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Class 213/182 - Headed link and shouldered slot


Subclass of Class 213 - Railway draft appliances
Definition: Wherein devices of the class indicated coupling is effected
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 09/14/2004


NumberTitleIssue Date
6792547Digital integrated apparatus, image input-output system, and user authentication method
The invention relates to a digital integrated apparatus capable of registering and fetching image data, and has an object to solve various problems resulting from the necessity of the user authentication at the time of using the apparatus. Specifically, it is arrang...
09/14/2004
4955292Dual-mode rail-highway semi-trailer with separable bogie
A dual-mode semi-trailer having over-the-road or highway running gear with rubber tired wheels in which a demountable flanged rail wheel bogie is employed, the body being supported upon said highway running gear during over-the-road travel by air-springs ...
09/11/1990
4549666Railway vehicle draft sill and slackless draft assembly
A railway draft sill and slackless draft assembly including a pair of lengthwise spaced draft sills having a drawbar extending therebetween. One of the drawbar ends is connected for rotation relative to one of the draft sills and the other end is fixed ag...
10/29/1985
4422557Aligning drawbar
A drawbar assembly comprising a drawbar and a buffing block device constructed and arranged so as to provide a turning moment which tends to align the horizontally displaced adjacent ends of the railway vehicle to which the drawbar is connected when said ...
12/27/1983
 
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