Reciprocable device with switching mechanism

Pumps – Motor driven – Fluid motor

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417521, 91346, 91341R, F01L 3102, F04B 1700

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055055931

ABSTRACT:
A reciprocable device comprising a reciprocable member mounted for reciprocating movement within a chamber and a valve system for controlling the supply of fluid under pressure to the reciprocable member to bring about reciprocation of the member. The valve system comprises a spool valve, a coupling mechanism for joining the reciprocable member and the spool valve, and a bistable spring, which is actuated by the reciprocable member, for driving the spool valve through the coupling mechanism.

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