Flexible auto riveter skin/stringer assembly cell

Details Flexible auto riveter skin/stringer assembly cell Flexible auto riveter skin/stringer assembly cell

1999-04-06

2000-07-11

Scherbel, David A.

Metal working

Means to assemble or disassemble

Including means to relatively position plural work parts

29559, 292813, 2924353, B25B 2714

Patent

active

060854014

ABSTRACT:
A riveting mechanism (10) is disclosed which includes a riveter (26) having a lower upset post (32) with a vertical member (48) mounting a cylinder (50) having a piston (52). At the end of the piston (52) is a roller (54). The cylinder can be actuated to move the piston and roller so that the roller contacts the outer side (66) of a intermediate arm (64) to move a stringer (14) against the lower upset post (32) to precisely locate the stringer relative the skin and lower upset post for riveting.

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