Metal deforming – With means to handle work or product – By gripper and/or endless chain
Patent
1979-03-29
1981-02-17
Larson, Lowell A.
Metal deforming
With means to handle work or product
By gripper and/or endless chain
72287, 72290, 24136R, 24263B, B21C 128
Patent
active
042507340
ABSTRACT:
A drawing-in dog for a wire drawing machine has gripping surfaces formed on two opposed wedge members. Both wedge members are slideably mounted in a housing which tapers towards the aperture through which the wire is to be inserted. One wedge member is coupled by a toggle link to a lever pivoted on the housing, whereby the wedge member may be moved between a released position and a position where it is urged by the lever and toggle link into positive gripping engagement with the wire. The other wedge member is freely slideable so as to enable the dog to accommodate wire of a range of diameters.
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patent: 2599174 (1952-06-01), Hauser
patent: 2699698 (1955-01-01), Adams
patent: 4068608 (1978-01-01), Hartz
Bartin Limited
Larson Lowell A.
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