Overload protection for metal forming machine

Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Directly cooperating gears

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464 32, 464 33, 74405, F16H 5700, F16H 102

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044520956

ABSTRACT:
A metal forming machine for forming articles from metal workpieces has a plurality of driven members for performing work on the metal workpieces. A drive shaft is connected with the driven members for transferring force to the driven members. A frangible portion is connected in the drive shaft and is designed to fail upon the occurrence of a predetermined overload at the member being driven from the drive shaft. A signalling device is associated with the frangible portion to stop the machine and give an alarm when an overload occurs which breaks the frangible portion.

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