Anti-vibration mount and attachment device

Abstract

Abstract 635,589. Stud-and-socket fastenings. CONTINENTAL RUBBER WORKS. July 30, 1947, No. 20638. Convention date, Aug. 14, 1946..[Class 44] [Also in Groups XIX and XXXII] A connector for joining a plurality of apertured members in spaced relation, comprises a body of resilient rubber, &c. including a centre flange portion 1 from the opposite sides of which shank portions 2, 3 extend outwardly, and have head portions 4, 5 of larger cross-sectional area than the shank portions thus defining grooves a, b, with the respective sides of the flange portion 1. Apertured sheet metal members (not shown) associated respectively with the supported and supporting members, are received by the grooves a, b. Each aperture is equal in diameter to the diameter of the connector at the base of the respective groove. Each head portion 4, 5 may be conical as shown or any other shape suitable to enable the head to be pushed or pulled through its respective aperture. A shank 8 may, or may not, be provided to assist in pulling the heads through the aperture, and may afterwards be cut off. The connector is described as applied to mounting instruments (see Group XIX] and may be applied to mounting motors, and connecting metal sheets.

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