Spring devices – Torsion – Coil
Patent
1992-04-28
1993-08-03
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Spring devices
Torsion
Coil
16197, 16DIG16, E16F 110, F05D 1300
Patent
active
052322084
ABSTRACT:
A coiled ribbon spring comprising a coiled ribbon spring body and, at a free end thereof, a tongue portion having first engagement means for operative connection to an object to be tensioned, said tongue having at a location between said first engagement means and the coiled ribbon spring body, second engagement means co-operable with first engagement means provided on another coiled ribbon spring. Also an assembly of such springs disposed one above the other working in concert e.g. in pairs.
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Braid Harold K.
Braid Simon C.
Bazerman Steven H.
Oberleitner Robert J.
Schwartz Chris
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