Driving apparatus for activating a workpiece impelling mechanism

Metal deforming – By use of closed-die and coacting work-forcer – With stripping or ejecting from tool

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72427, 10 11E, B21D 4502, B21D 4504

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ABSTRACT:
A driving apparatus includes a driving shaft journalled in a nut former, a hollow cylinder having an axially extending bore formed eccentrically therethrough and sleeved rigidly on the driving shaft in such a manner that the driving shaft extends through the bore of the cylinder, a link sleeved removably and rotatably on the cylinder at an end thereof, and a crank having a first crank arm connected pivotally to the other end of the link and a second crank arm connected to a workpiece impelling mechanism. When the driving shaft rotates, the driving apparatus activates the workpiece impelling mechanism.

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