Compressible suction cup having additional vacuum compartment, as well as lip, and bellows therefor
A technology of bellows and bellows joints, applied in the field of bellows, capable of solving problems such as hub marks or dents
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[0033]By positioning one or more open through holes 40 and positioning one or more raised sealing portions 50, one or more pairs of opposing upper and lower side surfaces will be able to be locked in compression. For any given pair of opposing upper and lower surfaces (25; 35, 36; 35), at least one open through hole is required so that the surfaces can be locked in compression. Additionally, for any given pair of opposing upper and lower side surfaces, at least one raised sealing portion is required so that the surfaces can be locked in compression.
[0034] By forming a sealable compartment 45 between the upper outer surface 25 of the lip 20 and the lower outer surface 35 of the bellows 30 opposite thereto in the compressed state of the suction cup 10, as image 3 As shown in , and by providing an open through hole 40 through which the compartment can be evacuated into the inner volume 15, the suction cup can be locked in a compressed state when connected to a vacuum. In an ...
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