Gm global technology operations llc (20240229867). EXTERNAL SNAP RING RETAINER simplified abstract
EXTERNAL SNAP RING RETAINER
Organization Name
gm global technology operations llc
Inventor(s)
Gregory William Deneszczuk of Royal Oak MI (US)
Jesus Rene Sanchez Urbina of Oak Park MI (US)
EXTERNAL SNAP RING RETAINER - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240229867 titled 'EXTERNAL SNAP RING RETAINER
The abstract describes a snap ring retainer system that secures two members together using a snap ring received in an annular groove.
- The system includes a first member with an annular groove, a second member engaged with the first member, and a snap ring securing the two members together.
- The snap ring retainer has a first portion engaged with the first member and a second portion extending radially to engage with the snap ring on the opposite side from the second member.
Potential Applications: - Automotive industry for securing components in vehicles - Industrial machinery for assembly and maintenance purposes
Problems Solved: - Provides a secure and efficient way to retain components together - Simplifies assembly and disassembly processes
Benefits: - Increased efficiency in assembly and maintenance tasks - Enhanced safety by securely retaining components
Commercial Applications: - Automotive manufacturing - Industrial machinery production
Questions about the snap ring retainer system: 1. How does the snap ring retainer system improve assembly processes? 2. What industries can benefit the most from using this technology?
Frequently Updated Research: - Stay updated on advancements in snap ring technology for potential improvements in the system.
Original Abstract Submitted
a snap ring retainer system includes a first member having an annular groove therein. a second member is engaged with the first member. a snap ring is received in the annular groove and includes a first side engaging the second member and securing the second member to the first member. a snap ring retainer includes a first portion engaged with the first member and a second portion extending radially from the first portion and engaged with the snap ring on an opposite side from the second member.