Machine element or mechanism – Mechanical movements – Grip units and features
Patent
1982-02-12
1984-08-21
Staab, Lawrence J.
Machine element or mechanism
Mechanical movements
Grip units and features
74421A, 310 75C, 310 75R, 464158, F16H 1516, F16H 112, F16H 120, H02K 710
Patent
active
044663030
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a transmission arrangement in which the transmission includes a friction-cone member which can be arranged with its hub on the motor shaft of a motor, whereby the end of the hub directed towards the motor includes at least one slot, and at this end of the hub there is arranged a clamping collar for clamping the hub to the motor shaft. An anti-friction bearing, arranged on the hub at the portion thereof which is closest to the friction-cone, adapted to resist radial and axial loads, and supported by a housing-flange of the motor, is radially and axially rigidly journalled in the housing-flange.
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Bednarek Michael D.
Gebr. Stober
Staab Lawrence J.
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