Axially fixed transmission joint

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464133, 464905, 277212FB, F16D 3205

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ABSTRACT:
A transmission joint has a body connected to a first shaft which delimits a cavity. Inside the cavity is formed at least one pair of running tracks, in which is received a running element connected to a second shaft. The joint has an element for axially retaining the body relative to the second shaft, which element comprises an elastically deformable element which has the shape of a body of revolution, a high axial rigidity and two coaxial, cylindrical joining surfaces, an inner surface and an outer surface, which are connected to the second shaft and the body, respectively.

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