Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Including means to relatively position plural work parts
Patent
1995-05-26
1997-12-30
Watson, Robert C.
Metal working
Means to assemble or disassemble
Including means to relatively position plural work parts
29468, 269 71, 269 37, 269910, B23Q 108
Patent
active
057016518
ABSTRACT:
A machine (20) for positioning a jig (22) relative to another surface (28) is disclosed. The machine includes a truss (24) for supporting the jig. A support stand (26) connected to each end of the truss supports the truss at a first position spaced apart from the surface, and at a second position adjacent the surface. Each support stand includes a first linear movement assembly (72) and (74) for respectively acting upon the first and second ends of the truss to move the truss from the first position to the second position, and from the second position to the first position. Each support stand additionally includes a rotating assembly (48) for rotating the truss along an axis substantially passing through both ends of the truss.
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Groves Oliver J.
Jensen Donald A.
Nelson Thomas S.
Thomas Joel M.
The Boeing Company
Watson Robert C.
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