Expansible chamber devices – Piston – With fluid passage in piston face
Patent
1974-04-05
1976-04-27
Cohen, Irwin C.
Expansible chamber devices
Piston
With fluid passage in piston face
92244, 277 63, 277 78, F16J 908
Patent
active
039532135
ABSTRACT:
In order to preclude the entrapment of low pressure fluid in the interior of U-form seal members in the peripheral grooves of a piston for a fluid power cylinder and in turn prevent the inward deflection of such seals, there are provided cuts or notches in the edges of the end portions of the piston member to effect the venting of the inside of the seal members. Preferably opposing flat chord-like cuts are made in the end portions of the piston down to a mid part of the peripheral groove such that the resulting flat sections can be used to fit into wrench or vise means for piston rod assembly purposes.
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Bimba Manufacturing Company
Cohen Irwin C.
Liggett Philip T.
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