Force-multiplying pneumatic device
Abstract
Abstract A force multiplying pneumatic device, such as a booster, includes a body (1) having therein front and rear chambers (4 and 5) divided by a diaphragm (2) and a power piston (3). When a pressure difference is produced across the two chambers by operation of an input shaft (6) a frontward thrust is produced on the power piston and is transmitted to an output shaft (12) through an elastic reaction disc (10) which also acts to transmit a proportion of the reaction force of the output shaft to the input shaft. The reaction disc is received in a recess (3e) formed in the front side of the power piston and is retained in the recess by a cylindrical retainer (11) removably secured to the power piston. The retainer slidably receives therein the rear end of the output shaft and has stop means (11 a) thereon to prevent the output shaft from accidental falling out of the power piston.
Inventors
- 👤 Ando Hiromi
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