3-position actuator
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Daikin Seisakusho
InventorMasahiro Ohkubo
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Daikin Seisakusho
InventorMasahiro Ohkubo
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A 3-position actuator having a moving body comprising a piston and piston rod slidingly reciprocating in an axial direction within a casing, a part of the rod protruding from said casing, said moving body being moved to one end side when fluid flows into a first fluid chamber through a first port formed on said casing, and said moving body being moved to the other end side when fluid flows into a second fluid chamber through a second port formed on said casing; characterized by that a pair of stoppers are installed in said casing with a specified clearance left between them in the axial direction, a pair of spring seats and a spring are installed between the pair of stoppers, said spring is located between the pair of spring seats to press one spring seat against one stopper and to press the other spring seat against the other stopper, a pair of stopping portions are provided on said moving body in a projecting manner with a specified clearance left between them in the axial direction, one stopping portion mates with said one spring seat from a side opposite to the spring under a state where said one spring seat contacts with said one stopper, and the other stopping portion mates with said other spring seat from the side opposite to the spring under a state where said other spring seat contacts with said other stopper.
A 3-position actuator having a moving body comprising a piston slidingly reciprocating for a specified distance in an axial direction within a casing having an inner surface of substantially constant diameter, and a piston rod which moves integrally with the piston and a part of which protrudes out of said casing, said moving body being moved to one end side when fluid flows into a first fluid chamber through a first port formed on said casing, and said moving body being moved to the other end side when fluid flows into a second fluid chamber through a second port formed on said casing;
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