Locking pin
CA 1232476 A · Owner: Liljedahl, Gunnar · Inventors: Liljedahl, Gunnar
Overview
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Locking pins are usually in the form of so called split pins. These pins are impaired by the disadvantage that they normally can be used only once and very often do not form a distinct locking position in the axial direction for the shaft locking which the pin is intended to perform. These disadvantages are eliminated in that the pin is formed from an elastic material, that it in its longitudinal direction has a symmetry plane, the section of which through the pin forms two opposite outlines one of which bends outwardly. The bent-out outline has a peak height measured from an opposite straight line, which connects two end points of the second outline of the locking pin which peak, height is …
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- Granted February 9, 1988. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 9, 2005.
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