ES105436U - Articulated support for the unión of screen and helmet used in welding (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
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Articulated support for the unión of screen and helmet used in welding (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
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Moreno Casal Amador
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An articulated support for the unión of shield and helmet used in the welding characterized by having riveted to the mask a metal plate provided with a through hole where a bolt is coupled as axis of rotation; a U-shaped metal support with a straight skirt is mounted on this bolt and two lugs for coupling to the helmet on the opposite side. In the hollow that constitutes the u, it has a rubber block also attached to the bolt shaft and fastened by a threaded nut to said bolt with its corresponding tooth brake washer. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
ES105436U1964-04-131964-04-13
Articulated support for the union of shield and helmet used in welding
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Improvements to light sources equipped with a device for initiating the main spark by an auxiliary spark, in particular to light sources in the far ultra-violet