Patent classifications
F16H2025/2481
LINEAR DRIVE WITH POSITIONAL ORIENTATION MEANS BETWEEN GUIDE TUBE AND SPINDLE NUT
A linear drive comprising a transmission housing and an electric motor which is connected thereto and which drives a mounted shaft which in turn drives a worm which meshes with a worm gear which is non-rotatably connected to a spindle on which runs a spindle nut, arranged displaceably in a guide tube. Provided between the guide tube and the spindle nut to ensure correct rotary angle orientation of the spindle nut, in relation to the guide tube are inner barsa and complementary guide grooves. To simplify machine-assisted mounting of the spindle nut, in the guide tube there are provided positional orientation means which implement correct rotary angle orientation of the spindle nut, upon insertion thereof into the guide tube in the push-in direction.
PRODUCTION METHOD OF BALL SCREW DEVICE AND PRODUCTION METHOD OF STEERING SYSTEM USING BALL SCREW DEVICE
A production method of a ball screw device is provided. The ball screw device includes a ball screw portion, a ball nut, rolling balls, and a retainer. The production method of the ball screw device includes: a first preparation step of preparing a nut subassembly as a standard product; a second preparation step of preparing the ball screw portion in plurality by types as ranked products; a measuring step of measuring a relative displacement in a thrust direction between the standard product and each ranked product; a determination step of determining whether the displacement meets a displacement specification; a replacing step of, if the displacement does not meet the specification, replacing the ranked product with another ranked product; and an assembling step of, if the displacement meets the specification, assembling the standard product and the ranked product into the ball screw device.
BALL SCREW DEVICE, MACHINE COMPONENT MANUFACTURING METHOD, MACHINE MANUFACTURING METHOD, VEHICLE MANUFACTURING METHOD, MACHINE COMPONENT, MACHINE, VEHICLE, HYDRAULIC FORMING METHOD, AND HYDRAULIC FORMING DIE
A ball screw device includes a nut (3), a screw shaft, and a plurality of balls arranged between the nut (3) and the screw shaft. The nut (3) includes a first member (11) disposed to surround the screw shaft, a second member (10) disposed between the screw shaft and the first member (11), and a third member (12) disposed between the first member (11) and the second member (10). The third member (12) includes a laminate body (12A) having a plurality of plates (22a, 22b) laminated in an axial direction. The laminate body (12A) includes an inner surface facing an outer surface of the second member (10). The inner surface of the laminate body (12A) has a shape corresponding to a shape of the outer surface of the second member (10).
Bridge-Type Ball Screw And Manufacturing Method Thereof
A method of manufacturing a bridge-type ball screw (1) with a bridge member (5) fit into a nut bridge window (6). The bridge member (5) has a linking groove (5a) with a rolling track that acts as a circulating path. After the bridge member (5) is fit into the nut bridge window (6), a cylindrical mandrel (8), with projections (9), is inserted into the nut (3). An upper die (10) restricts the upper surface of the bridge member (5) and is lowered while the nut (3) is held between the upper die (10) and the mandrel (8). A connection part is subject to plastic working by the projections (9) of the mandrel (8). The bridge member (5) is simultaneously deformed by the upper die (10) to secure the bridge member (5) into the nut bridge window (6).
NUT AND BALL SCREW DEVICE
A ball screw device includes a screw, a nut and a plurality of balls. A nut body includes an inner ring wall, a ball groove and an assembly groove. The assembly groove is axially arranged in the inner ring wall and runs through two axial ends of the nut body. Viewed from an axial end of the nut body, a shape of the assembly groove includes a narrow neck and a wide neck along a radial cross section of the nut body. A circulator is arranged in the assembly groove, where a shape of the circulator corresponds to the shape of the assembly groove, the circulator is provided with a guiding groove facing the inner ring wall, and the guiding groove and the ball groove form a ball circulating channel. The plurality of balls rolls in the ball circulating passage formed by a track groove and the ball circulating channel.
BALL SCREW
The invention relates to a ball screw including a spindle nut arranged on a lead screw, and balls, which roll on ball grooves of the spindle nut and of the lead screw, and a circumferential stop on the screw side and a circumferential stop on the nut side, the spindle nut being arranged in a sleeve surrounding the ball nut, the sleeve is formed from sheet metal by shaping and the nut-side circumferential stop is formed integrally on the sleeve.
Linear Actuator
A method of attaching the adjustment mechanism of a linear actuator with the drive assembly of the linear actuator without the use of traditional assembly techniques such as threaded fasteners, welds or rivets, so that when the adjustment mechanism and drive assembly are aligned and assembled, they lock together.
FINGER-LESS END CAP RETURN FOR BALL SCREW ASSEMBLY
This invention relates to an end cap return for a ball screw. The end cap uses tangential force from the sidewalls of the ball passage to roll the ball bearings sideways out of the leadscrew raceway rather than the typical protruding finger that picks the balls up directly. The end cap allows it to be advantageously fabricated with using additive manufacturing, making the end cap cost effective for use in custom ball screw assemblies. In some embodiments, the end cap may include an insert for certain portions of the end cap that can be easily and inexpensively replaced should the insert become worn.
SPLIT LEAD SCREW SLEEVE AND ASSOCIATED LINEAR ACTUATOR
A split lead screw sleeve includes a first lead screw sleeve fixedly sleeved on a lead screw nut and the lead screw nut and the first lead screw sleeve are integrally formed through injection molding. A second lead screw sleeve is fixedly connected to the first lead screw sleeve. The lead screw nut, the first lead screw sleeve, and the second lead screw sleeve are coaxially disposed. A plurality of through holes are disposed on the first lead screw sleeve. A plurality of protrusions are disposed on the outer wall of the lead screw nut and pass through the plurality of through holes one to one. The length of the second lead screw sleeve can be adjusted and the length of the first lead screw sleeve can be fixed.
Nut
A layered nut (10) comprises a plurality of thin nuts (12) formed with through-holes (16) having almost the same diameter. On the inner peripheral surface of each thin nut (12), a plurality of screw threads (18, 38) are formed at predetermined angular spacing so as to protrude toward the inside of the through-hole (16). In this case, the thin nuts (12) are layered along the direction of the central axis (14) so that the through-holes (16) become approximately coaxial. The outer peripheral surfaces of the layered thin nuts (12) are subjected to laser welding or the like, thereby joining the thin nuts (12) and completing the layered nut (10).