Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – With magazine supply
Patent
1976-12-09
1978-02-07
DiPalma, Victor A.
Metal working
Means to assemble or disassemble
With magazine supply
294322, 292835, 29505, 29509, 29798, B23Q 710
Patent
active
040719499
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for securing spherical bodies to a supporting member by staking. The spheres are fed one by one into a bore of a setting apparatus where they are picked up by the front end of a staking punch which reciprocates in the bore. The punch advances the sphere to the supporting member and imbeds the sphere in the surface of the supporting member while at the same time forming integral tangs from the supporting member which partially encircle the sphere and hold it in place. The punch then withdraws to pick up a fresh sphere and a new supporting member is moved into place to receive the fresh sphere.
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Ross Cecil J.
Thompson John F.
DiPalma Victor A.
Jones William W.
Lerner Paul J.
W. R. Weaver
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