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AN IMPROVED PAWL
   
Document Number
US Patent 3703838
Issued Date
November 28, 1972
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An arm holds a pallet jewel against a ratchet wheel which is thinner than the pallet jewel, and the arm is fitted with fingers which lie on either side of, but do not touch, the ratchet wheel. In case of mechanical shock to the system in a direction transverse to the ratchet wheel, the fingers come into contact with the face of the wheel and prevent disengagement of the jewel from the wheel.
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Published
November 28, 1972
Application Number
05/110,958
Filed
January 29, 1971
US Classification
74/575   368/131 74/578 968/79
Int'l Classification
G04B   11/00   (20060101)   G04B   11/04   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
Priority Data
Feb 02, 1970 [JA] 45/8571
USPTO Field of Search
74/577SF   74/577S   74/577R   74/575   74/578   74/1.5   58/28D   58/116R  
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