Tool for separating a pair of oppositely disposed spot-welded sh

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Means comprising hand manipulatable tool

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30358, B25B 2714, B26F 100

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054956498

ABSTRACT:
In a process for separating overlapping sheet metal panels, which are welded together by a series of spot-welds, the portion of each spot-weld in one of the panels is removed by drilling or milling after which pressure is applied by means of a tool, driven by a pneumatic hammer device, to the remaining portion of the spot-weld in the other panel forcing the other panel away from the one panel and separating of the panels without substantial damage to the panels. Alternatively, a hole saw may be used to separate the spot-weld from the one panel before pressure is applied to the spot-weld to separate the panels.

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