pencil having a lead of solvent-based cosmetic composition.The leads are packaged in an airtight container, such as a plastic bag and stored in a freezer at temperature no higher than 0.degree. for 12 to 168 hours. The leads are then stored at room temperature for at least two hours and unpackaged. Then the leads are encased in grooved slates to form an assembly which is wrapped with airtight wrapping.Type: GrantFiled: August 26, 1981Date of Patent: May 17, 1983Assignee: Plough, Inc.Inventors: Julio G. Russ, Donna L. Barrom
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Patent number: 4361021Abstract: A method and tooling for making angle ring flanges from relatively light gauge sheet metal. The method starts with a flat strip of sheet metal from which two angle ring flanges are formed. The strip is rolled and butt welded into a band, the butt weld is broached on both surfaces at the weld line to the thickness of the sheet metal band. The band is placed in a roll forming machine between a set of two forming rolls which rotate and merge to rotate the band and form it into a ring of channel section with outward facing channel legs at 90.degree. to the channel base. One roll is male and pushes the center half of the band down into the female roll and the outer quarters of the band are forced into the clearance between the male and female forming rolls to form the standing legs or flanges of the finished channel section. The male roll has an annular central groove and the female roll includes a shearing cutter disc which is complementary to the annular groove.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 1980Date of Patent: November 30, 1982Assignee: United McGill CorporationInventors: Robert D. McVay, Herman J. Schaeufele
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Patent number: 4330915Abstract: A technique for manufacturing a uniform configuration for at least two video disc styli, each stylus having a shank and a tip at one end of the shank, comprising the step of attaching an edge of a first plate of shank material to one edge of a strip of tip material different from the shank material, the strip having a face thereof oriented along a predetermined crystallographic plane. The strip is cut into the individual tips while the plate remains attached to the strip. The plate is then separated into the individual shanks to form the separate styli, whereby the orientation of the crystallographic plane with respect to the shank is uniform for all styli.Type: GrantFiled: April 21, 1980Date of Patent: May 25, 1982Assignee: RCA CorporationInventor: Eugene O. Keizer
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Patent number: 4328665Abstract: Links for steel sprocket chains are each formed of a pair of dodecagon shaped broadened portions joined by a web with parallel sides. When cut from a sheet metal plate the boundary edges of the broadened portions and web of one link are in contact with and at least partially congruent to adjacent links.Type: GrantFiled: April 2, 1979Date of Patent: May 11, 1982Assignee: Amsted-Siemag Kette GmbHInventors: Klaus Taubert, Herbert Wehler, Alfred Bald
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Patent number: 4315444Abstract: A method of forming blade members for use in a wire stripping device characterized by moulding a plurality of pairs of body portions on an elongated strip of thin blade material, cutting each pair of the body portions from the strip and then breaking the pairs of body portions along a common line thereof to define the individual blade members.Type: GrantFiled: March 9, 1981Date of Patent: February 16, 1982Assignee: Micro Electronics, Inc.Inventors: Joseph A. Perrino, Thomas W. Perrino
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Patent number: 4304277Abstract: A head and neck element for a stringed instrument is disclosed in which opposed, elongated, tension resistant members are separated by a spacer while simultaneously supporting a fingerboard and grip surfaces to produce an integrated element resistant to warping and twisting yet retaining a desirable feel and appearance. Also disclosed is a process of manufacture of a multiplicity of said head and neck elements.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 1981Date of Patent: December 8, 1981Inventor: Phillip J. Petillo
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Patent number: 4285754Abstract: An arrangement for fabricating planar elements which may be stacked for producing predetermined surfaces and bodies. The planar elements have cross-sections corresponding to respective cross-sections of the surface to be constructed. The planar elements are formed by cutting them from plate-shaped material or sheet metal, and the cut-out elements are held to the parent sheet or plate material by tabs. The planar elements are cut successively from the sheet or plate-shaped material at spaced intervals. The cutting action is such as to leave the tabs for holding the planar elements in place. Registration holes are punched about the planar element, so that these may be readily stacked relative to each other, as required to form the surface to be constructed. Sprocket holes are also punched in the sheet material to advance the material along a processing path at which the various processing stations are located.Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 1979Date of Patent: August 25, 1981Assignee: Solid Photography Inc.Inventor: Paul DiMatteo
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Patent number: 4231144Abstract: A method for converting a standard, production van-type vehicle to a multi-passenger commercial transportation vehicle whereby the chassis body, front passenger door and roof of a production van-type vehicle are transformed to a new commercial multi-passenger vehicle which is convenient to board and unboard under driver control, which permits upright passenger mobility, and which at the same time is structurally secure.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 1979Date of Patent: November 4, 1980Assignee: National Custom Van Corp.Inventor: George Bernacchia, Jr.
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Patent number: 4228575Abstract: A tank closure assembly adapted to releasably couple tank sections formed by transversely splitting an integral bag-molded fiber-reinforced tank. The assembly includes external circumferential flanges secured to the tank sections adjacent their severed faces and in opposed relation to each other. An O-ring seal, disposed externally of the tank sections and between the flanges, is compressed into sealing engagement with surrounding surfaces, by tightening of a circumferential band encircling the flanges, to seal the tank sections at their plane of separation. A method of machining a tank to simultaneously form the split sections and suitable flange receiving grooves thereon is disclosed, as well as a method of pressure-testing the machined tank sections prior to assembly of the flanges and O-ring seal.Type: GrantFiled: November 27, 1978Date of Patent: October 21, 1980Assignee: Structural Fibers, Inc.Inventors: Arthur J. Wiltshire, Harry R. Nara, Edward T. Le Breton, Ward L. Bliley
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Patent number: 4206715Abstract: A closure for the upper portion of a rounded vehicle body end is provided for spanning between the upper marginal edge of the rounded body end and the adjacent end of the top of the vehicle body. The closure is constructed including marginal portions coextensive with the upper marginal edge of the rounded end of the body and the adjacent end of the body top and the closure includes a component thereof comprising one-half of an intermediate product constructed by stretch forming sheet metal over a male die.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 1978Date of Patent: June 10, 1980Inventors: Carl B. Greene, Carl B. Greene, III
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Patent number: 4199853Abstract: A C-shaped open base element of sheet metal is used to form a protective sleeve about a pipe mounted in a mounting. The element is bent about the pipe and welded together to form the sleeve. Wedges are used to secure the formed sleeve to the pipe. Shoulders are provided on the sleeve to stiffen the sleeve in the unbent regions and to prevent axial displacement of the sleeve in the mounting.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 1978Date of Patent: April 29, 1980Assignee: Sulzer Brothers LimitedInventor: Hans Fricker
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Patent number: 4195842Abstract: The present invention is a golf club having a club head of generally semi-ellipsoidal shape and including a hosel which connects the club head to a shaft. A weight member extends from the striking face of the club head rearwardly and means are provided for varying the total weight of the member. Club heads are made in pairs by machining a block of material until it is of substantially ellipsoidal shape, and then cutting the same in half at a selected predetermined, but variable, angle in order to produce club heads having striking faces of different angularity for effecting differences in loft and distance when a golf ball is struck.Type: GrantFiled: January 9, 1978Date of Patent: April 1, 1980Inventor: Marvin W. Coleman
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Patent number: 4109361Abstract: An elongated unhardened blank is passed between a first pair of rollers where it is conductively heated by supplying current to one of the rollers. Thereafter, the blank is further heated by induction and then passed between a second pair of rollers where it is shaped so as to impart thereto a predetermined cross-sectional configuration. The rollers of the second pair are profiled and the blank is maintained at an elevated temperature by supplying current to one of the rollers. After shaping, the blank is passed between a third pair of rollers. Current is again supplied to one of these rollers. The other roller is of a diameter corresponding to that desired for the finished annular articles and the blank is coiled about this roller. This latter roller is partially immersed in a quenching medium so that the blank is quenched and thereby hardened as it is being coiled. Coiling is continued until the number of convolutions corresponds to the number of annular articles which are to be produced.Type: GrantFiled: August 18, 1976Date of Patent: August 29, 1978Assignee: Hoesch Werke AktiengesellschaftInventors: Albert Hagen, Theodor Kaiser, Heinz Pohler
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Patent number: 4080088Abstract: The disclosure relates to a joint-edge element for expansion joints in roadways wherein the anchoring parts, that extend in the longitudinal direction of the joint, just as the remaining parts of the joint-edge profiled element, are joined in one piece to the joint-edge element. At least one profiled part of the joint-edge element is produced by dividing the double profiled element in two profiled halves. Joint-edge elements having the double length of the particular extrusion casting or rolled element are produced through a single operation of extrusion or rolling.A particularly expedient embodiment is produced in such a manner that the anchoring parts are formed by parting a connecting portion of the double profiled element. The parting operation can be performed without considering the precision of manufacture, with relatively low expenditure.Type: GrantFiled: May 24, 1976Date of Patent: March 21, 1978Assignee: Kober AGInventors: Waldemar Koester, Reinhold Huber
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Patent number: 4068362Abstract: A method of forming annular rings having portions of the ring material disposed radially of the ring axis from strips of flat material by forming cylindrical workpieces from elongated strips of material with the ends of each of the strip being welded together to form an endless cylindrical workpiece having its material extending axially of the ring and displacing a portion intermediate internal annular edge portions of the workpiece radially outwardly while the outer perimeter of the workpiece is unsupported. When the finished annular ring is to have all of the material in the annular edge portions extending radially, the inner annular edge portions are unsupported and when the annular edge portions are to extend axially in the finished ring, only the spaced inner annular surfaces of the edge portions are supported.Type: GrantFiled: October 20, 1976Date of Patent: January 17, 1978Inventor: Edward G. Spisak
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Patent number: 4062099Abstract: A shield for a radiation piping rod is formed by shrinking a length of plastic resin tubing on a rod or on a mandrel having a portion conforming to a portion of the rod to be shielded. The shrunken tubing is provided with a lengthened slit to permit stripping from the rod or mandrel to form the shield. The shield is mounted on the rod after stripping, and an air interface is formed between the rod and the shield to minimize loss of radiation caused by the shield.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 1976Date of Patent: December 13, 1977Assignee: Dentsply Research and Development CorporationInventor: Donald I. Gonser
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Patent number: 4003444Abstract: Construction for uniting by welding a brake case cover, a rear wheel axle case and a terminal speed reduction unit case which are all made of sheet metal. The rear wheel axle case has at its opposite ends precisely circular tubular portions fitting in the brake case cover and in the terminal speed reduction unit case to connect them together. The united parts are joined together by automatic welding. The rear wheel axle case has a flat tubular intermediate portion for mounting a fender or the like thereon. The flat tubular portion has a smaller sectional area than the opposite end tubular portions so as to be substantially flexible and to thereby absorb concentric loads on the weld joints.Type: GrantFiled: October 3, 1975Date of Patent: January 18, 1977Assignee: Kuboto Tekko Co., Ltd.Inventors: Kazunari Nobutomo, Seiiti Ikegami, Masahide Osujo, Yoshinobu Murayama, Takaho Omura, Sinzi Kawakami
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Patent number: 4003121Abstract: An elongated unhardened blank is passed between a first pair of rollers where it is conductively heated by supplying current to one of the rollers. Thereafter, the blank is further heated by induction and then passed between a second pair of rollers where it is shaped so as to impart thereto a predetermined cross-sectional configuration. The rollers of the second pair are profiled and the blank is maintained at an elevated temperature by supplying current to one of the rollers. After shaping, the blank is passed between a third pair of rollers. Current is again supplied to one of these rollers. The other roller is of a diameter corresponding to that desired for the finished annular articles and the blank is coiled about this roller. This latter roller is partially immersed in a quenching medium so that the blank is quenched and thereby hardened as it is being coiled. Coiling is continued until the number of convolutions corresponds to the number of annular articles which are to be produced.Type: GrantFiled: July 15, 1974Date of Patent: January 18, 1977Assignee: Hoesch Werke AktiengesellschaftInventors: Albert Hagen, Theodor Kaiser, Heinz Pohler
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Patent number: 3987534Abstract: A furniture construction, such as a chair, table or foot stool, may be made by cutting a flat circular member into a plurality of panels along chordal lines thereof. The chair, for example, may be formed out of four identical panels, as defined by first and second perpendicular pairs of parallel chordal cut lines. In assembling the chair, seat and back panels are clamped between a pair of laterally spaced side panels by a plurality of tie rods and the back panel is adjustably mounted on the seat panel. In the preferred embodiment of this invention, the edges of the panels are each covered by cushioned edging means comprising a plurality of first fibrous ropes extending the full length of such edge and a second continuous fibrous rope extending sequentially through a plurality of apertures spaced along and inwardly of the edge in spiralled and wrapped relationship over the first ropes to bind them against the panel.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 1974Date of Patent: October 26, 1976Inventor: Donald B. Gold
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Patent number: 3984042Abstract: A method of producing fork lift truck forks of substantially L-shaped construction with substantially vertical and horizontal arm portions extending from the bend, comprising removing from a steel plate of a thickness corresponding to the width of the forks, a fork element shaped to a first of said arms with the bend and a portion of the second of said arms, and welding to said portion a strip of metal of substantially the width of said second arm to complete the second arm.Type: GrantFiled: June 24, 1974Date of Patent: October 5, 1976Assignee: Lancer Boss LimitedInventor: Godfrey Alfred Stevens
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Patent number: 3962900Abstract: A fence dropper which may be used as a spacer or a post and which is suitable for supporting the wires of a wire fence, the fence dropper being provided with a series of tongues each of which is joined to but spaced from one edge of the body portion by a root. Each tongue is provided with a forwardly extending portion and a return portion which constitute with the body of the dropper a wire retaining aperture, but since the tongues are spaced from the dropper by their roots, the tongues form with the dropper edge slots in a plane which is at right angles to a fence, the arrangement then being such that a dropper may be positioned against a fence with wires in respective slots and rotated through 90.degree. whereupon the wires become contained within the wire retaining recesses.Type: GrantFiled: January 3, 1975Date of Patent: June 15, 1976Inventor: Gordon Francis Leiblich
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Patent number: 3959887Abstract: Device for precision measurement of the internal diameter of thin-walled pipes including a commercial three-point inside micrometer with one part-cylindrical shaped jaw segment connected to each of the three points of the micrometer and dimensioned so as to exhibit outer surfaces arranged in an ideal circle having a diameter equal to the nominal inside diameter of the pipe being measured. These three jaw segments are formed by radially slitting a cylindrical body having an outer circumference corresponding to an ideal circle having the diameter of the nominal internal diameter of a pipe to be measured. The slitting extends radially so as to form symmetrical 120.degree.Type: GrantFiled: July 10, 1974Date of Patent: June 1, 1976Assignee: Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nurnberg AGInventor: Karlheinz Seidel