Portable crimping tool

Metal deforming – With means to drive tool – Including link-actuated tool support

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72452, 7245316, 2924356, 29753, B21J 918

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053097513

ABSTRACT:
A portable crimping tool is disclosed that includes an actuating mechanism that varies the amount of force made available to the crimping dies. A linear actuator having an axis is provided to move a movable die along that axis into crimping engagement with the mating die. The actuating mechanism includes a pair of links pivotally attached to a slide member. A wedge carried by the linear actuator engages a pair of rollers on the links, causing the rollers to move about other rollers attached to the frame, thereby causing the links to move the dies into crimping engagement.

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Instructions for Cam Location Correction on 2614 Pneumatic Power Unit by Dale Ryan; Feb. 24, 1993.
IS 9641; AMP Incorporated, Harrisburg, Pa. 17105.
Sketch of AMP Tool No. 69365.
IS 9659; AMP Incorporated, Harrisburg, Pa. 17105.
CM 5724; pp. 1, 4 and 6 showing AMP Tool No. 46110.

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