Abstract: The disclosure discloses a multi-functional clamp including a first clamping arm and a second clamping arm. A pressing part is disposed at a portion of the first clamping arm close to a hinge part, and a pressure receiving part is disposed at a portion of the second clamping arm close to the hinge part. The pressing part and the pressure receiving part are arranged oppositely, and a pressing structure is disposed on one surface of the pressing part facing the pressure receiving part, a pressure receiving structure is disposed on one surface of the pressure receiving part facing the pressing part. Extending arms are disposed at tail ends of the first clamping arm and the second clamping arm, and the extending arms of the first clamping arm and the second clamping arm are provided with protrusions. A clamping space is formed on an inner side of the protrusions.

Abstract: A portable drilling and/or boring machine, for workpieces, in particular workpieces that make up aeroplane structures, such as airframes, wings, cabin, etc., the machine including a jig busing for guiding a machining tool, an expansible clip for blocking the jig bushing in an opening of a screen positioned on and secured to the workpiece, the screen constituting a drilling jig, and means for moving the expansible clip in order to clamp and unclamp the jig bushing and secure the machine relative to the screen, the means for moving the expansible clip relative to the jig bushing including an electric motor, the torque and position of which are controlled.

Abstract: The present is a hole saw tube notcher with a rotary vice that aligns a tubular workpiece and a hole saw aligning assembly with a rotatable arm that aligns a hole saw to form a single or multiple cut notch geometry with a set radial middle that remains fixed when the rotary arm is rotated and when different diameter workpieces and hole saws are secured to the notcher.

Abstract: A bi-directional quick change tool-less lever and wedge actuated collet chuck, a system and/or a method provide symmetrical tool bit shank holding pressure before, during and after operation of a rotary-style power tool. The collet chuck is attached to and/or is integrated with high speed, variable speed and/or low speed rotary-style power tools, such as, for example, electrically driven rotary-style power tools and/or pneumatically-driven rotary-style power tools. The collet chuck provides tool-less automatic and/or tool-less manual tightening of the collet around a shank of an accessory for the rotary-style power tool. The collet chuck, the system and/or the method provide tool-less manual loosening of the collet for accessory replacement.

Abstract: A keyless arbor device for securing a tool, such as a drill bit, to a driver. At least one drive key is pivotally combined with the arbor. A threaded member and an outer sleeve are combined with an arbor. Rotation of the outer sleeve in a first direction causes the threaded member to move in a first direction and rotation of the outer sleeve in a second direction causes the threaded member to move in a second direction. The drive key is positioned so that as the threaded member is moved in its second direction, the threaded member makes contact with the drive key which forces the drive key to pivot from its first position to its second position thereby engaging the shank of the tool to secure the tool with the arbor.

Abstract: A rotating log saw clamp for clamping a product roll to be sawn. The rotating log saw clamp includes a first portion disposed for rotation about an axis and a second portion disposed for rotation with the first portion and movable relative to the first portion between an open position and a clamping position. The second portion is rotatable from the clamping position to the open position by relative rotation of the first and second rotating portions in a common direction.

Abstract: A work head for a machine for shaping objects. The work head has pincher elements actuated by an operating member which is, mounted to slide coaxially inside the body of the work head, and which is hollow to allow the passage of a tube or object that is to be shaped. The pincher elements may be made of a single piece consisting of a pincher arm and an operating arm.

Abstract: A rotary clamping device for use in clamping and holding a metal casting tree during cutting of the metal casting tree includes a cylinder having a piston rod for actuating a plurality of clamping jaws. In one embodiment, a conically shaped cam engages exteriorly disposed clamping jaws for urging the jaws in a clamping direction. In another embodiment, an exteriorly located cam urges the jaws in a clamping direction. The number of jaws employed may vary with the shape of the metal casting tree to be gripped.

Abstract: A chuck has a chuck body adapted to be rotated about a chuck axis and formed with a plurality of axially forwardly open passages each having a pair of angularly confronting side faces, respective guides pivotal in the passages about respective guide axes extending secantally of the chuck axis, and respective elongated jaw arms axially slidable in the guides. Each jaw arm has a pair of oppositely angularly directed side faces angularly confronting and spaced from the respective passage side faces. Two guide plate in each of the passages each have an outer face engaging one of the respective passage side faces and an inner face engaging the respective arm side face. These plates are releasably fixed in the chuck body.

Abstract: Each of master jaws (17) has a middle spherical part guided for sliding movement by a spherical guide surface (16) formed in a chuck body (2), a round back end part (19) extended slidably through a spherical bearing member (12) supported on a support member (10) attached to a middle part of a driving member (5). Each master jaw (17) is provided with a through hole (26) extending between the front and the back end thereof and a sliding member (30) is inserted in the through hole of the master jaw (17) through the front end of the same so as to come into sliding contact with a stopper (36) attached to a chuck body (2). Therefore, the state of sliding contact between the sliding member (30) and the stopper (36) can be adjusted on the side of the front part of the chuck and work for adjusting the state of sliding contact can be easily achieved.

Abstract: An apparatus for engaging a slotted pin comprising a cylindrical member defining a cylindrical axial pin bore and two tab slots spaced 180.degree. apart, the slots for a portion of their length connecting through the member to the bore, engaging tabs pivotally connected in the tab slots, means for biasing the tab members outwardly from the tab slots, and means for causing engagement of the tabs with the slots of a slotted pin inserted into the bore.

Abstract: A lathe chuck assembly is configured for high-speed turning operations. The assembly includes a riser adapter and a yolk plate movably connected with respect to the riser adapter. First, second and third cam arms are connected to the yolk plate for grasping a workpiece for turning operations. Each cam arm includes a cam slot formed therein. A face plate is mounted to the riser adapter. The face plate includes first, second and third cam arm openings formed therein for receiving cam pins for cooperation within the respective cam slots. The face plate includes a locally thickened cross-sectional area surrounding each cam arm opening for added structural integrity and a plurality of locally thinned cross-sectional areas spaced across the face plate for weight reduction. A web structure of substantially uninterrupted cross-sectional thickness is provided for structural integrity at high rotational speeds.

Abstract: An adjustable wrench has a drive shaft adapted to be turned by a conventional ratchet wrench. A housing is mounted on the output end of the shaft and three equidistantly spaced jaws are mounted between the shaft and surrounding housing. Cam surfaces are on the jaws and inside of the housing so that housing rotation in one direction will open the jaws and in the other direction will close them. A ratchet mechanism connects the shaft to the housing.

Abstract: A rotary clamping device is used to clamp an investment casting within a cleaning center to permit cutting and cleaning of the investment from the casting. The clamping device includes a piston and cylinder unit which is advanced to shift a clamping assembly into clamping relation with an investment casting, and is retracted to release the clamping assembly. Hydraulic pressure is used to advance piston rod of the piston and cylinder unit, and pneumatic pressure is used to retract the piston rod. Rotary drive means are connected to the clamping device for selectively rotating the same in clockwise and counterclockwise directions.

Abstract: A security device is provided for coupling a rotational input force to an output shaft and includes a tubular housing with first and second ends and an internally-threaded bore extending therebetween. An externally-threaded screw member is threadably and reciprocably received in the housing bore and includes first and second ends. A slip clutch assembly is associated with the screw member second end and is adapted for drivingly innerconnecting the screw member and the output shaft. A socket assembly includes a clamp member with hingedly innerconnected jaws or sections which may be opened for placement over the screw member first end and closed for drivingly interconnecting the clamp member and the screw member. A collar nut may be placed over the clamp member for retaining it in its closed position.

Abstract: An assembly for use in conjunction with a fulcrum device of an automatic screw machine wherein the cylindrical housing thereof includes a pair of longitudinal recesses disposed on opposite surfaces thereof. The recesses include threaded counterbored openings for receipt of set screws such that the ends of pins supporting a pair of chuck levers may be contacted thereby when the set screws are upwardly moved. The pins are symmetrical and include an end extension which is adapted to contact the upper surface of the set screws and in this fashion secure the pins at both ends thereof so as to insure their fixed position within the housing. In addition, one of the counterbores is of a shallower extent than the other so that such counterbore, in effect, forms a stop end wherein the screw head mounted therein always contacts at least a portion of the pin. In addition, the pin may be positioned end for end so as to, in effect, double the wear life thereof.

Abstract: A chuck mechanism includes an axially fixed part-positioning pilot coaxially surrounded by a fixed hollow closure sleeve. A cylindrical carrier slides within the sleeve and carries a plurality of part-engaging jaws. A dual area piston is pressure-operated and coupled to the carrier to move the carrier to open and close the jaws.

Abstract: The adjustable socket comprises a plurality of fingers pivoted by one end thereof to a socket body and enclosed within a partially rotatable shell covering the socket body. A spiral slot in the shell is engaged by a pin or the like extending from the body so that when the shell is partially rotated, the shell extends or retracts axially relative to the body portion thus opening or closing the distal ends of the fingers due to the engagement of the outer surfaces of the distal ends of the fingers with the curved inturned end of the shell. This shell and fingers can be detachably locked in the desired position. This enables the fingers to adjust in order to grasp or grip a nut or bolt within the size range governed by design parameters. A spring reacts between the shell and the body portion normally retracting the shell so that the fingers are in the widest position.

Abstract: This is concerned with a cord grip for use with various types of electrical cord and more specifically involves a compression chamber with a distortable grommet which has independent gripper elements that are socketed into the grommet so that the gripper elements perform a compound closing action on the cord with the result that the cord grip has great flexibility as to the range of sizes and types of cords it will accept and as to the type of gripping action it will perform on different sizes of cords.

Abstract: An axially compact adjustable stock-bushing assembly for substitution for non-adjustable or solid bushings to hold stock in automatic screw machines and the like; stock is held by three radially pivotable fingers carried in equi-spaced protrusion from one end of an annular nut having at the other end provision for mounting to an automatic screw machine; the fingers are spring-biased outwardly and are positioned by means of inward urging of a cam ring assembly coaxially threaded to one end of the annular nut and carrying fitted over the respective fingers three circumferentially deployed cams which are radially pivotable to either of two stock-size range settings by respective cam-adjustment tabs; screwing of the cam ring assembly further toward the annular nut moves the cams along the finger inclines for tightening the fingers on stock; set screws through the cam ring parallel with the axis bear on a knurled face of the nut, when tightened, to maintain any desired stock-size setting of the assembly.

Abstract: A chuck for holding a tool in a drill press includes a sleeve having an open end spaced above a workpiece to be drilled. A plurality of levers are pivotally mounted in the sleeve and the lower ends of the levers are fitted with jaws which grip the side of the tool shank entered into the sleeve. The innermost end of the tool abuts a cam member which is endwise movable in the sleeve. Springs are provided to hold inner ends of the levers in engagement with the cam member and to lightly hold the jaws against the tool shank. When the rotating tool is applied to the workpiece, the cam member is moved inwardly of the sleeve and the levers are rocked to increase the grip of the jaws upon the tool shank.

Abstract: A device for clamping together two coaxial members having mutual mating centering means, such as a milling cutter in a rotary tool-carrying spindle, for instance. A plurality of hook shaped dogs are mounted for rocking movement on one of the members between an operative position in which they are engaged in a groove of the other member and an inoperative position in which they are located out of said groove. The dogs are provided with cam portions to be engaged by mating cam elements operatively connected to an annular operating part which is slidably movable axially with respect to the coaxial members for actuating the dogs.