Trademarks, Copyrights, Patents (Electro-Fluidic Systems)
  1. It is the clear intent of The Lee Company to encourage all members of the engineering profession to use the Lohm System. All fluidics engineers can benefit from its use.
  2. Permission is hereby granted to use, copy and reproduce the general engineering material, including nomograms, tables and formulas, with the only restriction being to give credit to The Lee Company if the material is published or republished.
  3. Throughout this website, The Lee Company has referred to components by their trade names and trade marks. Many of these are covered by US. and foreign Patents - issued , pending, or applied for.
  4. Proprietary Rights: The Lee Company retains all proprietary rights and the exclusive right to manufacture the products shown in this Electro-Fluidic Systems Technical Handbook, as well as any specially designed products. Unlimited rights as described in DAR 7-10.9(b), are not transferred to the buyer.
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Other Registered Trademarks

Throughout this website, The Lee Company has referred to suppliers' products by their trade names. A complete list is provided below.
COMPANY
TRADE NAME
Crawford Fitting Company
Swagelok ®
Dow Corning
Silastic E ®
DuPont Dow Elastomers L.L.C.
Viton ®
Kalrez ®
Nordel ®
E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
Teflon ®
Rynite ®
Delrin ®
Tefzel ®
General Electric Company
Valox ®
Lexan ®
Green, Tweed and Company
Chemraz ®
Hoechst Celanese
Vectra ®
Imperial Chemical Industries
Victrex ®
Pennwalt Corporation
Kynar ®
Phillips Chemical Company
Ryton ®
Thermoplastic Scientifics, Inc.
Micro-line
The 3M Company
KEL-F ®
CRS Holdings, Inc,
a subsidiary of Carpenter Technology Corporation
Chrome Core 18 ®
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