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Apparatus for and method of removing a flexible tubular conduit from around an associated elongated rigid supporting mandrel

CA 1078590 A · Owner: Dayco Corporation · Inventors: Hoglen, Edward L.; Browning, Vernon D.; Holden, Homer N.

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An apparatus is provided for removing a flexible tubular conduit from around an elongated rigid supporting mandrel which is at least several feet long, with said conduit having at least one integral helical reinforcing wire extending along the length thereof. The apparatus includes a support structure for the mandrel and its conduit means for holding an end, portion of the conduit in a stationary position and means for simultane-, ously rotating and moving the mandrel relative to the holding means during holding of the conduit by the holding means to remove the mandrel from within the conduit. Such means for rotating and moving operates to rotate the mandrel. in a direction opposite the …

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  • Granted June 3, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 3, 1997.
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GrantedJune 3, 1980
Term endedJune 3, 1997
Patent numberCA 1078590 A
Classification (IPC)B23P19/02 +2 more

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