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Stop-choc Schwingungstechnik Gmbh & Co.

Stop-choc Schwingungstechnik Gmbh & Co. Kg

Lothar F Schaefer

Claus-Peter Klages

Hermann Puetter

Andreas Weiper-Idelmann

Matthias Fryda

Claudia Merk

Alexander Hampel

Diamond electrodes

In a vibration damper, a load-attachment unit carried by a spring member has an axially supported fixing screw with a threaded section pointing upwards, the head of the fixing screw being accessible by way of openings in a fastening part supporting the fixing screw, the spring member and a base plate from the underside of the vibration damper, so that the vibration damper may be located on those machine parts in which there is no possibility of access to the support point from above.

Vibration damper

Apparatus for producing all metal spring cushions

In a locking latch assembly for mounting an electronic component drawer in a rack a clamping ring 30 is provided with plug and socket elements 46, 48 adapted to cooperate with a dynamometric key. An all metal hollow cylindrical spring cushion 44 is received within the cup-shaped clamping ring, a support stud 32 formed integral with the clamping ring 30 supporting the interior surface of the spring cushion along a portion of the axial extent thereof. The free end face of the spring cushion 44 forms a thrust bearing cooperating with a latch ring 52 adapted to receive a latch hook 60 fixed to the drawer. The clamp ring 30 runs on a threaded bolt 22 being in turn pivotally connected to drawer support rails 12 through a pivot pin 18.

Locking latch assembly for mounting an electronic component drawer in a

A tool for extracting an electronic slide-in unit from a fixing rack comprises a handle (50) the free end of which carries an elliptic cam member (48). The latter is adapted to be inserted between a front plate (38) of the slide-in unit (16) and a rail (24) of the rack and is dimensioned such that pivoting of the tool causes the front plate (38) to move away from the rack by a distance sufficient to completely overcome the clamping forces of connectors provided on the rack and the slide-in unit, respectively.

Tool for removing an electronic slide-in unit from a fixing rack

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Munich, Georgia

Lothar F Schaefer