Apparatus for the transmission of rotary motion through the wall

Seal for a joint or juncture – Seal between relatively movable parts – Relatively rotatable radially extending sealing face member

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277177, F16J 1518

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ABSTRACT:
Rotary lead-throughs through the wall of vacuum chambers have to be lubricated until now in order to avoid cold welding of a metallic shaft with vacuum sealing rings of the lead-through. The invention pertains to a new construction in which the inner wall of a bore through the wall of the vacuum chamber, through which the shaft is led, is lined with a sleeve of a low-friction synthetic material, preferentially polytetrafluoro-ethylene, with the sleeve being sealed against the inner wall and against the shaft by sealing rings, preferentially made of an elastomer. Through this construction, constant minimum friction, without the necessity of using additional lubricating agents and reliable sealing in dry operation, even under maximum stress, are acheived.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3331609 (1967-07-01), Moran
patent: 3526407 (1970-09-01), Chattin et al.
patent: 4020910 (1977-05-01), Peterson et al.
patent: 4645216 (1987-02-01), Selvatici

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