Abstract:
In a method for connecting a spindle to a spindle holding element in order to produce a longitudinal adjustment device for a vehicle seat, a spindle that extends along a longitudinal axis is connected to an attachment portion of a spindle holding element in a materially bonded manner using a resistance welding method. In this way, a method for connecting a spindle to a spindle holding element in order to produce a longitudinal adjustment device for a vehicle seat is provided, this allowing a firm connection of a spindle to a guide rail via one or more spindle holding elements, with a production process that is easy to manage and to monitor.
Abstract:
A linear actuator includes a shell (10), an actuator mechanism (20), a telescopic tube (30) and at least one limit switch (40). An inner wall of the shell (10) has a guiding rail (11) formed thereon. The actuator mechanism (20) is disposed in the shell (10) and includes a motor (21) and a lead screw (22) driven by the motor (21). The telescopic tube (30) includes a nut (31) screwed with the lead screw (22) and an inner tube (32) integrally formed with the nut (31). The nut (31) has switching structures (311) and guiding slots (312) corresponding to the guiding rails (11). The limit switch (40) is fixed in the shell (10), and the limit switch (40) is capable of operating by a press of the switching structure (311). Therefore, the assembling of the linear actuator will be simplified for reducing sizes of components and occupied installation space.
Abstract:
An actuation system includes a linear actuator extends longitudinally along an actuation axis. A first link extends along a first centerline parallel to the actuation axis, where first link is on a first side of the linear actuator. A second link extends along a second centerline parallel to the actuation axis, where the second link is on a second side of the linear actuator. The first and the second links are configured to transfer a load along the first and the second centerlines between the component and the linear actuator.
Abstract:
Linear actuator, where a reversible electric motor (20) through a transmission (21) drives a non-self-locking spindle (22), by means of which an adjustment element (24) secured against rotation can be moved axially for adjusting an element connected thereto such as a backrest section in a bed. The actuator further comprises a quick release (27) for disengagement of the adjustment element (24) from the electric motor (20) and the part of the transmission (21) extending from the electric motor (20) to the quick release (27), such that the spindle (22) is rotated under the load on the adjustment element (24). Further, the actuator comprises brake means for controlling the speed of the adjustment element (24), when the quick release (27) is activated. The brake means are constituted by a rotary damper (45) of the fluid type comprising an internal body located in a liquid-filled hollow in an outer body, where one body is in driving connection with the spindle (22) or the part of the transmission extending from the spindle (22) to the quick release (27), and where a dampening effect, which dampens the speed of the spindle (22) and thus the adjustment element (24), is generated when this body is rotated relative to the other body as a result of activation of the quick release (27). It is thus possible to provide a construction where the lowering speed is self-controlling when the quick release is activated.
Abstract:
A spring compressor for compressing a power spring of an air gun within a compression tube of the air gun includes a beam that extends along a longitudinal axis between a first end and a second end. The beam includes a dovetail shaped slot that extends along the beam, for engaging an accessory rail on the air gun. The beam includes a clamp portion that is disposed adjacent the first end of the beam. The clamp portion is integrally formed with the main structure of the beam. The clamp portion is operable to directly engage the accessory rail on the air gun in clamping engagement. A compressor includes a rod in threaded engagement with a post, which is mounted adjacent the second end of the beam. Rotation of the threaded rod relative to the post moves the threaded rod axially along the longitudinal axis relative to the beam.
Abstract:
An electric actuator to be primarily used on an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) having implements such as snow plow is disclosed. The main purpose of the actuator is to allow the driver to rotate the blade when it is not touching the ground without having to get out of the vehicle. The actuator is composed of a stator assembly and a motor assembly. An electric motor is concealed in the motor assembly and drives a screwed or grooved part that engages the threaded or grooved inner surface of the stator assembly. Rotation of the screwed or grooved part induces a translational movement alongside the longitudinal axis of the actuator assembly. The translation movement induces the elongation or the retraction of the actuator depending on the rotating direction of the electric motor.
Abstract:
The screw motion mechanism includes: a threaded shaft having an outer peripheral surface provided with a helical thread groove, the threaded shaft having at least one axial end coupled to a first structural body; a nut member held in a rotatable manner with respect to a second structural body which is movable in an axial direction of the threaded shaft with respect to the first structural body, the nut member being threadedly engaged with the threaded shaft; and a spherical joint for coupling the at least one axial end of the threaded shaft to the first structural body, the spherical joint including: a spherical portion; and a sphere receiving portion for housing the spherical portion. When assuming an axial force applied to the threaded shaft as a variable, a line of a rotational torque intersects with a line of a sliding torque in a graph.
Abstract:
An adjustment device for a carrier plate which can be pivoted about two mutually orthogonal axes and is configured to receive a motor vehicle mirror, includes one motor per axis for moving a non-rotatably and non-tiltably guided linear drive, which is in engagement via a socket with a joint ball on the carrier plate, and a funnel-shaped hub provided with a hollow shaft. A hollow spherical segment of the funnel-shaped hub engages, by spring tabs, in a depression in the form of a hollow spherical segment in the carrier plate, and a spherical segment of the carrier plate is axially elastically clamped in a hollow spherical segment of a housing for drive trains of the two linear drives, thereby locking the hollow shaft on the housing.
Abstract:
The divergent segment comprises a stationary divergent portion and a movable divergent portion suitable for occupying a retracted position and a deployed position. The threaded rod has a head suitable for being supported by a support secured to the stationary divergent portion in cooperation with rotary drive means for driving the threaded rod in rotation, and a tip suitable for being inserted in a holder sleeve secured to the stationary divergent portion. The threaded rod is suitable for co-operating with a nut secured to the movable divergent portion so that rotation of said rod causes the movable divergent portion to move. The tip presents an enlargement having at least one groove passing axially therethrough.
Abstract:
This actuator for an aircraft engine nacelle mobile structure (9) comprises a motor (1) intended to be mounted on a fixed part of the said nacelle, an endless screw (21) able to be turned by this motor (1), a slideway (5) intended to be connected to the said mobile structure (9) and comprising a nut (29) in mesh with the said endless screw, and a first ball end (15) allowing an angular offset between the axis of the said endless screw (21) and the said slideway (5). This actuator is notable in that it comprises a sleeve (19) able to accommodate the said screw (21) and extending with clearance inside the said slideway (5), the said nut (29) being mounted on that end of the said sleeve (19) that is closest to the said motor (1), and the said first ball end being interposed between the other end of the said sleeve (19) and the said slideway (5).