Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Machine or implement
Patent
1993-03-26
1995-04-11
Friedman, Carl D.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
Machine or implement
298972, 2961466, 296188, 296189, B60R 2700
Patent
active
054046904
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides an impact beam assembly and method for making the same. The method includes (a) deforming a tubular beam to provide an arcuate channel that extends inwardly from one end of the beam and that has a depth which decreases with increasing distance from the end of the beam, and (b) securing the beam to a mounting fixture near the deformed end of the beam. An arcuate channel and mounting fixture can also be provided at the other end of the impact beam. The arcuate channel provides a tapered profile to the end or ends of the impact beam, while preserving much of the beam's inherent tube strength.
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Crescive Die & Tool, Inc.
Friedman Carl D.
Kent Christopher Todd
Stevens James D.
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