TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe a body of insulating compound which fills all interstices and spaces within the sheath, and which is fluid or viscid, which is either a viscous or viscous material.

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Abstract: This invention relates to sheathed, high-tension electric cables, and more particularly to such cables having included between the cable conductor or conductors and the sheath a body of insulating compound which fills all interstices and spaces within the sheath, and which is fluid or viscid...

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3 citations

Patent•

Method of and apparatus for serving strands

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Frank M Potter¹, Charles E Traxel¹•Institutions (1)

General Cable¹

15 Oct 1930

2 citations

Patent•

Apparatus for serving stranded material

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Sidney E. Borgeson¹•Institutions (1)

General Cable¹

31 Dec 1930

1 citations

Patent•

Flexible armored electric cable

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Gustave A Johnson¹•Institutions (1)

General Cable¹

25 Jul 1930

TL;DR: In this article, a flexible armored cable designed for house-wiring is presented, which reduces the size and weight of such cable, thereby reducing manufacturing, freight and handling costs and facilitating installation, to secure a high degree of flexibility.

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Abstract: This invention relates to flexible armored cable designed for house-wiring; Objects of the invention are to reduce the size and weight of such cable, thereby reducing g manufacturing, freight and handling costs and facilitating installation, to secure a high degree of flexibility, to obtain...

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1 citations

Patent•

Joint for oil-filled cables and method of building it

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Kenneth W. Miller¹•Institutions (1)

General Cable¹

16 Sep 1930

1 citations