Electrode assembly for a corona tester
AssigneePillar Technologies, Inc.
InventorWilliam H. Bonner
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Abstract
An electrode assembly for a corona treater of the type having an electrode magazine in which at least one high voltage electrode is mounted and a support tube on which the electrode magazine is removably mounted includes a plurality of projections extending outwardly from a mounting block disposed on the support tube and a plurality of projection receiving slots disposed on a pair of exterior guard plates mounted on the electrode magazine so that the electrode magazine may be releasably connected to the support tube by sliding the projections on the mounting block into the slots on the electrode magazine.
Claims8
An improved electrode assembly for a corona treater of the type having an electrode magazine in which at least one high voltage electrode is mounted and a support tube on which the electrode magazine is removably mounted, the improvement comprising:
- a plurality of projections on either of the electrode magazine or the support tube, and
- a plurality of projection receiving slots on the other of the electrode magazine or the support tube such that the electrode magazine may be removably mounted on the support tube by sliding said projections into said slots.
An improved electrode assembly for a corona treater of the type having an electrode magazine in which at least one high voltage electrode is mounted and a support tube on which the electrode magazine is removably mounted, the improvement comprising:
- a mounting block disposed on the support tube and having a pair of opposed side walls extending outwardly from the support tube,
- a plurality of projections disposed on and extending from said side walls,
- a pair of opposed exterior guard plates mounted on the electrode magazine, and
- a plurality of projection receiving slots disposed in each of said guard plates such that the electrode magazine may be removably mounted on the support tube by sliding said projections into said slots.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.