Slide mechanism having means for fixing movable frames
AssigneeMitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKatsuhiko Iijima, Katsuhiko Yoshida
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AssigneeMitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKatsuhiko Iijima, Katsuhiko Yoshida
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A slide mechanism comprising a movable frame mounted for generally horizontal longitudinal movement along a support frame, the movable frame comprising first and second projections which extend transversely of the support frame adjacent an upper portion and a lower portion respectively of the support frame, and a slide member releasably mounted in a first groove formed in the under side of the first projection and having a second groove arranged for sliding movement along a guide rail disposed longitudinally on the upper side of the said upper portion of the support frame, wherein one of the first and second grooves has a wedge shaped cross-section and the other groove has a semi-cylindrical cross-section, there being provided means for urging together an inclined face on the second projection and an inclined face on a downward projection of the said lower portion of the support frame which is disposed in a recess in the second projection.
A slide mechanism comprising a movable frame mounted for generally horizontal longitudinal movement along a support frame, the movable frame comprising first and second projections which extend transversely of the support frame adjacent an upper portion and a lower portion respectively of the support frame, and a slide member releasably mounted in a first groove formed in the under side of the first projection and having a second groove arranged for sliding movement along a guide rail disposed longitudinally on the upper side of the said upper portion of the support frame, wherein one of the first and second grooves has a wedge shaped cross-section and the other groove has a semi-cylindrical cross-section, there being provided means for urging together an inclined face on the second projection and an inclined face on a downward projection of the said lower portion of the support frame which is disposed in a recess in the second projection.
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