Tool for removing a part associated with a circuit board

Details Tool for removing a part associated with a circuit board Tool for removing a part associated with a circuit board

1999-01-28

2000-08-08

Gerrity, Stephen F.

Metal working

Means to assemble or disassemble

Means to disassemble electrical device

29762, 29278, B23P 1902

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060982772

ABSTRACT:
A tool for removing a part, such as stand-off, associated with a circuit board includes a generally cylindrical elongated housing which includes open top and bottom ends and defines a recess therein. An elongated punch member is slidably disposed in the recess. First and second stopper members are positioned in the recess adjacent top and bottom ends, respectively, and a third stopper member is positioned in the recess between the first and second stopper members. A spring member is biased between the first and third stopper members. The second and third stopper members are fixedly attached to the punch member and the first stopper member is fixedly attached to the housing.

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