A medical fixation device for measuring the strength of stator teeth.
By using a combination of V-grooves and guide pins in the medical fixation device, the problem of stator teeth rotating or shifting during testing was solved, enabling accurate crush strength testing and improving the accuracy and efficiency of test results.
CN224518354UActive Publication Date: 2026-07-17
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Filing Date
- 2025-07-11
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Existing medical fixation devices cannot effectively fix the stator teeth, resulting in large errors in test results and failing to accurately reflect the actual crushing strength.
Method used
The support part of the fixed seat has two opposing inclined surfaces forming a V-groove. The guide pin is movably set in the guide part. The stator teeth are fixed together by the V-groove and the guide pin, providing three connection and fixing points to ensure that the teeth remain stable during the test.
Benefits of technology
It effectively reduces test result errors, improves the accuracy of test results, can truly reflect the actual crushing strength of stator teeth, and improves test efficiency.
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Abstract
This utility model relates to the field of medical equipment technology, and in particular to a medical fixation device for measuring the strength of stator teeth. It includes: a fixing base, which has a support portion and a guide portion. The surface of the support portion has two opposing inclined surfaces to form a V-groove; the guide portion is spaced apart from the support portion and is located on the side facing the opening of the V-groove; and a guide pin, which is movably disposed on the guide portion and moves axially towards and away from the V-groove. This utility model can keep the teeth in a fixed position during testing, avoiding rotation or displacement of the teeth due to uneven force from the guide pin, effectively reducing test result errors and improving test result accuracy. It solves the problem that existing fixation devices cannot keep the teeth in a fixed position, resulting in large test result errors, low test result accuracy, and an inability to truly reflect the actual crushing strength of the stator teeth.
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