Low friction traction drive assembly

Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Toothed gear and recirculated unconnected elements

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384552, 384553, F16H 1302

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050850911

ABSTRACT:
Friction in a traction drive assembly having counter-rotating races interconnected by drive balls captured by a stationary retainer is substantially reduced, and the life of the assembly is substantially extended, by interposing rolling interface elements between the drive balls and the retainer. The interface elements may take the form of balls, pins or wheels, and separate lubricating means for them may be provided.

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