Device for filling up of recess left in concrete wall after removal

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 4905429
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07353678

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The present invention relates to a device for filling up a recess left in a concrete wall after removal of a separator terminal, the device comprising a main body including a circumferential step formed around its outer periphery at a longitudinal intermediate location so that the circumferential step defines a diameter-reduced portion and a diameter-enlarged portion of the main body, a threaded hole centrally formed and axially extending in an end surface of the diameter-reduced portion to be engaged with a threaded end of the separator, tool receiving apertures formed in an end surface of the diameter-enlarged portion and in elastic water-swollen rubber cylinder put around the diameter-reduced portion so that an outer periphery of said cylinder is tapered towards the end surface of the diameter-reduced portion and an end surface of the cylinder looking towards the end surface of the diameter-enlarged portion bears against the step of the main body while the end surface of the cylinder looking towards the end surface of the diameter-reduced portion extends at least to the end surface of the diameter-reduced portion.

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ASAHI DENKA KOGYO KABUSHIKI KAISHA A CORP OF JAPAN2-35 7-CHOME HIGASHIOGU

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Fukushima, Takuo Yachiyo, JP 6 34
Gomi, Hiroto Chiba, JP 1 5
Hayashida, Yasumasa Ageo, JP 4 14
Kikuma, Kuniharu Funabashi, JP 1 5

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