Linear actuator with positive stop

Machine element or mechanism – Mechanical movements – Reciprocating or oscillating to or from alternating rotary

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744248R, 297330, F16H 2920, F16H 120, B60N 202

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051741679

ABSTRACT:
An improvement to a linear actuator (9) having a lead screw (15) received in a drive tube assembly (17) is provided in the form of a bushing (41) mounted on the end of the screw. The outer dimension of the bushing generally corresponds to the inner dimension of the tube. The bushing has a recess (53) formed in one face to accommodate a washer (55). A retaining ring (59) holds the bushing in place. The bushing serves both to prevent contact between the lead screw and tube to reduce noise during actuator operation, and as a positive stop to prevent disengagement of the lead screw from the drive tube assembly.

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