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  1. Patent · February 8, 1938

    Electrical Insulating Material (US Patent 2,107,901, 1938)

    …1938, filed February 20, 1936. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to electrical insulation 5 material and to methods of making the same.

  2. Patent · October 14, 1941

    Electrical Insulating Material (US Patent 2,259,134, 1941)

    …No. 2,259,134 on October 14, 1941, filed July 23, 1938. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): The present invention relates to electrical insulation material.

  3. Patent · July 28, 1936

    Electrical Insulation Material (US Patent 2,049,370, 1936)

    …on July 28, 1936, filed June 30, 1934. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): The present invention relates to electrical inweight 'of paraflln wax are employed.

  4. Patent · January 21, 1975

    High temperature asbestos insulated electrical conductor, and method of making same (US Patent 3,862,353, 1975)

    …filed December 21, 1973. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's abstract: A heat resistant, asbestos insulated electrical wire comprising a metallic conductor, a body of asbestos fiber surrounding the conductor, an enclosing…

  5. Patent · September 3, 1957

    Method of making asbestos insulating material with improved electrical properties (US Patent 2,804,908, 1957)

    …1955. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): The present invention relates to electrical insulating material, and more particularly to insulating material and products composed of asbestos…

  6. Patent · December 15, 1959

    Composite mica paper, mica flake electrical insulating material (US Patent 2,917,570, 1959)

    …15, 1959, filed April 25, 1957. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to composite electrical insulating material and to its method of manufacture.

  7. Patent · May 17, 1960

    Heat resistant composition (US Patent 2,937,101, 1960)

    Russell Aiken Nelson and Stanley Zirinsky received US Patent No. 2,937,101 on May 17, 1960, filed June 6, 1957. It was assigned to General Electric Co.

  8. Patent · February 6, 1973

    Heat vulcanizable polysiloxane compositions containing asbestos (US Patent 3,715,329, 1973)

    …1971. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's abstract: A heat vulcanizable silicone rubber composition comprising 5 to 94.47 percent by weight of an organopolysiloxane polymer, 5 to 75 percent by weight…

  9. Patent · November 6, 1934

    Insulation (US Patent 1,979,995, 1934)

    Emil Pfitzer received US Patent No. 1,979,995 on November 6, 1934, filed June 27, 1933. It was assigned to General Electric Co.

  10. Patent · February 1, 1949

    Asbestos Impregnated with Tin Oxide (US Patent 2,460,734, 1949)

    Thomas D. Callinan received US Patent No. 2,460,734 on February 1, 1949, filed October 4, 1944. It was assigned to General Electric Co.

  11. Patent · January 20, 1942

    Cement Asbestos Insulating Material (US Patent 2,270,747, 1942)

    …It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to insulating materials comprising asbestos bonded with siliceous cement or the like and to a method of…

  12. Patent · December 25, 1928

    Heat Resistant Composition, suitable for Arc Deflectors (US Patent 1,696,614, 1928)

    Willard R. Steele received US Patent No. 1,696,614 on December 25, 1928, filed May 20, 1926. It was assigned to General Electric Co.

  13. Patent · January 20, 1976

    Heat vulcanizable polysiloxane compositions containing asbestos (US Patent 3,933,726, 1976)

    …1972. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's abstract: A heat vulcanizable silicone rubber composition comprising 5% to 94.75% by weight of an organopolysiloxane polymer, 5 to 75% by weight of an…

  14. Patent · February 23, 1926

    Impregnated Insulation (US Patent 1,574,562, 1926)

    …1923. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): The present invention relates to the treatment of electrical insulating material. and particularly to the impregnation of sheet material…

  15. Patent · January 3, 1950

    Insulating paper of asbestos and bentonite (US Patent 2,493,604, 1950)

    Theodore R. Walters received US Patent No. 2,493,604 on January 3, 1950, filed November 6, 1944. It was assigned to General Electric Co.

  16. Patent · October 19, 1948

    Process of Coating Asbestos (US Patent 2,451,805, 1948)

    Thomas D. Callinan received US Patent No. 2,451,805 on October 19, 1948, filed October 4, 1944. It was assigned to General Electric Co.

  17. Patent · September 19, 1950

    Reinforced asbestos tape and process of making same (US Patent 2,523,022, 1950)

    …on September 19, 1950, filed December 31, 1949. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): My invention relates trical insulating tape in the nature of asbestos tape.

  18. Patent · September 24, 1968

    Asbestos-phosphoric acid molding composition (US Patent 3,403,038, 1968)

    …It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens: This invention relates to an asbestos-phosphoric acid molding composition and more particularly to a molding composition of this type having a very greatly…

  19. Patent · October 15, 1957

    Molding compositions containing mineral fillers and products produced therefrom (US Patent 2,809,946, 1957)

    James R. Blegen and Thomas G. Custer received US Patent No. 2,809,946 on October 15, 1957, filed November 10, 1954. It was assigned to General Electric Co.

  20. Patent · September 17, 1935

    Brake Lining (US Patent 2,014,438, 1935)

    …It was assigned to General Motors Corp. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to brakes and particularly to an improvement in the lining for use with brake shoes or bands…