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Class 219/768 - Sewing machine type


Subclass of Class 219 - Electric heating
Definition: Subject matter wherein an apparatus is applying mechanically
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 10/04/2005


NumberTitleIssue Date
6951798Method of bonding a stack of layers by electromagnetic induction heating
A method of bonding multiple layers is provided. The method includes the steps of stacking the multiple layers on top of each other and volumetrically heating the stack of multiple layers to a predetermined temperature. It is preferred that the stack is heated by el...
10/04/2005
5448041Process for the assembly of at least two parts made from a composite material incorporating a ceramic or vitroceramic matrix reinforced by ceramic fibres
A process for assembling at least two parts made from a composite material incorporating a ceramic or vitroceramic matrix reinforced by ceramic fibers. A continuous connection between these parts is achieved by approaching two of the parts along their res...
09/05/1995
4778556Apparatus for correcting printed circuit boards
A method and apparatus are shown for use in adding electrical connections to existing printed circuit boards. To this end, apparatus in the form of a multilayered pad is provided which has an adhesive layer over at least part of one face which is responsi...
10/18/1988
4623770Method of imparting crease to polyester fiber goods
The portion to be creased of polyester fiber goods is subjected to pressing and high-frequency treatment by means of a press bar attached to an upper electrode of a high-frequency welding machine, whereby a solid crease can be imparted to the polyester fi...
11/18/1986
 
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