Device for affixing to cylindrical components of medical instruments
AssigneeKarl Storz GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsSebastian Frey, Michael Sauer
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AssigneeKarl Storz GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsSebastian Frey, Michael Sauer
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The invention relates to a device for affixing to cylindrical components of medical instruments, for instance an instrumental shaft, having at least one intake part that can be mounted on the cylindrical component and can be affixed to the cylindrical component, wherein a sleeve-shaped collet chuck that essentially coaxially surrounds the cylindrical component is positioned in the intake part and whose inner diameter can be displaced between a span that can slide along the cylindrical component and a span that is in form-locking contiguity on the cylindrical component. To allow for a stationary clamping on the one hand and ensure a non-harmful clamping of the cylindrical component on the other hand, it is proposed with the invention that the inner diameter of the collet chuck can be displaced by a slider that can slide essentially diagonally to the cylindrical component and is mounted so that it can slide in the housing of the intake part.
A device for affixing to cylindrical components of medical instruments with at least one intake part that can be appended to the cylindrical component and secured to the cylindrical component, wherein in the intake part a sleeve-shaped collet chuck that essentially coaxially surrounds the cylindrical component is positioned, whose inner diameter can be displaced between a span that can be pushed along the cylindrical component and a span that is essentially in form-locking contiguity with the cylindrical component, characterized in that the inner diameter of the collet chuck can be displaced by a slider that can slide essentially transverse to a longitudinal axis of the cylindrical component and is mounted in the housing of the intake part;
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