Pin for connecting machine elements with each other

Details Pin for connecting machine elements with each other Pin for connecting machine elements with each other

1983-03-28

1984-06-26

Kendell, Lorraine T.

Stock material or miscellaneous articles

Coated or structually defined flake, particle, cell, strand,...

Rod, strand, filament or fiber

403150, 403221, 403278, 428367, 428372, 428376, 428398, B32B 1500, F16C 1100

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ABSTRACT:
In order to provide a pin for connecting machine parts with one another, which is of optimally light weight, the pin is of a compound structure comprising a core of filler-reinforced synthetic plastics resin and a metallic envelope. As filler there are used quartz sand or carbon fibers. The envelope is preferably seated on the core under circumferential tensile bias. The manufacture of the pin takes place, for instance, by pressing the filler and a matrix resin system directly into a suitably prepared envelope.

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903, Machine Design, vol. 52, No. 10, May 8, 1980, Cleveland, Ohio USA.
McGonegal, Plastic Connecting Rods, Car Craft (1978).

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