Spring devices – Resilient shock or vibration absorber – Including energy absorbing means or feature
Patent
1993-05-14
1995-02-07
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Spring devices
Resilient shock or vibration absorber
Including energy absorbing means or feature
267293, 2802501, F16M 700, A61G 502
Patent
active
053869729
ABSTRACT:
A spring element (7) acting in the vertical direction on the rear wheels (12) of a wheelchair is connected on the one hand via a supporting tube (3) to the frame (1) of the wheelchair and on the other hand via a supporting tube (5) for the wheel axle bearing (6) to the wheel axle. The superposed supporting tubes (3, 5) are arranged coaxially with respect to a guide rod (2) fastened on the wheelchair frame (1) and thereby enclose the spring element (7).
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Dultmeyer Josef
Hoehner Peter
Wahle Michael
Elastogram GmbH
Oberleitner Robert J.
Schwartz Chris
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