Drawing for AFC

USPTO serial 72275114

AFC

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Reg. 0879399Status 900
Filing date
Status date
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Oct 28, 1969
Examiner
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ClassDescriptionStatusFirst use
021CERAMIC PARTS, METALLIZED OR NONMETALLIZED, IN ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS-NAMELY, INSULATORS, HOUSINGS OF MERCURY VAPOR AND SILICON RECTIFIERS, AND THYRISTORS, IN ELECTRICAL DEVICES, NAMELY, ENVELOPES, WINDOWS, CATHODE SUPPORTS OF TRANSMITTER TUBES, CLYSTRONS, MAGNETRONS, TRAVELLING WAVE TUBES, COMPONENTS FOR HIGH DUTY TUBES, MICROWAVE WINDOWS, SUBSTRATES FOR MICROMODULESEXPIREDMar 15, 1967
023CERAMIC PARTS, METALLIZED OR NONMETALLIZED, FOR METAL WIRE DRAWING AND CABLING MACHINES, FOR METAL WORKING MACHINES, FOR PAPER MACHINES, FOR PUMPS, FOR WEAR PARTS ON MILLS AND SEPARATORS-NAMELY, BEARINGS, LININGS, GRINDING PLATES AND SURFACES, GRINDING BALLS, PULVERIZER HAMMER OR IMPACT MEMBERS, ROTOR SHAFTS, CYLINDERS, PISTONS, VALVE SEATS, AND OTHER WEAR PARTS ON ACID PUMPS, FOR TEXTILE MACHINES, THREAD GUIDES AND CUTTING TOOL INSERTS MADE OF CERAMICEXPIREDMar 15, 1967
035CERAMIC PARTS, METALLIZED OR NONMETALLIZED, FOR ABRASIVE-RESISTANT MECHANICAL SEALS IN CONSTRUCTIVE AND CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT AND IN OTHER MACHINERYEXPIREDMar 15, 1967

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DateCodeEventWhat it means
Nov 3, 1992EXRGEXPIRED SEC. 9

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