Actuator apparatus with secondary seal motion

Expansible chamber devices – With separate biasing means for working member

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92135, 92DIG4, 277 2, 277 27, 277176, 277205, 277193, F01B 3100

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050883852

ABSTRACT:
An actuator having a plurality of concentric cylinders with the inner and outer cylinders being adapted to connect to apparatus which must move relative to one another. Flexible sealing rings are positioned between adjacent cylinders and when the pressure within the cylinders is increased, the flexibility sealing rings will be forced against the action of a spring. When the pressure is relieved, the flexible sealing rings will return to their original position. In another mode of operation, if the pressure is further increased, instead of being relieved, normal operation of the actuator will take place.

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