Cutlery – Combined cutlery or combined with ancillary feature – With means to apply transient fluid to tool
Patent
1996-07-08
1998-08-25
Watts, Douglas D.
Cutlery
Combined cutlery or combined with ancillary feature
With means to apply transient fluid to tool
303795, 30387, 83928, 144 341, B27B 1702
Patent
active
057971870
ABSTRACT:
A chain saw guide bar is formed of a middle plate and a pair of side plates affixed on opposite sides of the middle plate. One (or both) of the side plates carries nozzles for emitting liquid dyes of different respective colors. Channels for conducting liquid dyes to the respective nozzles are formed by grooves cut in the interface between the middle plate and a side plate. Each channel is surrounded by a laser weld which completely isolates the channels from one another to avoid mixing the colors. The laser welds also secure the middle and side plates together. Additional laser welds secure the middle and side plates together, the additional laser welds being discontinuous.
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Leini Arvo
Lofgren Per-Olof
Pettersson Karl-Olof
Sandvik AB
Watts Douglas D.
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