Method of attaching a valve disc to a drive shaft

Fluid handling – Processes – Cleaning – repairing – or assembling

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2989013, 29890132, 137315, 251308, 403356, F16K 122, F16K 148

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052772160

ABSTRACT:
The drive shaft is formed with a longitudinally extending groove and the wall of a blind bore formed in the valve disc for receiving the shaft is formed with a projection which fits in the groove by a punching operation. The mating parts are readily made by conventional metal forming techniques and there is no need to pierce the disc.

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