Expansible chamber devices – With separate biasing means for working member – Tension spring
Patent
1988-09-12
1990-02-06
Garrett, Robert E.
Expansible chamber devices
With separate biasing means for working member
Tension spring
92 85A, 92130R, 921691, 921701, 92248, 92249, 277152, 277153, 277205, F01B 3100
Patent
active
048980820
ABSTRACT:
A plastic pneumatic cylinder has a cylinder housing, a piston within the housing, and a rod on which the piston is mounted. The cylinder is molded of a plastic synthetic resin and has a cylindrical bore of a predetermined diameter. The piston is molded in one piece from plastic synthetic resin, such as Delrin, in the form of a generally cylindrical body and a generally cylindrical sealing lip surronding and spaced radially from the body to seal slidably against the bore. The lip is flared out somewhat to have an edge that is of a greater diameter than the bore. The piston can be formed in single-acting or double-acting configurations. A conical return spring can be employed.
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Denion Thomas
Garrett Robert E.
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