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Rollers including labyrinth seals
   
Document Number
US Patent 4277114
Issued Date
July 7, 1981
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Lindegger; Eric X. (Germiston, 1400,ZA)
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Abstract
A labyrinth seal element comprises a primary wall extending generally radially outwardly from a central axis, a central opening within said primary wall for receiving a shaft, and a plurality of spaced generally axially extending annular scavenging walls projecting from a side of the primary wall. Each axially extending annular scavenging wall has a radially outer surface which diverges away from the axis as it extends from the primary wall. At least one of the annular scavenging walls partly defines a radially outwardly facing annular groove for inhibiting passage of dirt radially inwardly along the respective side of the primary wall towards the axis.
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Published
July 7, 1981
Application Number
06/076,537
Filed
September 18, 1979
US Classification
384/144   277/420 384/480
Int'l Classification
B65G   39/00   (20060101)   B65G   39/09   (20060101)   F16C   13/02   (20060101)   F16J   15/447   (20060101)   F16J   15/44   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Sep 26, 1978 [ZA] 78/5451
USPTO Field of Search
277/56   277/57   277/67   277/152   308/20   308/36.1   308/36.4   308/36.5   308/187   308/187.1   308/187.2  
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