Automatic assembly machine with coordinately movable fastener dr

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – With control means energized in response to activator...

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29720, 29809, 81 5737, 81430, B23Q 710, B23Q 1904

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051231581

ABSTRACT:
An automatic screwdriver is mounted on a coordinately movable slide structure to shift horizontally to various positions above a workpiece and also to shift vertically to drive screws into the workpiece. A stylus which moves with the slide structure coacts with an overhead template to locate the gun in precise preselected driving positions over the workpiece. Jaws hold the screw as the screwdriver is advanced downwardly and are cammed open during driving of the screw. A link stops the jaws a predetermined distance above the workpiece to permit the jaws to open in the event another screw or other obstruction is located closely adjacent the screw being driven.

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patent: 4671143 (1987-06-01), Heck et al.

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