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Reivindicación 1: Impresora tridimensional transportable para la construcción in-situ que utiliza la técnica de construcción aditiva por deposición de material de aporte de base cementicia, caracterizada por diseño mecánico que consta por una columna vertical central que rota sobre su eje longitudinal, sobre la que se desplaza verticalmente un brazo articulado posicionado en el plano horizontal que en conjunto permiten localizar en el espacio a la boquilla de extrusión.Claim 1: Transportable three-dimensional printer for on-site construction using the additive construction technique by deposition of cementitious base contribution material, characterized by mechanical design consisting of a central vertical column that rotates on its longitudinal axis, on which an articulated arm positioned vertically in the horizontal plane is moved vertically which together allows the extrusion nozzle to be located in space.
ARM160100946U2016-04-072016-04-07
IN-SITU THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTING SYSTEM FOR THE SCOPE OF CONSTRUCTION
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Bicyclic derivative compounds containing nitrogen and its salts; its process of obtaining; pharmaceutical composition that includes them; and its use for the treatment or prophylaxis of renal, hepatic, inflammatory, nervous system, fibrotic diseases and acute and chronic rejection of organ transplants.
PHARMACEUTICALLY ACCEPTABLE COMPOSITION, COMPOSITION IN THE FORM OF A PHARMACEUTICALLY ACCEPTABLE INJECTABLE SOLUTION, USE OF THE COMPOSITION, AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE PHARMACEUTICALLY ACCEPTABLE INJECTABLE COMPOSITION
Developmental study of the cerebellum in cartilaginous fishes: towards the identification of primitive features of the cerebellar formation in gnathostomes