Piston-cylinder type air damper

Expansible chamber devices – Cylinder detail – Cylinder or liner retained in casing by casing closure or...

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921691, 403372, 285321, F01B 1102, F16J 1000

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051653249

ABSTRACT:
A piston-cylinder type air damper includes a cylinder having an open end and a closed end, a piston having a head slidable along and in contact with the inner wall of the cylinder and a rod extending axially from the head and projecting outwardly from the open end of the cylinder, and a cap fitted upon the open end of the cylinder and permitting the rod to centrally penetrate therethrough. The cap is molded from a soft material into a C-shaped cylinder having a slit and two outwardly projecting claws formed upon the outer periphery thereof within the vicinity of the opposite ends thereof which define the slit therebetween. The cylinder has a hole formed within a side wall portion thereof at the open end thereof for engaging the two claws of the cap therein.

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patent: 4532856 (1985-08-01), Taylor
patent: 4856625 (1989-08-01), Oshida
patent: 5050911 (1991-09-01), Morrison

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