Patent classifications
B23P11/02
TOOL FOR INSERTING A FASTENER INTO A STRUCTURE BY INTERFERENCE AND INSTALLATION METHOD FOR INSTALLING A FASTENER IN A STRUCTURE BY INTERFERENCE USING SUCH A TOOL
A fastener installation tool and method for interference fit, said fastener (10) comprising a head and a grasping element, said tool comprising a first body (30) extending along a first main axis and having: —at least one load-reacting surface, of which one also constitutes a surface for the application of a load; —a load transmission surface, and—a housing extending along the first main axis from a first end of said first body, said housing being extended along the first main axis by a drilling extending from said housing as far as a second end of said first body. According to the invention, the load transmission surface is situated at the second end of the first body (30) and extends perpendicular to the first main axis, said load transmission surface being dimensioned to be able to bear simultaneously on the head and on the insert clamp.
CONNECTING METHOD AND CONNECTING APPARATUS
A connecting method includes: measuring at least one of control dimensions that influence a dimension of a member obtained by connection of a first member and a second member to each other, the second member including a connection insertion portion where the first member is inserted; determining, according to the at least one of the control dimensions, a relative position for positioning the first member and the second member by insertion of the first member in the connection insertion portion; heating the second member to a first temperature; inserting the first member in the connection insertion portion to place the first member and the second member in the relative position; and stopping the heating of the second member and maintaining the first member and the second member in the relative position.
GOLF CLUB HEAD WITH GROOVES AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE
Embodiments of golf clubs with grooves and methods of manufacture thereof are described herein. In one embodiment of a golf club described herein, the golf club has a head with a body. The body has a strike face with channels and at least one insert located within at least one of the channels. At least one of the channels comprises a single groove, and the insert forms at least a portion of the single groove. At least one of the channels comprises an opening on the strike face that is narrower than a bottom of the at least one of the channels. Other embodiments and related methods are also disclosed herein.
Method of joining a pinion cartridge and an axle housing
A method for joining components of a vehicle drive axle assembly. The method includes heating an axle housing to a first predetermined temperature and cooling a pinion cartridge to be installed with the housing to a second predetermined temperature. Removing the axle housing from exposure to the first predetermined temperature and removing the pinion cartridge from the second predetermined temperature and rapidly installing the pinion cartridge within the axle assembly before the axle assembly and the pinion return to ambient temperature provides a frictional fit, joining the two components without use of additional fastening devices.
Joining method for a medical device
A joining method for a medical device, in particular a surgical instrument or implant, with a shaft and an attachment to be secured on the shaft, the method having the following steps: heating the attachment or cooling the shaft, such that an internal diameter of an opening of the heated attachment is greater than an external diameter of the shaft, then placing the shaft into the opening of the attachment, and then cooling the attachment, so as to shrink the attachment onto the shaft in a manner substantially free of gaps, or heating the shaft, such that the shaft and the opening are connected by an interference fit. A corresponding medical device is produced by the joining method.
INDUCTION HEATING DEVICE, SLEEVE ELEMENT AND METHOD FOR A WEAR PROTECTION OF A MAGNETIC FLUX CONDUCTING ELEMENT BY THE SLEEVE ELEMENT
An induction heating device for a shrink-clamping and/or unshrink-unclamping of tools into and/or out of a tool holder, includes an induction heating unit having at least one induction coil configured to thermally expand at least a portion of a tool holder arranged in a receiving region of the induction heating unit, and includes at least one magnetic flux conducting unit for a conduction of a magnetic flux generated by the induction coil, having at least one magnetic flux conducting element, preferably supported movably relative to the receiving region and implemented at least to a large extent of a ferrite material, and includes a sleeve element, arranged on the magnetic flux conducting element and covers the magnetic flux conducting element on at least one side of the magnetic flux conducting element that faces toward the receiving region in at least one operating state of the magnetic flux conducting unit.
Recliner mechanism for seat assembly and method of manufacturing
A method for manufacturing a recliner mechanism may include movably attaching a first plate of a recliner heart to a second plate of the recliner heart, positioning a gap ring onto the first plate of the recliner heart, positioning an encapsulation ring around the first and second plates such that the gap ring is disposed axially between the first plate and the encapsulation ring, and removing at least a portion of the gap ring from between the first plate and the encapsulation ring to form a clearance gap between the first plate and the encapsulation ring.
Recliner mechanism for seat assembly and method of manufacturing
A method for manufacturing a recliner mechanism may include movably attaching a first plate of a recliner heart to a second plate of the recliner heart, positioning a gap ring onto the first plate of the recliner heart, positioning an encapsulation ring around the first and second plates such that the gap ring is disposed axially between the first plate and the encapsulation ring, and removing at least a portion of the gap ring from between the first plate and the encapsulation ring to form a clearance gap between the first plate and the encapsulation ring.
Coupling Body, Fuel Injection Valve Including Coupling Body, and Method for Manufacturing Coupling Body
A method for manufacturing a coupling body includes a press-fitting step of press-fitting a coupling shaft-shaped portion of a valve member into a pit portion of a cap. A peripheral surface of a high-hardness component having a relatively high hardness of an outer peripheral surface of the coupling shaft-shaped portion of the valve member and an inner peripheral surface of the pit portion of the cap includes: a first-stage cylindrical surface having a diameter difference with respect to a peripheral surface of a low-hardness component; and a second-stage cylindrical surface positioned closer to a rear side in a press-fitting direction than the first-stage cylindrical outer peripheral surface and protruding in a radial direction to form a step with respect to the first-stage cylindrical surface. The press-fitting step includes: a first stage at which the peripheral surface of the low-hardness component is deformed in a plastic region by the first-stage cylindrical surface; and a second stage at which the peripheral surface subjected to the deformation in the plastic region is deformed by the second-stage cylindrical surface in an amount smaller than the deformation amount at the first stage.
Coupling Body, Fuel Injection Valve Including Coupling Body, and Method for Manufacturing Coupling Body
A method for manufacturing a coupling body includes a press-fitting step of press-fitting a coupling shaft-shaped portion of a valve member into a pit portion of a cap. A peripheral surface of a high-hardness component having a relatively high hardness of an outer peripheral surface of the coupling shaft-shaped portion of the valve member and an inner peripheral surface of the pit portion of the cap includes: a first-stage cylindrical surface having a diameter difference with respect to a peripheral surface of a low-hardness component; and a second-stage cylindrical surface positioned closer to a rear side in a press-fitting direction than the first-stage cylindrical outer peripheral surface and protruding in a radial direction to form a step with respect to the first-stage cylindrical surface. The press-fitting step includes: a first stage at which the peripheral surface of the low-hardness component is deformed in a plastic region by the first-stage cylindrical surface; and a second stage at which the peripheral surface subjected to the deformation in the plastic region is deformed by the second-stage cylindrical surface in an amount smaller than the deformation amount at the first stage.