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US Patent 6085394
Issued Date
July 11, 2000
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A coupler and a method for securing foam tube insulation elements to one another for pipes, comprising of a strip having a top surface and a bottom surface. The top surface may have a series of tab-like projections that define openings between the top surface and the bottom surface. The top surface may also have a series of teeth.
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Published
July 11, 2000
Application Number
09/358,449
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July 22, 1999
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24/16PB   24/20EE 24/20R 285/903
Int'l Classification
F16L   33/02   (20060101)   F16L   59/02   (20060101)   F16L   59/00   (20060101)   F16L   33/035   (20060101)   F16L   59/14   (20060101)  
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24/1PB   24/2R   24/23R   24/703.3   24/3.5P   24/444   24/452   24/306   24/2EE   403/283   403/309   403/310   403/313   285/47   285/903   285/252   285/253   285/305  
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