DAMPER FOR FURNITURE
First Claim
1. A damper for furniture, especially for hinges, comprising a housing in which a piston connected to a piston rod is received so that it can be displaced, where a fluid flows through at least one flow channel on or in the piston during a movement of the piston inside the housing, wherein a different damping power is obtained during movement of the piston in different directions and the cross-section of the flow channel can be modified in some sections on at least one groove since a plate can be moved relative to the piston, characterised in that on the at least one groove a substantially funnel-shaped outlet and/or the groove has a section disposed at an angle to the radial direction to avoid cavitation.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a damper (1, 1′) for furniture, especially hinges, comprising a housing (2, 2′) in which a piston (8, 8′) is connected to a piston rod (3, 3′) and can be displaced. A fluid flows through at least one flow channel (11, 11′) on or in the piston (8, 8′) during a movement of the piston (8, 8′) inside the housing (2, 2′), the movement of the piston (8, 8′) resulting in a different damping power in different directions. The cross-section of the flow channel can be modified in some sections on at least one groove (20, 20′) by moving a plate (12, 12′) relative to the piston (8, 8′). On the at least one groove (20, 20′), a substantially funnel-shaped outlet (22, 22′) and/or the groove (20′) have a section which is arranged at an angle to the radial direction to avoid cavitation.
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6 Claims
- 1. A damper for furniture, especially for hinges, comprising a housing in which a piston connected to a piston rod is received so that it can be displaced, where a fluid flows through at least one flow channel on or in the piston during a movement of the piston inside the housing, wherein a different damping power is obtained during movement of the piston in different directions and the cross-section of the flow channel can be modified in some sections on at least one groove since a plate can be moved relative to the piston, characterised in that on the at least one groove a substantially funnel-shaped outlet and/or the groove has a section disposed at an angle to the radial direction to avoid cavitation.
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