Flow cut-off fitting

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F16K 31/04 (2006.01) F16H 25/20 (2006.01)

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CA 2087952

2087952 9201884 PCTABS00010 In order to protect a spindle (2) rotated in a fitting by a spindle nut (6) rotating in a housing (4), the invention calls for a braking device for the spindle nut (6). When a given reference force is exceeded, two facing friction surfaces (11, 13) are pressed towards each other against the spindle (2) to exert a braking force. One friction surface (13) is rotationally secured with respect to the spindle nut (6), while the other friction surface (11) is rotationally secured with respect to the housing (4). The invention calls for the spindle nut (6) to be spring-mounted by a spring washer assembly (50, 51) in at least one longitudinal direction, the braking force acting through this assembly on an intermediate radius (ro) relative to the width (r1 - r2) of the assembly. The fraction of the total spindle force which acts as a braking force is thus increased.

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