Adjustable mounting system
AssigneeVibro/Dynamics Corporation
InventorJerry D. Folkens
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AssigneeVibro/Dynamics Corporation
InventorJerry D. Folkens
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A mounting system comprising an adjustment means adaptable for assuming a load, a supporting member and a bearing member in spaced relationship, and a compressible resilient member is disposed in supporting relationship with the bearing member. A portable fluidic cylinder is adaptable for connection and disconnection to a fluid source means, and an opening between the bearing member and the supporting member, such as an opening in a side wall of the supporting member, is of sufficient size to accommodate the cylinder. The fluidic cylinder is portable and adaptable for interposition between the bearing member and the supporting member and extendable to space the supporting member in a direction away from the bearing member without reducing deflection or compression of the resilient member, thereby permitting adjustment of extremely heavy loads. After any desired adjustment has been accomplished, the fluidic cylinder is deactivated and subsequently removed from the mounting system, without reducing deflection of the resilient member.
In an adjustable mounting system, comprising (a) a bearing member, (b) a compressible resilient member disposed in supporting relationship with said bearing member, (c) a supporting member having a planar surface and disposed above and spaced from said bearing member, and (d) an adjustable member having a portion intermediate said bearing member and said supporting member and maintaining said bearing member in spaced relationship with said supporting member;
In an adjustable mounting system, comprising (a) a bearing member, (b) a compressible resilient member disposed in supporting relationship with said bearing member, (c) a supporting member having (i) a planar surface disposed above and spaced from said bearing member, and (ii) opposed side walls depending downwardly from said planar surface and disposed above the lowermost surface of said resilient member, and (d) an adjustable member having a portion intermediate said bearing member and said supporting member and maintaining said bearing member in spaced relationship with said supporting member;
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