Cutting – With work immobilizer – Means to clamp work
Patent
1979-02-21
1980-12-02
Yost, Frank T.
Cutting
With work immobilizer
Means to clamp work
83157, 83452, 83466, 83467, B23D 3302, B26D 702
Patent
active
042364302
ABSTRACT:
A hold-down construction for a shear used for shearing workpieces from an elongated metal member including an elongated beam having first and second ends and a central portion therebetween, a hold-down assembly mounted on the central portion, a pivotal connection between the first end of the beam and the post of a shear, and a detachable connection between the second end of the beam and another post of the shear, to thereby permit the hold-down to be swung toward and away from a knife assembly mounted on the shear, and a connection between the hold-down assembly and the knife assembly for reinforcing the hold-down assembly against movement away from the elongated metal member during shearing thereof.
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patent: 3227021 (1966-01-01), Judd
patent: 3460423 (1969-08-01), Hayashi
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Buffalo Forge Company
Gastel Joseph P.
Yost Frank T.
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