Spring element for a shock isolating mount

Details Spring element for a shock isolating mount Spring element for a shock isolating mount

1989-01-30

1990-05-01

Ramirez, Ramon O.

Supports

Resilient support

Nonmetallic resilient element

2671411, 296 351, 411525, B62D 2704

Patent

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049212036

ABSTRACT:
A spring element for a shock isolating mount is adapted for multiple assembling and disassembling. The spring element comprises an annular segment having holding tabs extending radially inwardly from one end thereof; and aligning tabs which are shorter and wider than the holding tabs, and which extend radially inwardly from the same end of the annular segment.

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