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US 6,361,257 B1Granted
Parallel wave washer
AssigneeIllinois Tool Works Inc.
InventorAnthony J. Grant
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Abstract
A parallel wave washer having a body member with an aperture disposed therethrough, a first groove and a first ridge are disposed across a first end of the body member, the first groove is spaced apart from the first ridge and is aligned parallel thereto, a second groove and a second ridge are disposed across an opposite second end of the body member, the second groove is located generally opposite and is aligned parallel to the first ridge, and the second ridge is located generally opposite and is aligned parallel to the first groove.
Claims8
A washer comprising:
- a body member having a first end and an opposite second end;
- an aperture disposed through the body member;
- a first groove and a first ridge disposed across the first end of the body member, the first groove spaced apart from the first ridge and parallel thereto;
- a second groove and a second ridge disposed across the second end of the body member, the second groove generally opposite and parallel to the first ridge, the second ridge generally opposite and parallel to the first groove,
- the body member having a generally N-shaped profile, the aperture having a substantially central axis, the first groove and the second ridge disposed on one side of the axis and the first ridge and the second groove disclosed on another side of the axis.
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A washer comprising:
- a body member having a first end and an opposite second end;
- an aperture disposed through the body member;
- a first groove and a first ridge disposed across the first end of the body member, the first groove spaced apart from the first ridge and parallel thereto;
- a second groove and a second ridge disposed across the second end of the body member, the second groove generally opposite and parallel to the first ridge, the second ridge generally opposite and parallel to the first groove,
- the body member having a generally N-shaped profile;
- the body member is a substantially annular split ring, the split forms first and second oppositely facing portions aligned without an axially offset therebetween, the gap is parallel with the ridges and grooves.
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