The Cleveland Heater Company's Anode Patent (1949)

Published on June 09, 2014 | Comments

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Here is a circa-1949 patent from The Cleveland Heater Company for a water heating device with a corrosion protective anode. Gerry Gill tells us that this company was at the forefront of anode protection. Joe Szakacs first shared this information with Gerry, and now he has shared it with us. Rest in peace, Joe. Thanks.

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