Rotary actuator

Expansible chamber devices – Rectilinearly moving working member and coaxial or parallel... – Element extends through working member portion

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92 32, 92 5R, 744248B, 74 89, F01B 300

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056343906

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a rotary actuator utilizing magnetic screws which are stably rotatable at a great torque with little torque variation. The rotary actuator comprising (a) a closed hollow cylinder, a piston sliding within the cylinder, and a rotary shaft which rotates with the sliding of the piston, has (b) a first magnetic screw member which makes a linear motion in synchronism with the sliding of the piston, and is provided with a first spiral magnetized band, and (c) a rotary shaft rotatably supported in relation to the first magnetic screw member, and having a second magnetic screw provided with a second spiral magnetized band. (d) With the sliding of the piston, the second magnetic screw receives the magnetic force from the first magnetic screw to thereby rotate the rotating shaft.

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patent: 5241895 (1993-09-01), Weyer
patent: 5299489 (1994-04-01), Obrecht et al.
patent: 5456134 (1995-10-01), Bouwer et al.
H 1191 U.S. Statutory Invention Registration Jun. 1993 (Hutchison et al).

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