Piston assembly for shock absorber

Details Piston assembly for shock absorber Piston assembly for shock absorber

1985-11-12

1986-10-07

Halvosa, George E. A.

Brakes

Internal-resistance motion retarder

Valve structure or location

1374939, 188280, 188282, 188317, 267127, 280714, F16F 934

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046154205

ABSTRACT:
A piston assembly for a shock absorber includes a first set of one or more ports, controlled by two valve mechanisms, which conduct fluid only during the rebound stroke of the piston. A second set of ports, controlled by a single valve mechanism, conducts fluid during all compression and rebound strokes. A third set of ports uncontrolled by any valve mechanism conducts fluid during all compression and rebound strokes.

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