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US Patent 4098110
Issued Date
July 4, 1978
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A capillary depth gauge employs a transparent cover member having an annular magnifying lens portion overlying the capillary passageway to facilitate reading of the gauge.
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Owner
Dacor Corporation (Northfield, IL)
Published
July 4, 1978
Application Number
05/793,633
Filed
May 4, 1977
US Classification
73/300  
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G01C   13/00   (20060101)  
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73/300   73/299   73/401   58/126  
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