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Class 55/365 - Bag carried strain relief means between bag supports


Subclass of Class 55 - Gas separation
Definition: Apparatus having non- filtering means of greater tensile
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 08/29/2006


NumberTitleIssue Date
7097681Structure of filtering bag combination
An improved filtering bag combination having an increased area of filtering and a longer life of use. The improved structure includes a filtering member with multiple folds to cover a support formed of a plurality of rods. The rods of the support have a plurality of...
08/29/2006
4364758Self tensioning cap for bag filters
For an inside to outside dust collector, a self tensioning bag retainer for connecting the upper end of a fabric sleeve filter to an overhead support. For preinstallation of the filter assembly, a compressed tensioning spring is retained from movement by ...
12/21/1982
4303424Filter bag apparatus having an improved fabric filter bag tensioning apparatus
A bag filter housing (10) having filter bag tensioning means for providing a predetermined tension on each filter bag (28). The tension may be quickly released by means of a lever (40) incorporated into the bag tensioning means thereby allowing the filter...
12/01/1981
4235610Apparatus in the fabric filter control of air pollution
Method and apparatus for maintaining the permeability of porous filtering media used in filtering gaseous suspensions. More particularly the invention defines Inside Bag Dust Collection wherein high energy pressurized gas is introduced for cleaning the fi...
11/25/1980
 
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