Cable core conduit
AssigneeIncom International Inc.
InventorGeorge Feldstein
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Abstract
A cable core conduit for a motion transmitting system comprising an outer casing of resilient plastic material, the casing having a central longitudinally extending cavity, the cavity separated by a resilient metallic strength member into a plurality of longitudinally extending pathways each of which are adapted to receive motion transmitting cable cores for slidable movement therein, the plastic walls of the cavity providing the bearing surfaces for the slidable cores.
Claims10
A push-pull cable core conduit for a motion transmitting system comprising an outer casing of resilient plastic material having an inner plastic wall, said casing having a central longitudinally extending cavity, said cavity separated by a resilient metallic strength member into a plurality of longitudinally extending pathways each of which pathways are bounded by portions of the metallic strength member and the inner plastic wall, a like plurality of motion transmitting cable cores positioned severally in the pathways and spaced from the resilient metallic strength member and from the plastic wall of the outer casing for slidable movement therein, said inner plastic wall of said outer casing providing the bearing surfaces for said slidable cores.
A push-pull cable core conduit for a motion transmitting system comprising an outer casing of resilient plastic material, said casing having a central longitudinally extending cavity, said cavity separated by a resilient metallic strength member into a plurality of longitudinally extending pathways each of which are adapted to receive motion transmitting cable cores for slidable movement therein, said plastic walls of said cavity providing the bearing surfaces for said slidable cores, said resilient metallic strength has a vertical I-beam cross section, said outer casing is extruded in an integral piece, said resilient metallic strength member separates said cavity into two side-by-side longitudinally extending pathways.
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