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1978-09-25

1980-11-11

Bryant, III, James E.

Pipes and tubular conduits

Combined

With end structure

138137, 138148, 138178, 138 96T, 174 65G, 174152G, 174DIG8, 428 36, 428913, 264230, 156 83, 156 84, 156 86, 285162, 285222, 285381, 2853822, 2853824, 285423, 285DIG6, 285DIG10, 403 28, 403 30, 403273, 29507, 29508, 29DIG35, 16 2, 16108, F16L 4700

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042327121

ABSTRACT:
A heat-recoverable article for protecting a conduit, for example, an electric cable, where its conductors pass through an aperture in a bulkhead, in order, for example, to prevent chafing; the article has an inner expansible and an outer shrinkable sleeve, the outer jacket of the cable terminating in an annular space between the sleeves, the space shrinking on heating of the article; one end of the inner sleeve is expansible to grip the bulkhead.

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patent: 3243211 (1966-03-01), Wetmore
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patent: 3421782 (1969-01-01), Kalish et al.
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patent: 3975039 (1976-08-01), Penneck et al.
patent: 3985951 (1976-10-01), Harris
patent: 4092193 (1978-05-01), Brooks
patent: 4104095 (1978-08-01), Shaw
patent: 4133312 (1979-01-01), Burd

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