Brakes – Internal-resistance motion retarder – With means for locking parts together temporarily
Patent
1990-11-29
1992-03-17
Halvosa, George A.
Brakes
Internal-resistance motion retarder
With means for locking parts together temporarily
137270, 251333, 267 6412, 277207R, 297355, F16F 934, A47B 910
Patent
active
050960296
ABSTRACT:
A longitudinally controllable adjustment device, in particular a gas spring partially filled with a fluid, has a piston disposed on a piston rod and a valve, inside of which a valve body is slidable in its longitudinal direction. It has a tapered section by which a seal, abutting on a sealing face, can be bridged. In order to make possible a long-stroke embodiment and a short-stroke embodiment, the seal has two sealing beads, of which the one sealing bead sealingly abuts in all embodiments against a truncated cone-like sealing face of the valve body, while the other sealing bead, if required, abuts on an optionally provided additional cylindrical sealing face between the truncated cone-like sealing face and the tapered section.
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Bauer Hans J.
Bauer Hans-Peter
Halvosa George A.
Suspa Compart AG
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