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Pizza Pie With Concentric Rings of Crust
A pizza mold for forming a plurality of concentric raised ridges of dough (i.e., crust) on the surface of a pizza pie.
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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6922132 | Fuse cutout with improved dropout performance An improved fuse cutout is provided of the type having a fuse tube assembly that moves to a dropout position upon operation in response to a fault current or other overcurrent. These types of fuse cutouts include the pivotal mounting of the fuse tube assembly with r... | 07/26/2005 |
| 4774488 | Electric cutout having a link break fuse holder An electric cutout of the link break type includes a fuse holder comprising a hollow fuse tube of insulating material, a lower tube casting secured to one end of the fuse tube, a conducting hinge element pivotally mounted on one side of said lower tube ca... | 09/27/1988 |
| 4768010 | Latch and pivot mechanism for electronic sectionalizer mounting structure A pivot mechanism for drop-out of an electronic sectionalizer tube from an upper contact of mounting structure is arranged so that substantially the entire force released by an actuator fired by a sectionalizer logic circuit immediately causes the tube to... | 08/30/1988 |
| 4546341 | Electrical cutout having a linkbreak lever An electrical cutout is disclosed for electrical connection between a line terminal and a load terminal. The cutout includes an insulator having a first and a second end. A first electrical conductor is rigidly secured to the first end of the insulator, t... | 10/08/1985 |
| 3951015 | Fuse handling tool Disclosed is a tool for removing and installing fuses in metal-enclosed switchgear. The switchgear includes one or more fuses and one or more isolating switches and operating mechanisms for isolating the fuses from a high voltage supply circuit. The fuses... | 04/20/1976 |
