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Fastener with anti-cross-threading point and method of assembly

A novel fastener member and a novel method of assembly are provided for engagement of the fastener member with a female member having an internally threaded bore. The fastener member includes a threaded shank portion and a novel point at a work entering end thereof. The point includes a radiused portion which is engaged within the female member threaded bore to start engagement of the fastener member therewith. In certain embodiments, the point further includes an unthreaded portion, which has a diameter that is slightly less than a minor diameter of the shank portion, connecting the radiused portion and the threaded portion. The radiused portion has a maximum diameter which is slightly less than a minor diameter of the threaded bore. The radiused portion may take many forms and, for example, may be spherical; partially spherical; or formed from a predetermined number of radiused portions integrally formed with each other. To engage the fastener member and the female member, the radiused portion is disposed within the threaded bore and thereafter, rotational movement and an end load are applied to one or the other of the fastener member or the female member. The radiused portion is completely inserted into the bore prior to engagement of the shank portion with the threads in the bore, and will promote lateral as well as pivotal moment as required to align the respective members to attain proper thread engagement.
Owner:TEXTRON IPMP +1

Optical fiber hermetic termination connector

A connector for mounting to and through a wall of a device. In one form of the invention a connector is used for mounting to and through a wall of a device. The connector includes a body, an optical fiber, and a sealant. The body includes a surface having an aperture. The optical fiber has a length and a first end and a second end. A portion of the length of the optical fiber being metallized. The optical fiber passes through the aperture of the surface of the body and the metallized portion of the optical fiber is attached to the aperture of the surface of the body so as to form a hermetic seal between the optical fiber and the aperture of the surface of the body. The sealant is located between the body and the surface of the device so as to provide a hermetic seal between the body and the wall of the device when the body is urged toward the wall of the device thus deforming the sealant. The connector allows an optical signal to be transmitted within the optical fiber through the body. The connector, at the first end of the optical fiber, is adapted so as to receive a second optical fiber where the second optical fiber and the optical fiber communicate with each other. The connector, at the second end of the fiber, is adapted so as to receive a third optical fiber where the third optical fiber and the optical fiber communicate with each other. Therefore, the second optical fiber communicates with the third optical fiber. A method of making the connector is also disclosed.
Owner:STRATOS INT
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