Implements or apparatus for applying pushing or pulling force – Screw
Patent
1995-10-17
1999-12-07
Tudor, Harold J.
Implements or apparatus for applying pushing or pulling force
Screw
254100, 254133, B66F 308
Patent
active
H00018236
ABSTRACT:
A bus bar screw jack is useful in the removal, inspection, and reinstallation of bus bars. The end of the screw jack which engages the bus bar comprises a channel with a foam rubber coating to nonslidably receive the bus bar. The foam rubber coating also prevents damage to the insulating coating on the bus bar during installation. The screw jack comprises an externally threaded member, an internally threaded member threaded onto the externally threaded member, a support member on one end of the externally threaded member, and a washer interposed between the support member and internally threaded member.
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Atlantic Richfield Company
Tudor Harold J.
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