Turret type punch press having a plurality of strikers

Cutting – Means to drive or to guide tool – Plural tools selectively engageable with single drive

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83618, B26F 104

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042507855

ABSTRACT:
A turret type punch press which has a plurality of strikers is disclosed. The punch press comprises a turret mechanism, a plurality of large-diametrical punches radially spaced along a main circular track of the turret mechanism, a plurality of small-diametrical punches spaced along a plurality of subtracks centering around points on the main circular track between every two adjacent large-diametrical punches, a main striker provided in the lower end of a ram to correspond with the large-diametrical punches and a plurality of substrikers provided circumferentially along the main striker to correspond with the small-diametrical punches. The main striker and the substrikers are selectively operated according to selection of the punches.

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