IC 006. US 002 012 013 014 023 025 050. G & S: Metal foils, sintered metal sheets and thin plates made of metal for tools and tool parts, as components in chemical apparatus engineering and for the application of hard soldering and braze welding, for fuel cells, fuel cell components, fuel cell housings and parts of fuel cell housings, and for radiation protection; metal powders used in manufacturing, namely, metal powders for sintering
IC 007. US 013 019 021 023 031 034 035. G & S: Precision machine tool parts, namely, foils, sintered foils, sintered sheets, and thin plates all made of sintered and non-sintered ceramic, for ceramic cutting tools, as components in chemical apparatus engineering machine tools, and for the application of hard soldering and braze welding
IC 009. US 021 023 026 036 038. G & S: Ceramic foils sold as a component of fuel cells, fuel cell housings, and parts of fuel cell housings, for radiation protection
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