Self-adjustment slider of telescopic jib
A telescopic and boom technology, applied in cranes, linear motion bearings, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve problems such as difficult operation of cranes, and achieve the effect of saving time
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[0040] figure 1 Through 4 are detailed views of one embodiment of the slider provided by the present invention and perspective views of individual parts. The slider consists of two parts, the thrust wedge 1 ( figure 1 with 2) and sliding part 5 (Figures 3 and 4). The thrust wedge 1 has a wedge surface 2 and a bearing surface 3 . The thrust wedge 1 also has securing means 4, in this example in the form of recessed eyelets, as structures for cooperating pretensioning means, which will be described in more detail below. The sliding part 5 shown in Figures 3 and 4 constitutes a supplementary part to the thrust wedge 1, the sliding part 5 has a sliding surface 6 on its outside and a wedge surface 7 on its inner surface, when these parts are in an assembled state, the wedge surface 7 and The wedge faces 2 of the thrust wedge are in contact and act together. The sliding part 5 also has a groove 8 . A part of the pretensioning device is then packed into the groove 8 and the groo...
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