Canopy dryseal

Details Canopy dryseal Canopy dryseal

1987-08-13

1989-04-18

Shoap, Allan N.

Electricity: electrical systems and devices

Discharging or preventing accumulation of electric charge

Structurally combined with building or vehicle

174 35GC, 2441293, 244131, 277205, 277207R, 277227, 277901, 361216, 361220, B64C 114, F16J 1510, H05F 100

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048232297

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a seal for an aircraft canopy having a compressible, resilient core and is encapsulated by a low-density, electrically conductive polymeric tape and to a method for making the seal.

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Tecknit Catalog 8565-69, 129 Dermody St. Cranford, N.J. 07016, Technical Wire Products Inc., 1969, (Cover page and Page 2 only), EECO Shield, EMI/RFI (Conductive Plastic), Gaskets Emerson & Cuming, Inc., Canton, Mass. 1969.

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