Barry Wright Corporation

Charles M Salerno

Dale W Schubert

Alain Frochaux

Harold V Hamilton

Vibration isolators are manufactured by a co-injection molding process. Outer and inner parts of the isolators are molded first from a rigid or stiff thermoplastic material such as polystyrene and intermediate spring-like parts of the isolators are made of a thermoplastic elastomer such as copolymer of butadiene and styrene formed and bonded to the outer and inner parts in a subsequent molding step.

Method of coinjection molding of thermoplastic and thermoplastic

A self-positioning shock and vibration isolating suspension system is disclosed which incorporates one or more pneumatic mounts for supporting a load on a base. Each pneumatic mount comprises a hollow elastomer body with a diaphragm at each end, means for connecting one diaphragm to a base and the other to the load, means for pressurizing the elastomer body with a fluid so that the diaphragms and the fluid acting thereon form a pneumatic spring having a spring stiffness less than that of the hollow body, and means for varying the fluid pressure within the elastomer body in accordance with changes in the magnitude of the load.

Pneumatic vibration isolator and suspension system

The invention consists of provision of novel noise-silencing fluid-discharge devices which provide superior noise reduction. The devices comprise one or more flow-modifying elements which are made by rolling and compacting knitted metal wire mesh fabric. A preferred embodiment of the invention is an air discharge nozzle which is characterized by a high air discharge velocity while simultaneously effecting a sharp reduction in noise.

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Wayland, MA, United States of America

Charles M Salerno