Mandrel device and method for hard disks

Details Mandrel device and method for hard disks Mandrel device and method for hard disks

1998-04-29

2000-04-11

Gulakowski, Randy

Cleaning and liquid contact with solids

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134137, 134902, 414908, 211 411, 211 4112, 248200, 269 47, 269 52, B08B 300, B65G 5900, A47G 1908, F16M 1100, B23Q 100

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060477172

ABSTRACT:
An improved mandrel device (100) and method. The mandrel device (100) has an elongated member (117) for supporting a plurality of hard disks, for example. The elongated member (117) includes an inner member (107) that is defined between a pair of outer members (105), where each of the members have ridges (103) defined thereon. The combination of these members and ridges are used to support a plurality of disks that do not touch each other during, for example transportation.

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