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Document Number
US Patent 6774171
Issued Date
August 10, 2004
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Inventors
Kassa; Abraham (Shelby Township, MI)
Apfel; Jeffrey R. (Shelby Township, MI)
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Abstract
A magnetic composition is disclosed. The composition includes a polymeric mixture and a magnetic material.
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Owner
L&L Products, Inc. (Romeo, MI)
Published
August 10, 2004
Application Number
10/339,112
Filed
January 9, 2003
US Classification
524/436   524/515 524/523
Int'l Classification
H01F   1/032   (20060101)   H01F   1/117   (20060101)  
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CLAIM OF BENEFIT OF FILING DATE The present application claims the benefit of the filing date of U.S. Provisional Application Serial No. 60/351,950 (filed Jan. 25, 2002), hereby incorporated by reference.
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