Body to be bonded to a machine housing
AssigneePruftechnik Dieter Busch AG
InventorsHans-Jurgen Lienesch, Heinrich Lysen
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Abstract
A body to be bonded to a machine housing. The body may include a substantially flat adhesion surface provided with an undercut portion. The undercut portion may form a disc-like shoulder and an acute, wedge-shaped edge with the periphery of the adhesion surface, wherein the wedge-shaped edge is oriented to face away from the adhesion surface and to oppose the shoulder. The machine housing may further be provided with grooves adapted to improve the strength of a bond between an adhesive material and the adhesion surface.
Claims9
A metallic body, to be bonded to the outside of a housing of a machine, especially a vibrating machine, said metallic body comprising a housing or shell of a sensor, said sensor capable of converting a physical quantity, in particular a physical quantity related to one or more aspects of mechanical vibration, into a corresponding electrical signal, or said metallic body comprising an adaptor for attaching said sensor to the housing of the machine, said body further comprising a substantially flat adhesion surface, characterized in that said adhesion surface is adapted to accept a layer of adhesive thereon and is provided with an undercut portion which forms a shoulder and an acute, wedge-shaped edge with the periphery of said adhesion surface, said wedge-shaped edge being oriented to face away from said adhesion surface and to oppose said shoulder.
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