Geometrical instruments
Patent
1983-12-09
1985-05-28
McQuade, John
Geometrical instruments
339DIG2, H01R 13623
Patent
active
045196613
ABSTRACT:
The invention is an anti-decoupling mechanism for a connector assembly characterized by an axially extending portion (42) at the free end of a spring (40) which engages an axially extending shoulder (12) at the start of a thread (11) on one of the housings (10) during a portion of the final coupling rotation of the coupling ring (30) around the first housing (10). During the final portion of coupling rotation of the coupling ring (30) the projection (41) is moved inwardly to increase the pressure between the projection (41) and the teeth (21) thereby resisting decoupling of the housings (10, 20) when the coupled connector assembly is subjected to vibration.
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Brush, Sr. Robert W.
Shepler Eric F.
Allied Corporation
Eifler R. J.
Lacina C. D.
McQuade John
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