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Armor With Rollers

An armor with rollers is provided that enables a user to move in all positions by rolling on a hard and smooth surface while constantly varying his bearing points on the ground.

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Class 137/285 - Removable valve with supplemental check valve


Subclass of Class 137 - Fluid handling
Definition: Apparatus in which the main valve is arranged to be removable,
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 07/31/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7249609Yard hydrant with closure valve check valve
A yard hydrant having a valve body with a valve seat and a drain port. A closure valve disposed within the valve body and engaging the valve seat. The valve body having a conduit in fluid communication with the drain port and a hollow interior of the valve body. A c...
07/31/2007
5404734Secure locking arrangement
A lock comprised of a cylindrical body having a first passage extending axially through the body which passage is configured to enable a locking bar to be passed through the body, the bar having at least one orifice intermediate its extremities, the lock ...
04/11/1995
4127142Slow close hydrant check valve
A wet barrel hydrant check valve has a body containing a dash-pot assembly connected to a flapper valve, spring biased towards the closed condition. A sandwich flange fixed to the hydrant has a member holding the flapper out of the flow passageway, the fl...
11/28/1978
4120314Remote actuated flush valve
A hydraulic actuator for use in operating a remotely located flush valve includes a housing having fluid inlet and outlet ports, each of which are connected to the flush valve through tubes or the like with the inlet port being under fluid pressure derive...
10/17/1978
 
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