Telescoping tower and method of manufacture

Metal deforming – Process – Tube making or reshaping

Reexamination Certificate

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C072S389300, C072S414000

Reexamination Certificate

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07430890

ABSTRACT:
A mast section for a telescoping tower system is made by aligning press brake tools along the length of the metal sheet at spaced width locations and forming the corners of the tube. After forming of the last corner, an opening remains along the length of the tube. The press brake male tool axis is offset sufficiently to permit the tool to apply forming force to the last corner of the tube through the opening, and is sized to remove the tool from the opening. At least three mast sections are nested to form the tower system. Pulleys for a cable extension system are mounted near the upper and lower ends of a wall of an intermediate mast section, with one of the pulleys being oriented at an acute angle to the mast section wall to permit routing of the cable.

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patent: 6751993 (2004-06-01), Sekita et al.

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