Insert for Attaching a First Component to a Second Component
AssigneeBossard AG
InventorYung Ta Su
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Abstract
The disclosure refers to an insert for attaching a first component to a second component. The insert comprises a body with portions being arranged in the following sequence along a centre line of the insert between two front ends: A first portion with a first diameter; a second portion with a second diameter; a third portion with a third diameter, and a fourth portion with a fourth diameter. The geometries are such that the second diameter is less than the first diameter and less than the third diameter, and the third diameter is less than the first diameter. Finally, the fourth diameter is less than the third diameter. This insert resists increased pull forces when being inserted in the second component
Claims18
Insert for attaching a first component to a second component, comprising
- a body comprising portions being arranged in the following sequence along a centre line of the insert between two front ends
- a first portion with a first diameter
- a second portion with a second diameter,
- a third portion with a third diameter, and
- a fourth portion with a fourth diameter,
- wherein the second diameter is less than the first diameter and less than the third diameter,
- wherein the third diameter is less than the first diameter, and
- wherein the fourth diameter is less than the third diameter.
Insert for attaching a first component to a second component, comprising
- a body comprising portions being arranged in the following sequence along a centre line of the insert between two front ends
- a first portion with a first perimeter,
- a second portion with a second perimeter,
- a third portion with a third perimeter, and
- a fourth portion with a fourth perimeter,
- wherein the second perimeter is less than the first perimeter and less than the third perimeter,
- wherein the third perimeter is less than the first perimeter, and
- wherein the fourth perimeter is less than the third perimeter.
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