Linear actuator with contact type safety nut, and aerial work platform
AssigneeZhejiang Dingli Machinery Co., Ltd.
InventorsShugen Xu, Zhong Xu
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeZhejiang Dingli Machinery Co., Ltd.
InventorsShugen Xu, Zhong Xu
Estimating the term…
The present disclosure relates to the technical field of aerial work platforms, in particular to a linear actuator with a contact type safety nut, and an aerial work platform. The linear actuator includes a central screw, a driving nut mechanism, and a safety nut mechanism. The central screw has a screw raceway. The safety nut mechanism includes a safety nut seat sleeved at the periphery of the central screw. Limit hole channels pointing to the central screw are arranged on the safety nut seat. An elastic buffer element is arranged in each of the limit hole channels. A safety ball is arranged between the elastic buffer element and the central screw. The contact type safety nut enables the linear actuator to always keep safety, stability, and no loss of accuracy in a conversion process that the safety nut mechanism gets involved to take effect while the driving nut mechanism fails.
A linear actuator with a contact safety nut, comprising a central screw, a driving nut mechanism, and a safety nut mechanism coupled to the driving nut mechanism, wherein the central screw has a screw raceway, the safety nut mechanism comprises a safety nut seat sleeved at the periphery of the central screw, limit hole channels pointing to the central screw are arranged on the safety nut seat along a circumferential direction of the safety nut seat, an elastic buffer element is arranged in each of the limit hole channels, a safety ball is arranged between the elastic buffer element and the central screw, the safety ball partially extends into the screw raceway to be partially positioned in the corresponding limit hole channel, and the safety ball is capable of rolling along the screw raceway and moving along the corresponding limit hole channel;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.