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Document Number
US Patent 6550369
Issued Date
April 22, 2003
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Each of end blocks is provided with a first pressure fluid communicating passage for communication between a first pressure fluid inlet/outlet port and a third pressure fluid inlet/outlet port, a second pressure fluid inlet/outlet port, and a second pressure fluid communicating passage which communicates with a second pressure fluid passage and a first pressure fluid passage communicating with a driving section. A passage of a sensor attachment rail communicates with the third pressure fluid inlet/outlet port and the second pressure fluid passage or the second pressure fluid passage and the third pressure fluid inlet/outlet port by the aid of piping studs.
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April 22, 2003
Application Number
09/948,040
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September 7, 2001
US Classification
92/59   92/128 92/164
Int'l Classification
F15B   15/00   (20060101)   F15B   15/28   (20060101)   F15B   15/08   (20060101)   H02K   49/10   (20060101)   H02K   49/00   (20060101)  
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Sep 08, 2000 [JP] 2000-273877
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92/163   92/164   92/128   92/59  
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