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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 8028606 | Tire puncture repair device Provided is a tire puncture repair device capable of injecting a puncture sealing agent into a tire stably and speedily. A container is compressed between plate members by placing one of the plate members on the ground and pressing down the other one of the plate me... | 10/04/2011 |
| 7748295 | Tire-repair bottle A tire-repair bottle includes a latex bottle, a balloon mounted in an inlet of the bottle, a connector fastened to an extension tube at the inlet of the bottle and connected to an air compressor through an air hose, a connector fastened to an extension tube at an ou... | 07/06/2010 |
| 7159490 | Bottle injector The invention relates to a bottle injector for injecting fluids. The present invention uses a bottle reservoir connected to a long, flexible tube, which is in turn attached to a connector. A plunger mechanism expels the fluid located within the reservoir through the... | 01/09/2007 |
| 7047841 | Tire sealant injector The invention relates to a device for injecting tire sealant fluid into a tire. The present invention uses a syringe type reservoir connected to a long, flexible tube which is in turn connected to a valve stem connector. The valve stem connector has two different th... | 05/23/2006 |
| 6044508 | Tire repair tool assemblies containing tire cement A tire repair tool includes a compartment (13; 51) for containing tire cement (15; 54, 56) therein, and a cap (14; 17) removably connected to the tire repair tool for housing the tire cement.... | 04/04/2000 |
| 5960836 | Method and apparatus for injecting fluid into inflated tires Apparatus injects fluid such as sealing and balancing fluid into inflated tires, even two tires on a dual rim wheel, while on a vehicle. It seals to the valve stem so that the valve core can be unscrewed and retracted under pressure, providing an unobstru... | 10/05/1999 |
| 5874138 | Inflatable tire puncture proofing process A process for making inflatable tires Puncture Proof. wherein air filled spheres or bubbles (2) are coated with a quick drying glue (10) before being inserted into a mounted, deflated tire, which is then inflated and rotated at high speed to create the centrif... | 02/23/1999 |
| 5472031 | Apparatus for flatproofing tires Flatproofing liquid is provided to tires through a one-way disposable valve assembly. In accordance with the method, the valve stem core is removed from the tire to allow the liquid to be freely admitted. A one-way valve is attached to the valve stem, and... | 12/05/1995 |
| 5403417 | Tire sealing methods and related apparatus A punctured, substantially deflated pneumatic automotive tire is internally sealed using a specially designed sealant canister containing CO2 gas propellant and a tire sealant mixture. The canister sealant comprises approximately 97% by weight ... | 04/04/1995 |
| 4308766 | Liquid tire sealant injection tool This invention relates to a tool well adapted for use in the injecting of liquid tire sealants and balancing fluids into a pressurized pneumatic tire, and including the combination of both a tire valve core remover and a fluid injector for facilitating th... | 01/05/1982 |
| 4284450 | Method and device for repairing tubeless tubular tires for bicycles Repairing of tubeless tires and tubeless covers includes injecting a suitable cement through the puncture hole onto the inner surface of the tire, this injection taking place in two successive steps. A first step involves depositing an annular patch of ce... | 08/18/1981 |
| 4200009 | Device for repairing tubeless tubular tires for bicycles Repairing of tubeless tubular tires and tubeless covers is achieved by injecting a suitable cement through the puncture hole onto the inner surface of the tire, this injection taking place in two successive steps. A first step involves depositing an annul... | 04/29/1980 |
