Joints and connections – Flexibly connected rigid members – Flexible sleeve-type coupling
Patent
1977-11-10
1979-10-23
Halvosa, George E. A.
Joints and connections
Flexibly connected rigid members
Flexible sleeve-type coupling
64 11B, 64 27R, 267 571A, 267153, 267154, F16D 300
Patent
active
041719204
ABSTRACT:
A replaceable torsion type spring assembly or unit having a resilient elastomeric tubular member with one end of such tubular member secured to a stationary member and the other end of such tubular member secured to a member that has force applied thereto for rotating such last member. A hollow tubular member is loosely journaled internally of the resilient elastomeric tubular member to provide support to the spring assembly.
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Kramer James H.
Orndorff, Jr. Roy L.
Halvosa George E. A.
Januszkiewicz Joseph
The B. F. Goodrich Company
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