Expansible chamber devices – Piston – Plural separable parts
Patent
1973-01-26
1976-04-20
Cohen, Irwin C.
Expansible chamber devices
Piston
Plural separable parts
92255, 403261, 403326, F16J 112
Patent
active
039510484
ABSTRACT:
A piston and rod assembly wherein the rod has a pair of axially spaced grooves and the piston includes recesses disposed in opposite faces. One of the grooves is radially larger than the other and locking members are disposed in the grooves of the rod and extend into the recesses. A retaining means including a snap ring and an annular ring which is L-shaped in cross section are disposed radially outwardly of the locking members in the first recess for removably retaining the locking members in the first recess. A pair of threaded screws may also threadedly interconnect the retaining ring and the piston.
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Bloom, Jr. John J.
Hand Gene F.
Katowich Ronald F.
McAdams Paul F.
Clark Equipment Company
Cohen Irwin C.
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