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Patent No. 6637829

Decorative Jeweled Wheel Cover

An improved wheel is provided wherein decorative items such as gem stones are embedded in either the wheel surface, a special mounting section attached to the wheel surface, or to a spoke strap that wraps around each spoke and positions embedded gem stones on the outside surface of the spoke.

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Class 92/232 - Spaced skirt parts jointed by resilient arcuate web


Subclass of Class 92 - Expansible chamber devices
Definition: Apparatus in which the skirt-like member is provided with
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 10/22/1991


NumberTitleIssue Date
5058489Piston structure for internal combustion engine
A piston structure for an internal combustion engine is provided. This piston includes an oval slipper skirt with a cross sectional profile in the form of an ellipse defined by preselected major and minor axes. A difference between the major and minor axe...
10/22/1991
4817505Piston with stiffening structure for lower skirt regions
Pistons are described having improved stiffness of the lower skirt regions to improve piston guidance and oil film distribution. The pistons comprise a crown portion including piston ring grooves and a skirt portion, the skirt portion being divided into a...
04/04/1989
4715267Bearing surface for internal combustion engine piston skirt
A piston for an internal combustion engine is provided with two separate skirt portions on either side of the gudgeon pin bore. Each skirt portion is the shape of a sector of a cylinder and is cantilevered on a pair of struts connected to the skirt member...
12/29/1987
3987709Piston
A piston comprising a head, a pair of opposed boss-carrying elements depending from the head and a pair of opposed skirt portions separated from each other and from the head. The skirt sections are supported from the boss-carrying elements by upper and lo...
10/26/1976
 
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