Spring devices – Resilient shock or vibration absorber – Nonmetallic – resilient element
Patent
1998-04-20
2000-08-22
Schwartz, Christopher P.
Spring devices
Resilient shock or vibration absorber
Nonmetallic, resilient element
267292, 267293, 26714011, 267141, 2671413, 267153, F16F 700
Patent
active
061059447
ABSTRACT:
A bonded component (126) adapted for insertion in a housing (120) thus forming a mount (118). The bonded component (126) includes an inner member (128) including a outer periphery (129) having a preferably non-planar profile along its width and an elastomer (130) bonded thereto. The elastomer (130) includes a first arcuate section (142) extending through a first arc (.theta..sub.1) and having first and second lateral faces (150a-c), a second arcuate section (142') extending through a second arc (.theta..sub.2) also having first and second lateral faces (150b-d), notches (148a-d) formed in first and second lateral faces of each of said first and second arcuate sections, the notches only extending part way across each of said sections. In another aspect, the location of the notches (148a-d) are vertically and/or angularly offset from said fore-and-aft axis (146). Bottom trough portions (149a-d) of the notches are preferably oriented such that they intersect preferably cylindrical peripheral faces (151a, 151b) of the arcuate sections 142, 142' at approximately a 45 degree angle.
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Gnibus Michael M.
Kramer Devon
Lord Corporation
Schwartz Christopher P.
Wayland Randall S.
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