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GAUGE AND SWITCH DIAPHRAGM PROTECTOR
   
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US Patent 3858014
Issued Date
December 31, 1974
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A gauge and switch diaphragm protector comprising an expansion chamber mountable in a fluid conduit between the pressure source and pump switch, having sand diverting baffles mounted therein, adapted to divert sand in the fluid to the outer wall of the chamber without diminishing the pressure of the fluid.
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Published
December 31, 1974
Application Number
05/408,160
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October 19, 1973
US Classification
200/83R   200/302.1 200/61.25 210/90
Int'l Classification
H01H   35/24   (20060101)   H01H   35/30   (20060101)  
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200/81R   200/81.9R   200/83R   200/83V   200/153T   200/61.2   200/61.21   200/61.25   200/302   200/304   210/90   210/446   417/36   417/38  
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