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Number: 228/26
Name: Metal fusion bonding > Including applicator movable during fusion > Including "flying" applicator engaging moving work
Description: Device whose applicator is moved or guided along a predetermined path, a length of which substantially coincides in location and direction with that of work moving through a zone of fusion-bonding.


Patents under this class:

Patent Number Title Of Patent Date Issued
5994665 Method of continuous hot rolling and apparatus for welding steel bars thereof Nov. 30, 1999
5814787 Apparatus for welding steel bars in a continuous hot rolling process Sep. 29, 1998
5346116 Machine for forming a metal strip into a tubular form having a stop-restart displacement mechanism Sep. 13, 1994
4706871 Method of continuously hot-rolling steel pieces Nov. 17, 1987
4294394 Method of and apparatus for continuously rolling steel slabs Oct. 13, 1981
4143801 Multiple welding head system for fabricating pipe Mar. 13, 1979



 
 
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