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US1677269A - Nonremovable nut - Google Patents
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US1677269A
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Thomas N Burghart
1925-12-21 Application filed by Thomas N Burghart filed Critical Thomas N Burghart
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July 17, 1928. 1,677,269 T. N. BURGHART NONREMOVABLE NUT Filed Dec. 21, 1925 Patented July 17, 1928.
UNITED, STATES- THOMAS N. BURGHART, OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
NONREMOVABLE 1W1.
Application filed December 21, 1925. Serial No. 76,621.
My invention" relates to non-removable nuts and more particularly. tothe type used for permanently fastening parts to prevent disconnection thereof by unauthorized persons.
The objects are to provide a simple screw fastening with which the parts may be quickly and permanently fastened in osition, in
' close and cramped places, and which is practically impossible to remove to effect a disconnection of the fastened parts. i
These objects, and other advantageous endswhich will be described hereinafter, I attain in the following manner, reference being had to the accompanying drawings in which Figure 1 is a perspective view of a screw fastening embodying my invention,
Figure 2 a side elevation of the fastening shown in Figure 1 drawn on a smaller scale with the nut shown in section,
Figure-3 a view similar to F igure 2 of a modified form with the nut shown in full,
Figure 4 a central section through two parts fastened by the screw fastening shown in Figure 1,
Figure 5 a similar view showing the screw fastening in a finished condition,
Figure 6 a view similar to Figure 4 showing the modified form in position, and
Figure 7 a view similar to Figure 5 showing the finished condition of the modified form.
Referring to the drawing, 1 indicates a bolt which consists of a shank 2, a head 3 on the shank, a reduced part 4 integral with the head and a wrench-engaging part 5 integral with the reduced part. Head 3 may be of the counter-sunk type as shown in Figure 2 or the cylindrical type shown at 3 in Figure 3. A nut 6 is threaded to the shank and has a reduced part 7 integral therewith and surrounding the shank, and
I a wrench-engaging part 8 integral with the counter-sunk holes 14 as shown in are fastened to each other by the screw asten reduced part and also surrounding the shank. The parts 7 and 8 are non-threaded, their bore 9 being of large enough diameter to clear the threads of the shank. The periph-' eral surface 11 ofnut 6 is preferably circular so that it may fit tightly within the circular opening in .the part which it fastens. Nut 11 may be of either the counter-sunk type shown in Figure 2 or the. cylindrical type shown in 11 in Figure 3.
' Two parts 12-and 13 when provided with ing shown in Figure 2, and when provided with counter-bored holes .14? as shown in F igure 6, they are fastened by the screw fastening shown in Figure 3. In either case the bolt is passed through the holes and the nut is screwed down onto the shank by hand until it binds the parts together. Thebolt is then held against turning by a wrench fitting on the wrench-engaging part 5 and the nut is screwed down tightly by a wrench fitting the wrench-engaging part 81 The screwing down of the nut is continued until the resistance thereto becomes so great that the stress produced by turning the part 8 will cause it to shear off at the reduced part 7. This sheared off part 8 is then slipped .off the shank and the shank, off with a hack saw or otherwise, and then beaten over with a hammer as shown at 15 in F i ure 5 and 15 in' Figure 7. The wrenc -engaging part 5 on the head of the bolt is then twisted off at the reduced part 4, in a manner similar to that of part 8. Any burrs left by part 4, may be cut off with a chisel. or otherwise to make a neat finish on the head as shown at 16 and 16 in Figures 5 and 7.
\Vhile I have illustrated and described a if too long, is cut bolt and other modifications might be made without departing from the scope of the appended claims. 7
1. A non-removable nut including a body part having a desired outer shape and threaded on the inside, a reduced non-- threaded part integral with said body part havin a bore slightly larger than the threa ed part of said body part, the center" of said bored portion being in line with the center of said threaded part, a wrench-engaging art integral with said reduced art,
said re uced part being of comparatively slight construction and adapted to be sheared ofl' upon the application of certain force to said wrench-engaging part.
2. A non-removable nut including a body part having a circular periphery and formed to fit a depression .in a surface conforming to its outer shape,"'said nut being threaded to fit a bolt passing through the depres sion; a. non-threaded reduced part integral with the body part, and a non-threaded wrench-engaging part integral with the reduced part, said reduced part being of comparatively slight construction and adapted to be sheared oif upon the application of force to said Wrench-engaging part.
3. A non-removable nut including a threaded frusto-conical body part adapted to fit Within a countersunk surface; a non- 10 threadedreduced part integral with the body ing adapted to be sheared ofl' upon the application of force to the,Wrench-engag1ng part.
' THOMAS N. BURGI-IART.
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