Floating adapter module
AssigneeHanwit Precision Industries Ltd.
InventorsYing-Chih Tseng, Ming-De Wu, Ching-Kai Chang
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Abstract
A floating adapter module includes a base having two connecting portions, a receiving groove and a shaft mounted with a limiter, two docking parts respectively assembled at the connecting portions, the first and second elastic members respectively assembled at the receiving groove and the shaft, and a housing assembled and positioned in the receiving space of the base. The first elastic member is used to provide the base with horizontal and vertical (X, Y) radial floating in the receiving space. At the same time, the second elastic member is used to provide the base with axial (Z) floating in the receiving space. This achieves the purpose of floating displacement of the base located inside the housing.
Claims9
A floating adapter module, comprising a base, two docking parts, a floating unit and a housing, wherein:
- said base comprising a through channel inside, two connecting portions respectively provided on two opposite sides of said channel, a receiving groove and a shaft provided adjacent to each other on an outside of said base, and a limiter assembled on said shaft opposite to said receiving groove;
- said two docking parts are respectively assembled at said two connecting portions on both sides of said base;
- said floating unit comprising a first elastic member assembled at said receiving groove of said base and a second elastic member assembled around said shaft;
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- said housing comprising a receiving space for assembling and positioning said base, a through hole with a reduced diameter provided on one side of said receiving space, and an inner shoulder formed between said through hole and said receiving space to support one side of said second elastic member on said shaft, so that an outer side surface of said housing around said through hole opposite to said inner shoulder is used for said limiter on one side of said shaft to abut against.
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