18366355. GUIDE PIN, SYSTEM FOR PRECISELY CONTROLLING SPECIMEN INCLUDING THE SAME, AND METHOD FOR OBSERVING SPECIMEN USING THE SAME simplified abstract (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.)
GUIDE PIN, SYSTEM FOR PRECISELY CONTROLLING SPECIMEN INCLUDING THE SAME, AND METHOD FOR OBSERVING SPECIMEN USING THE SAME
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GUIDE PIN, SYSTEM FOR PRECISELY CONTROLLING SPECIMEN INCLUDING THE SAME, AND METHOD FOR OBSERVING SPECIMEN USING THE SAME - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18366355 titled 'GUIDE PIN, SYSTEM FOR PRECISELY CONTROLLING SPECIMEN INCLUDING THE SAME, AND METHOD FOR OBSERVING SPECIMEN USING THE SAME
The abstract of the patent application describes a guide pin consisting of a support part and a frictional column attached to the support part. The support part includes a lower support member with a screw structure on its outer surface and an upper support member on top of it. The frictional column surrounds the outer surface of the upper support member, with a lower hardness compared to the support part.
- The guide pin comprises a support part and a frictional column.
- The support part includes a lower support member with a screw structure and an upper support member.
- The frictional column has a lower hardness than the support part.
Potential Applications: - Medical devices - Industrial machinery - Automotive components
Problems Solved: - Improved stability and precision in guiding applications - Reduced wear and tear on components
Benefits: - Enhanced durability - Increased accuracy in guiding operations - Cost-effective solution
Commercial Applications: Title: Enhanced Guide Pin Technology for Precision Applications This technology can be utilized in various industries such as medical, industrial, and automotive for improved accuracy and durability in guiding operations.
Questions about Guide Pin Technology: 1. How does the lower hardness of the frictional column benefit the guide pin's performance? The lower hardness of the frictional column allows for smoother movement and reduced friction, enhancing the overall performance of the guide pin.
2. What are the potential drawbacks of using a guide pin with a screw structure on the lower support member? The screw structure may require additional maintenance and care to prevent damage or wear over time.
Original Abstract Submitted
A guide pin includes a support part and a frictional column coupled to the support part, and the support part includes a lower support member including a screw structure on an outer surface thereof, and an upper support member on the lower support member. The frictional column surrounds an outer surface of the upper support member. A hardness of the frictional column is lower than a hardness of the support part.
