Spring devices – Fluid – Expansible-contractible chamber device
Patent
1997-12-05
2000-03-28
Butler, Douglas C.
Spring devices
Fluid
Expansible-contractible chamber device
267 6427, 267 35, F16J 1550
Patent
active
060420928
ABSTRACT:
A bellows cylinder (10) provided with a bellows part (13) at least at a part is formed so that a first surface 16 of a cylinder wall of the above bellows part is tilted to the radial direction of the bellows part and is directed to one end of the bellows part with a ridge (14) as a boundary. A second surface 18 is parallelized to the radial direction of the bellows part and is directed to the other end of the bellows part or is tilted on the side of the first surface. The second surface is pressed inside the first surface when the bellows part is compressed.
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Butler Douglas C.
Inoac Corporation
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