Martin E Scott

US Patent:

48547476, Aug 8, 1989

Filed:

Nov 17, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/121475

Inventors:

Craig Siebert - Briarcliff Manor NY
Martin Scott - Brewster MA

Assignee:

Metallized Carbon Corporation - Ossining NY

International Classification:

F16C 1950
F16C 3506
F16C 4304

US Classification:

384447

Abstract:

A ball bearing comprising a substantially circular inner race having a first center, a substantially circular outer race having a second center substantially surrounding the inner race. The outer race is made up of a base and a pair of radially inwardly extending flanges which are spaced apart axially from one another. The flanges extend further inwardly at or adjacent the top of the bearing than they do from the bottom of the bearing. Rollable balls are held by the races in the usual manner. The provision of the extended upper flange permits greater wear of the balls before the bearing fails. This increases the times between the need for bearing changes.

US Patent:

47296747, Mar 8, 1988

Filed:

Apr 7, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/848764

Inventors:

Craig Siebert - Briarcliff Manor NY
Martin Scott - Brewster MA

Assignee:

Metallized Carbon Corporation - Ossining NY

International Classification:

F16C 3360
F16C 35067
F16C 4304

US Classification:

384505

Abstract:

A bearing composed of an inner race, two outer races concentric therewith and spaced axially from each other to leave a gap between them. Sets of ball bearings are located between the inner race and each of the two outer races. The outer races are provided with shoulders projecting axially toward one another and the whole is secured by a band wrapped circumferentially around the shoulders. Preferably, the band is thinner than the outer races so that part of the gap remains. The band is somewhat longer than the circumference and the ends are turned radially outwardly and fastened together. In a particularly improved form of the device, frames are located in the gap and are releasably fastened to one another. The width of the gap is larger than the thickness of the frames, so that there is a certain amount of play in the bearing. This provides a self-aligning feature.

Author:

Martin D. Scott

ISBN #:

2859172432

Author:

Martin Johnson Scott

ISBN #:

1928699006

Author:

Martin Scott

ISBN #:

0800793609

Author:

Martin Scott

ISBN #:

0743471520

Author:

Martin Scott

ISBN #:

0743488504

Author:

Martin Scott

ISBN #:

0743499085

Author:

Martin Scott

ISBN #:

0884193349