Metal deforming – By three or more coacting relatively movable tools – Concurrently actuated tools
Patent
1983-11-18
1987-02-10
Spruill, R. L.
Metal deforming
By three or more coacting relatively movable tools
Concurrently actuated tools
72452, 72407, 72416, 29882, 29884, 29874, B21D 4100
Patent
active
046415149
ABSTRACT:
Tooling connected to the punch pad and die pad bolsters of a progressive die operable as the contacts are being punched out to hug or impact opposite side edges of a contact and thereby form mounting and/or electrical energy transfer surfaces on the side edges. The tooling makes contacts having mounting sections with mounting surfaces which provide for improved mounting characteristics and which also may function as electrical energy transfer surfaces. The tooling makes contacts having retention sections, the retention sections having a pair of outboard arms and an inboard arm and which, when the retention section is inserted in a circuit board aperture, will be engaged by the outboard arms and function to prevent the metal of the outboard arms from being strained beyond the elastic limit and the outboard arms having surfaces formed by the tooling. The tooling makes contacts having electrical energy transfer surfaces which are continuous to thereby greatly improve reliability and reduce interconnection forces.
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Jones David B.
Olsson Frederick J.
Spruill R. L.
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