Coated driver and method of forming
AssigneeMorrison Timing Screw Co.
InventorsNick Lynn Wilson, Ryan Finke, Caleb J. Knepper
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AssigneeMorrison Timing Screw Co.
InventorsNick Lynn Wilson, Ryan Finke, Caleb J. Knepper
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A driver for coupling a driving device and a driven device includes a core defining a plurality of corner chamfers and a casing formed on and encasing the core. The casing has a contoured perimeter surface and a variable casing thickness, and is compressible during an interference fit installation to a coupling socket to provide a non-lubricated coupling which has zero backlash and substantially no running noise. The core is made of a metal-based material and includes a shaft bore for receiving an input shaft. In an illustrative example, the driver core is made of a stainless steel core and the casing is made of a high wear thermoset urethane material. The metal core can be recycled from the coated driver by removal of the polymeric casing, then recoated with a new casing to form a new coated driver including the recycled metal core.
A combination of a socket and a driver for engaging the socket, the socket including a cavity defined by a coupling surface, the driver comprising:
A combination of a socket and a driver for engaging the socket, the socket including a cavity defined by a coupling surface, the driver comprising:
A method for engaging a driver in combination with a socket, the socket including a cavity defined by a coupling surface, the method comprising:
A method for engaging a driver in combination with a socket, the socket including a cavity defined by a coupling surface, the method comprising:
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