Quick locking device for axial locking

Joints and connections – Manually releaseable latch type

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2425974, 2425975, 403315, 403325, F16B 2100

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055015433

ABSTRACT:
A quick locking device for producing axial locking forces on a smooth shaft has a housing, a freely supported clamping ring adapted to surround a shaft and located inside the housing with pretensioning by a spring force in a ring-shaped chamber changeable in an axial direction, diametrically opposite pins provided on the clamping ring and contacting surfaces which limit the chamber in contact points, a locking unit and a clamping unit provided with a locking thread and arranged so that axial locking forces are transmitted through the locking unit and the locking thread of the clamping unit and through the pins for form-locking connection between the clamping ring and the shaft in the region of self-locking, and a spring providing tensioning of the clamping ring and vectorially supporting a clamping action through the pins.

REFERENCES:
patent: Re31015 (1982-08-01), Moore
patent: 3501107 (1970-03-01), Assony
patent: 3737136 (1973-06-01), Snurr
Quik-Lok "Change Spools--Without Tools".
Dubbel 14, Bild 35, p. 368, 1981.

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