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MOLYSEAL FROM THE DYNAMIC SEALING EXPERTS. MOLYSEAL HAS A FLAT GREY FINISH AND NEVER NEEDS TO BE RETORQUED. PROBLEM: HEAD GASKETS USED IN BI-METAL ENGINE APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO SCUFFING CAUSED BY THE VAST DIFFERENCES IN THE THERMAL EXPANSION RATES OF THE ALUMINUM HEAD AND CAST IRON BLOCK. THIS SHEARING ACTION, IN EXTREME CASES, WILL CAUSE DELAMINATION OF THE PAPER OF GRAPHITE OR, IF SEVERE ENOUGH, WILL BREAK PERFORATED CORES OR DESTROY THE ADHESIVE BOND IN THE CASE OF SOLID CORE GASKETS. SOLUTION: A COATING INCORPORATING MOLYBDENUM DISULFIDE, PTFE (TEFLON) AND A BINDER SYSTEM. THIS COATING, CALLED MOLYSEAL BY ROL GASKETS, IS UTILIZED IN HEAVY DUTY APPLICATIONS AND ON BI-METAL ENGINES WITH EXTREME UNEVEN THERMAL EXPANSION BETWEEN THE ALUMINUM CYLINDER HEADS AND THE CAST IRON BLOCK. MOLYSEAL OFFERS MAXIMUM LUBRICITY WHILE MAINTAINING THE INTEGRITY OF THE GASKET SEAL.

Status

Pending

Status Code

622

Status Date

Friday, April 8, 2005

Serial Number

78505771

Mark Type

3000

Trademark Owner History

ROL Manufacturing of America, Inc.

Classifications

1 Coating incorporating chemicals and a binder system utilized in heavy duty application on bi-metal engines with uneven thermal expansion between the cylinder head and block

17 Coating incorporating chemicals and a binder system utilized in heavy duty application on bi-metal engines with uneven thermal expansion between the cylinder head and block

40 Coating incorporating chemicals and a binder system utilized in heavy duty application on bi-metal engines with uneven thermal expansion between the cylinder head and block

The color(s) yellow, orange, black is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.
The mark consists of Stylized letters with an upper-case "M", lower-case "oly", upper-case "S", lower-case "eal"; The "Seal" letters are italized. The two words run together without separation. The letters have a thick black outline. The body of the letters are yellow/gold from the top and fade into orange mid-way through the letters and remain orange in color to the bottom.

Trademark Events

Nov 4, 2004

New Application Entered In Tram