Elongated-member-driving apparatus – With interlock means
Patent
1979-05-18
1981-03-24
McQuade, John
Elongated-member-driving apparatus
With interlock means
227 55, 227112, 227117, 227136, B25C 700
Patent
active
042575486
ABSTRACT:
A plurality of two-piece fasteners are connected together by frangible plastic and are automatically fed past moveable wall portions to an area where they are in operative position to be acted upon by impacting pistons. A first inner and a second, outer, concentric pistons are provided, the second piston driving the outer component of the two-piece fastener through metal sheets to be connected together, and the first piston driving the inner fastener component. A common actuating piston may be provided for driving the first and second pistons, with the magazine for the fasteners connected up to the low pressure side of the common piston. It is not possible to fire the impacting device until a handle thereof has been rotated against spring pressure and the bottom thereof is in contact with the work.
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McQuade John
Potomac Applied Mechanics, Inc.
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