Electric heating – Metal heating – For bonding with pressure
Patent
1978-11-29
1981-04-07
Goldberg, Elliot A.
Electric heating
Metal heating
For bonding with pressure
219 89, 339 9R, B23K 1110, H01R 4100
Patent
active
042608686
ABSTRACT:
Means are shown for carrying current within the moving members of a reciprocable fluid motor such as is used to operate a welding gun. The current is transmitted from a cable to the piston rod through a stationary contactor having a portion secured to the cylinder housing and circumferentially arranged leaves held by a spring against the piston rod surface. The seal construction is such as to permit the use of lubricants on the sliding contact surface and at the same time prevent cooling water for entering the lubricating reservoir. The external contactor permits use of a hollow type piston rod allowing cooling water to be carried therethrough if desired. When used for welding gun applications the invention eliminates the need for flexible type shunts and separate electrode holders along with flexible water hoses in the welding area. The invention may also be utilized for lower power applications such as sensing devices.
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Day Industrial Research Corporation
George Keith E.
Goldberg Elliot A.
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