Machine safety guard

Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Guard mechanisms

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74616, 74104, F16P 304, F16P 324

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043578390

ABSTRACT:
Operator access to the zone at which workpieces are struck in a drop hammer is temporarily but reliably blocked by a sturdy mechanical guard throughout every period when the hammer may commence and complete its fall; a unique physical linkage, between the guard and a safety-dog lever which must be manually turned in order to release the hammer, insures that the safety guard must have been shifted from an out-of-the-way position into a protective orientation before the hammer can drop.

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