Receptacles – Container attachment or adjunct – Pressure relief means
Patent
1986-09-29
1988-09-13
Moy, Joseph M.
Receptacles
Container attachment or adjunct
Pressure relief means
220 67, 220 4R, B65D 2554
Patent
active
047703164
ABSTRACT:
In a housing (22) for a right-angle grinder (20), a pair of clamshell sections (24) and (26) are joined along a midplane (28). The interior of the housing (22) is formed with a motor case (34) and a gear case (36). Clamshell section (26) is formed with a rib (76) in a peripheral edge (72) thereof and is nested in a groove (58) formed in a peripheral edge (56) of clamshell section (24) to form an interlock for the housing (22). Slots (78) and (80) are formed transversely through the rib (76) along two spaced paths of the interlock to preclude a flowable lubricating substance from creeping from gear case (36), along the two spaced paths of the interlock to the motor case (34).
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Black & Decker Inc.
Hoofnagle J. Bruce
Moy Joseph M.
Murphy Edward D.
Weinstein Harold
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