Work holders – Relatively movable jaws – Means to actuate jaw
Patent
1992-06-01
1993-07-13
Watson, Robert C.
Work holders
Relatively movable jaws
Means to actuate jaw
269285, B25B 102
Patent
active
052266389
ABSTRACT:
A clamp having slip plane positioning enables a clamp nose and an attached pressure foot which are initially non-permanently attached to the clamp arm to be brought into a final predetermined coordinate position before the clamp nose is fixedly attached to the clamp arm. The clamp nose has the pressure foot mounted at one end. An open-ended slot is formed at the other end of the clamp nose and slidingly engages opposed side walls of one end of the clamp arm. A fastener threadingly extends through a portion of the clamp nose bounding the slot into engagement with the clamp arm to non-permanently attach the clamp nose to the clamp arm. The clamp nose and the pressure foot are positionally adjusted with respect to the clamp arm at final assembly to bring the pressure foot into a predetermined coordinate position before the clamp nose is fixedly secured to the clamp arm.
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