Overload prevention mechanism
AssigneeA&D Company, Limited
InventorsYutaka DODATE, Naoto IZUMO
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Abstract
Provided is an overload prevention mechanism including a load receiving part provided with a flange having at least three ribs on the upper surface of the flange; a pedestal located below the load receiving part; an elastic body which has one end in contact with the load receiving part and the other end in contact with the pedestal, and which biases the load receiving part and the pedestal in such a direction that the load receiving part and the pedestal are separated from each other; and a connection member having on the lower surface thereof recessed grooves which engage with the ribs. The three or more ribs are disposed so as to restrict inclination and rattling of the load receiving part due to a load applied to the load receiving part.
Claims12
An overload prevention mechanism comprising:
- a load receiving part comprising
- a support part supporting a weighing dish,
- a side wall continuously provided downward from the support part, and
- a flange continuously provided sideways from a vicinity of a lower end of the side wall, and having three or more ribs on an upper surface thereof;
- a pedestal located below the load receiving part and having a fastening hole at a peripheral edge thereof;
- an elastic body in contact with the load receiving part at one end and with the pedestal at the other end, and biasing the load receiving part and the pedestal in a direction to be apart from each other;
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- a connection member having grooves engaging with the ribs on a lower surface thereof, having a through hole in contact with a base of the side wall in the center thereof and having a fastening hole at a building portion,
- the three or more ribs being disposed so as to restrict inclination and rattling of the load receiving part due to a load applied to the load receiving part, and
- the connection member and the pedestal being fixed to each other by fastening between the fastening hole of the connection member and the fastening hole of the pedestal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.