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7 results for “Owens-Corning Fiberglas”

1. Patent · January 6, 1931

   Gasket (US Patent 1,788,041, 1931)

   …041 on January 6, 1931, filed September 26, 1930. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates. to tlcularly gaskets for use in the automotive arts, as for example, gaskets used on…

2. Patent · September 5, 1939

   Laminated Material (US Patent 2,171,530, 1939)

   …5, 1939, filed June 30, 1936. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): My invention relates to gasket material and gaskets and a process of manufacture, and is Jarticularly concerned with a laminated product.

3. Patent · February 4, 1936

   Gasket and Gasket Material (US Patent 2,029,302, 1936)

   …It was assigned to Detroit Gasket and Manufacturing Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to an improved lamihated material consisting of a core of cushion Y structurefaced with perforate…

4. Patent · June 15, 1937

   Gasket (US Patent 2,084,054, 1937)

   …054 on June 15, 1937, filed September 23, 1933. It was assigned to Detroit Gasket and Manufacturing Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to gaskets, particularly for automotive use.

5. Patent · August 16, 1938

   Gasket (US Patent 2,126,716, 1938)

   …16, 1938, filed January 9, 1935. It was assigned to Detroit Gasket and Manufacturing Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): The present invention relates to gaskets and particularly gaskets for automotive engines;

6. Patent · April 4, 1939

   Gasket (US Patent 2,152,630, 1939)

   …filed December 9, 1936. It was assigned to Detroit Gasket and Manufacturing Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to gaskets, particularly useful for automotive purposes, but generally applicable wherever…

7. Patent · August 22, 1939

   Gasket (US Patent 2,170,363, 1939)

   …1939, filed March 4, 1935. It was assigned to Detroit Gasket and Manufacturing Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to packings and particularly gaskets for use in automotive practice.