Gas booster assembly for fluid pressure piston driving apparatus

Pumps – Motor driven – Fluid motor

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417488, 92 85B, F04B 3500

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052520420

ABSTRACT:
A first cylinder bore (7) for accommodating a first piston (8), a plunger bore (20) for accommodating a plunger (21), and a second cylinder bore (57) for accommodating a second piston (58) are provided in this order from above. The plunger (21) is fixed to the first piston (8). A cushion chamber (61), provided below the second piston (58), and an outlet (25b) of a second check valve (25) for gas discharge are connected to each other via a communicating passage (62). The second piston (58) is prevented from moving upward in excess of a set extent by a stopper (64) provided in the peripheral wall of the second cylinder bore (57).

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