✅ SOLVED Zipper? Pull tab?

[hudsonlarking]

Posted this last week, but was able to clean up a little and get a better picture






Looks like there’s an “E” on the top left and maybe another letter top right.
165^degrees middle left and 1955 middle right.

Thanks and happy hunting

 

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[GoldieLocks]

Dog collar ID tag?

 

[Thatguy]

Looks like 165 with a little degrees sign after the 5 on the left side there. I would bet it’s a fusible link of some sort. Used for a fire damper or sprinkler head at some point possibly? I’m not sure what else they can se fusible links for bit they are typically stamped with the temperature rating that it melts at and that would be a typical rating that you would see. It would be worth some further research to see if it matched anything in pictures or descriptions.

 

[Thatguy]

https://www.reliablesprinkler.com/100-2/

Have a look at these sprinkler heads. The fusible link is made of two pieces of metal soldered together. The solder is made to melt at its specific melting point. When that point is exceeded then the two pieces separate and allow the valve to open.

It looks like you have one of those two pieces.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Have a look at these sprinkler heads. The fusible link is made of two pieces of metal soldered together. The solder is made to melt at its specific melting point. When that point is exceeded then the two pieces separate and allow the valve to open.

It looks like you have one of those two pieces.

Great ID my friend.

 

[hudsonlarking]

Wow thanks. “The heart of the sprinkler” makes it sound fancy. Maybe I could get in touch with Jeff suleski and see if he might know what the EH stands for. Maybe company?

 

[ticndig]

great job.. Thatguy.

 

[Tpmetal]

https://www.reliablesprinkler.com/100-2/

Have a look at these sprinkler heads. The fusible link is made of two pieces of metal soldered together. The solder is made to melt at its specific melting point. When that point is exceeded then the two pieces separate and allow the valve to open.

It looks like you have one of those two pieces.

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impressive ID!

 

[desertexplorer]

Wow, great id!

 

[hudsonlarking]

https://www.reliablesprinkler.com/100-2/

Have a look at these sprinkler heads. The fusible link is made of two pieces of metal soldered together. The solder is made to melt at its specific melting point. When that point is exceeded then the two pieces separate and allow the valve to open.

It looks like you have one of those two pieces.

View attachment 1859157

Amazing IDing indeed. That’s why I’m a big fan of this website.

This picture was sent to me by Jeff Suleski a knowledgeable man in the field

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Amazing IDing indeed. That’s why I’m a big fan of this website.
This picture was sent to me by Jeff Suleski a knowledgeable man in the field

I've learned something new here every day since I joined Tnet buddy!
Dave