Implements or apparatus for applying pushing or pulling force – Method or apparatus for placement of conductive wire – Conduit snakes
Patent
1987-03-09
1988-05-24
Watson, Robert C.
Implements or apparatus for applying pushing or pulling force
Method or apparatus for placement of conductive wire
Conduit snakes
294114, B65H 5900
Patent
active
047460997
ABSTRACT:
A tool for gripping and pulling steel fish tapes of the type used to pull electrical wiring through conduits and passageways in building construction comprises identical jaw pieces and elongated, rearward extending handlebars. The outer half of each jaw piece has a forward extending jaw member having a convex front surface facing a flat anvil plane formed in a cutout rear half section of the opposite jaw piece. The two jaw pieces are joined by a transversely disposed pivot pin such that a forward extending jaw member is pivotable within the cutout section of the opposite jaw piece, forming a pivotable interdigitated structure. The axis of the pivot pin is located eccentrically with respect to the convex front surface of the forward extending jaw member, thereby providing as the handlebars are pivoted into colinear alignment, a decreasing space between the jaw member and the anvil plane for gripping a fish tape inserted therebetween.
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Chapin William L.
Watson Robert C.
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