Battery construction and method of connecting terminals to electrodes
CA 2071791 A1 · Owner: Mix, Renard E. · Inventors: Brutchen, George W.; Mix, Renard E.
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Abstract Of The Disclosure A bi-polar battery has terminals of an electrically conductive lead based or other low melt point metal with connector straps fused to the rows of lead based lugs of electrode plates, that extend from the interior of a heat sensitive battery case of plastics material through slotted pockets formed in the case walls that contain beds of glass beads which effectively isolate the electrode plates from the straps while providing support for the lugs. The ends of the battery case have insulator and positioning sections into which premolded terminals are fitted so that they can be subsequently heated into a melt for amalgamation to the lugs without heat damage to the …
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- Filed June 22, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 22, 2012.
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