Machine element or mechanism – Engine starters
Reexamination Certificate
2006-05-03
2010-02-16
Binda, Greg (Department: 3679)
Machine element or mechanism
Engine starters
C464S037000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07661329
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for transferring torque from one rotatable element to another rotatable element using at least one pawl. The apparatus comprises a first rotatable element having at least one recess, a second rotatable element and at least one pawl coupled from the second rotatable element to the at least one recess. The method comprises coupling a first rotatable element, wherein the first rotatable element comprises at least one pawl to a second rotatable element, wherein the second rotatable element comprises at least one recess; rotating the first rotatable element; engaging the first rotatable element with the second rotatable element by adapting the at least one pawl to couple with the at least one recess; and transferring torque from the first rotatable element to the second rotatable element.
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Cali Connard
Ferreira Carlos
Binda Greg
Conntechnical Industries, Inc.
Moser IP Law Group
Taboada, Esq. Alan
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