LIQUID LEVEL CONTROL UNITS

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DIXON BAYCO DIXON VALVE & COUPLING COMPANY 1 Dixon Square Chestertown MD 21620 [LIQUID-LEVEL CONTROL UNITS, NAMELY, MONITORS, PROBES, SENSORS AND CONTROLLERS FOR OVERFILL DETECTION AND PROTECTION OF LIQUID IN TANKS THAT ARE STATIONARY AND TANKS THAT ARE TRANSPORTED IN RAILROAD CARS, TRUCKS, TRAILERS, AND VEHICLES];DEVICES FOR TANKER TRUCKS AND TRAILERS, NAMELY, VALVES CONTROLLING FLUID FLOW THROUGH CONDUITS AND OPENINGS, VENTS FOR TRANSFERRING AND EXHAUSTING FLUIDS FROM THE TANK INTERIORS THE EXTERIOR, CONDUITS FOR DISPENSING FLUIDS, GASKETS FOR TANKS, AND CAPS FOR SELECTIVELY CLOSING OF TANK OPENINGS;
DIXON BAYCO USA DIXON VALVE & COUPLING COMPANY 800 High Street Chestertown MD 216201196 LIQUID-LEVEL CONTROL UNITS, NAMELY, MONITORS, PROBES, SENSORS AND CONTROLLERS FOR OVERFILL DETECTION AND PROTECTION OF LIQUID IN TANKS THAT ARE STATIONARY AND TANKS THAT ARE TRANSPORTED IN RAILROAD CARS, TRUCKS, TRAILERS, AND VEHICLES;DIXON BAYCO UNITED STATES AMERICA;DEVICES FOR TANKER TRUCKS AND TRAILERS, NAMELY, VALVES CONTROLLING FLUID FLOW THROUGH CONDUITS AND OPENINGS, VENTS FOR TRANSFERRING AND EXHAUSTING FLUIDS FROM THE TANK INTERIORS THE EXTERIOR, CONDUITS FOR DISPENSING FLUIDS, GASKETS FOR TANKS, AND CAPS FOR SELECTIVELY CLOSING OF TANK OPENINGS;USA;
FLOTECH DIXON VALVE & COUPLING COMPANY 800 High Street Chestertown MD 216201196 Liquid-level control units, namely, monitors, probes, sensors and controllers for overfill detection and protection of liquid in tanks that are stationary and tanks that are transported in railroad cars, trucks, trailers, and vehicles;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A liquid discharging head includes a plurality of liquid discharging units and a common flow path. The liquid discharging units include ink chambers for containing liquid to be discharged, heating elements disposed in the ink chambers for applying discharge force to the liquid, and a nozzle sheet having nozzles for discharging the liquid in the ink chambers. The common flow path supplies the liquid to the liquid discharging units. The liquid discharging units face the same direction in relation to the common flow path, and the nozzles of the liquid discharging units arc disposed at a predetermined pitch. Adjacent nozzles are separated by a predetermined interval in a direction perpendicular to a direction or arrangement of the nozzles.