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Document Number
US Patent 5248056
Issued Date
September 28, 1993
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A covered reservoir is disclosed comprising a reservoir body, a holder for the body, a cover, a retainer for the cover, and a seal fitted onto the cover to seal off leak paths between the cover and the reservoir body. The cover is constructed to raise the seal into a frusto-conical position, preferably via a frusto-conical surface on which the seal, which is a flexible annular ring, is seated.
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Owner
Eastman Kodak Company (Rochester, NY)
Published
September 28, 1993
Application Number
07/869,279
Filed
April 15, 1992
US Classification
422/102   215/238 215/241 215/307 220/23.87 220/264 220/367.1 220/369 220/849
Int'l Classification
G01N   35/10   (20060101)  
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220/253   220/259   220/263   220/264   220/331   220/335   220/343   220/344   220/367   220/369   220/410   215/238   215/240   215/241   215/244   215/307  
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