A device for unfastening fasteners includes an operation device, a cable unit and a working unit. The cable unit is connected between the operation device and the working unit. The operation device includes a first part and a second part pivotably connected to each other by a pivot. The first part includes a first extension with a first hole. The second part includes a second extension with a second hole. A first slot communicates with the first hole. A second slot communicates with the second hole. The cable unit includes a cable and a sheath. The cable extends through the first and second holes via the first and second slots, and connected with an end piece which contacts the first extension. A stop member is mounted to the first extension to close the first slot. The cable is separated from the operation device easily without causing damage to the cable.

A joint-removing tool includes a control unit, a clamp unit and a connector unit. The control unit includes two pivotally connected levers each including a handle and a pivoting section. The handle and the pivoting section of the first lever are located between that of the second lever. The clamp unit includes a shell and two jaws. Each of the jaws includes a first section movably inserted in the shell, a second section in contact with the shell, and a third section located out of the shell. The connector unit includes a wire extending throughout a sheath. The wire includes an end connected to the pivoting section of the first lever and another end connected to the first sections of the jaws. The sheath includes an end connected to the pivoting section of the second lever and another end connected to the shell.

The present disclosure provides an adjustment device for use in adjusting walls of athletic equipment that includes a base bracket defining an aperture secured around one end of a rod or resilient member, and a secondary bracket defining a corresponding aperture secured around an opposite end of the rod or resilient member. The base bracket and secondary bracket each include a receiving portion configured to receive and lock walls of the athletic equipment. In one form, a knob or arm is secured to the rod such that the secondary bracket is moved in a direction away from the base bracket. The base bracket and secondary bracket may include at least one protection member and/or the receiving portion of the base bracket and secondary bracket may include a barrier member to protect the walls of the athletic equipment.

An installation tool for installing and uninstalling lock rings, bolts, cable lugs, hose clamps is provided. The installation tool comprises a frame assembly and a driving member secured to the frame assembly. The installation tool also comprises a gear assembly operatively coupled to the frame assembly. The gear assembly comprises a plurality of gears which are configured to receive rotational input from the driving member. The installation tool further comprises a jaw assembly operatively coupled to the gear assembly and the frame assembly. The jaw assembly comprises a plurality of jaw members which are configured to receive rotational input from the gear assembly. The installation tool comprises an electronic control unit and an intuitive graphic interface having a touch display. The installation tool ensures precise closing position of the jaw assembly to the tenth of a millimeter.

The present disclosure provides an adjustment device for use in adjusting walls of athletic equipment that includes a base bracket defining an aperture secured around one end of a rod or resilient member, and a secondary bracket defining a corresponding aperture secured around an opposite end of the rod or resilient member. The base bracket and secondary bracket each include a receiving portion configured to receive and lock walls of the athletic equipment. In one form, a knob or arm is secured to the rod such that the secondary bracket is moved in a direction away from the base bracket. The base bracket and secondary bracket may include at least one protection member and/or the receiving portion of the base bracket and secondary bracket may include a barrier member to protect the walls of the athletic equipment.

A tool for securing a clamp having a band and a clip is provided. The tool includes a base member and a first handle coupled to the base member. A cinching handle is rotationally coupled to the base member adjacent the first handle. A crimping handle is rotationally coupled to the base member adjacent the first handle opposite the cinching handle. A holding means is provided for holding the clip. A tensioning means is provided for moving a tab end portion of the band through the clip, the tensioning means being operably coupled to the cinching handle. A crimping means is provided for locking the clip to the band, the crimping means being operably coupled to the crimping handle. A severing means is provided for severing the tab end portion from the band, the severing means being operably coupled to the crimping handle.

A remote operating tool capable of replacing work units contains: a control unit, a connection assembly, and a work unit. The control unit includes a first plier part, a second plier part, and a fixing shaft. The first plier part has a first grip portion and a limitation extension, the second plier part has a second grip portion and an accommodation extension, and the accommodation extension has an aperture. The connection assembly includes a cable and an accommodation sleeve, the cable has a knob, and the accommodation sleeve has a fitting member, wherein the fitting member has a large-diameter section and a small-diameter section. The limitation extension has a first cutout, and the accommodation extension has a second cutout. The control unit further includes a stopper, wherein the defining member is a shell and includes a first chamber.

A securing tool and methods for its use are described herein. In various embodiments, the securing tool may include a handle and one or more prying members positioned at a first end of the securing tool opposite the handle. The prying member(s) may be shaped to engage a release of a self-tensioned hose clamp to cause the handle to be manipulable to spring the self-tensioned hose clamp. The securing tool may include first and second sensors configured to provide first and second signals, respectively, that are indicative of sensed occurrence of first and second events after the handle is manipulated to spring the self-tensioned hose clamp. In various embodiments, if the first and second signals satisfy a criterion, the hose clamp may be deemed to have been properly installed onto a hose or other conduit.

A device having a tension retaining clip for use with an annular belt or hose clamping device having radially extending ends. The retaining clip may be used, for example, for compressive emplacement of the annular belt or clamp used to secure a hose. The retaining clip may further include an extraction ring. The radially extending ends of the annular belt may each include first portions extending in radial directions from the belt, and second portions extending perpendicularly from the first portions. The retaining clip may receive and retain the second portions of the extending ends of the annular belt within a retaining cutout, which extends between a free end of the retaining portion and a retaining side surface proximal to the extraction ring. In the retained position, the annular belt may thereby have maximum expanded diameter, due to compression of the extending ends within the cutout relative to one another. The annular belt may be compressed to a smaller diameter by disengaging the tension retaining clip from the extending ends of the annular belt. The cutout may have a cutout surface that extends between the free end of the retaining cutout and the retaining side surface, such that two corners of the cutout are defined thereby. The spring clamp may be disengaged from the annular belt by pulling the extraction ring portion so as to leverably pivot the retaining clip via the retaining clip's extending free end, which may extend toward and contact the annular belt during levered pivoting.

A powered banding device includes a housing and a plurality of gripping rollers within the housing that are configured to pull a tail end of a band through a feed slot as the gripping rollers rotate. The device also includes torque circuitry coupled to an electric motor driving the plurality of gripping rollers, which the torque circuitry is configured to calculate a torque on the band using a motor current to determine when to stop pulling. A roller pin is configured to move through a roller slot after the electric motor stops pulling to form a fold in the band as the roller pin moves to an end of a downward curved portion of the roller slot. A cutter blade behind the roller pin follows the roller pin and cuts the band above the roller pin and flattens a cut end over a buckle of the band.