Stop collar friction clamping device

Wells – Guide for device or conduit – Surrounding existing device or tubing

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C166S241100, C175S325100, C175S325500

Reexamination Certificate

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08074712

ABSTRACT:
A stop collar assembly used for axially securing and/or to resist axial sliding of a downhole tool device. The assembly provided on a housing of the downhole tool and includes a generally annular ring having an inner circumference beveled outward proximate to the ring edge. A clamp ring having a raised portion on its outer surface is disposed adjacent and substantially coaxial with the annular ring. Pushing the annular ring against the clamp ring compresses the clamp ring onto the housing to resist axial sliding of the annular ring.

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