A tool for removing a fastener head from a fastener includes a body that includes an alignment surface configured to couple substantially flush against a structural surface proximate the fastener head. A blade coupled to the body includes a tip configured to sever the fastener head from the fastener as the blade is moved in a first direction generally parallel to the alignment surface from a first blade position to a second blade position. The tool also includes a force transfer member coupled to the body for movement parallel to a longitudinal axis of the force transfer member. The longitudinal axis is oriented at an acute angle with respect to the first direction. The force transfer member is configured to move the blade from the first blade position to the second blade position in response to an impulse received by the force transfer member.

A wall anchor fastening and releasing tool having a tool body forming a slide housing, a handle rigidly projecting from the slide housing, a slide arranged inside the slide housing, and a first lever pivotally connected to the handle and arranged to displace the slide in the slide housing between a first position and a second position. When the first lever is in the first position, a screw gripping end of the slide is adjacent a first housing end, and, when in the second position, the screw gripping end of the slide is retracted in the slide housing and a screw pushing end of the slide is adjacent a second housing end, the screw gripping end of the slide being arranged to grip underneath a head of a wall anchor center screw, and the second housing end being arranged to grip underneath a wall anchor collar.

A method of installing a fastener to a structure with a first and a second workpiece, fastening assembly and fastener is disclosed herein. Provided is a stud having a head, and a shaft. The head and shaft extend along a longitudinal axis (X) and define a shaft length (Ls), wherein the shaft comprises a locking portion, the locking portion defining a shaft diameter (Ds). A collar is adapted to be fitted over the locking portion of the shaft and includes a first collar end, a second collar end and a central through bore which extends from the first collar end to the second collar end. The central through bore is defines a bore diameter (Db) and a main portion is adapted to be swaged onto the locking portion. A ratio of the bore diameter (Db) to the shaft diameter (Ds) is above 1.10:1.

A method of installing a fastener to a structure with a first and a second workpiece, fastening assembly and fastener is disclosed herein. Provided is a stud having a head, and a shaft. The head and shaft extend along a longitudinal axis (X) and define a shaft length (Ls), wherein the shaft comprises a locking portion, the locking portion defining a shaft diameter (Ds). A collar is adapted to be fitted over the locking portion of the shaft and includes a first collar end, a second collar end and a central through bore which extends from the first collar end to the second collar end. The central through bore is defines a bore diameter (Db) and a main portion is adapted to be swaged onto the locking portion. A ratio of the bore diameter (Db) to the shaft diameter (Ds) is above 1.10:1.

The invention discloses a detachable double-locking riveting dismounting method and a pulling rivet. A lantern ring comprises a thin-wall hook section, a thick-wall locking section and a lantern ring head with an annular step from front to back. The rivet comprises a rivet head of an annular groove matched with the hook section, a front polish rod section, a knurling section matched with the locking section, a separating groove, a rear polish rod and a tail annular groove section from front to back. Double riveting is used by inserting the rivet and lantern ring from both sides; after riveting, the locking section and knurling section form radial locking, and the hook section is buckled to form axial locking. Simple detaching tools (e.g. front snap ring and center cylinder) are equipped to dismount rivets rapidly.

The invention discloses a detachable double-locking riveting dismounting method and a pulling rivet. A lantern ring comprises a thin-wall hook section, a thick-wall locking section and a lantern ring head with an annular step from front to back. The rivet comprises a rivet head of an annular groove matched with the hook section, a front polish rod section, a knurling section matched with the locking section, a separating groove, a rear polish rod and a tail annular groove section from front to back. Double riveting is used by inserting the rivet and lantern ring from both sides; after riveting, the locking section and knurling section form radial locking, and the hook section is buckled to form axial locking. Simple detaching tools (e.g. front snap ring and center cylinder) are equipped to dismount rivets rapidly.

The present invention relates to a cutting device for use in cutting a collar which is mounted on a bolt in half, the cutting device comprising: a mouth (16) for receiving the portion of the collar (28) to be cut; a pair of jaws (17a, 17b) diametrically opposite one another and located within the mouth (16), each jaw (17a, 17b) being provided with a cutting blade (18), a driver (22) for moving at least one jaw (17a) relative to the other (17b) such that the collar (28) can be cut in half by the action of the jaws (17a, 17b) moving towards one another, and a guard (15) which, in use, prevents the cutting blade (18) from protruding beyond the mouth (16) and damaging a surface adjacent to the collar (28) to be cut in half.

A fastener removal aid device for removing a self-locking fastener having a pin with a head and a collar, such as a Hi-Lok fastener, that includes at least one drill opening to receive and position a drill bit and a fastener opening for receiving at least part of the fastener. The fastener opening is designed to fit over either the collar or the pin, and the drill opening then may be centered in axial alignment with the pin, and the drill bit may then drill into either a threaded shaft end or head end of the fastener. Alternatively, the drill opening may be positioned on the sides of the fastener removal aid device to laterally break the fastener, or may also be positioned off-center to drill axially into the collar when the fastener removal aid device is positioned over the collar of the fastener and break the collar.

A fastener removal aid device for removing a self-locking fastener having a pin with a head and a collar, such as a Hi-Lok fastener, that includes at least one drill opening to receive and position a drill bit and a fastener opening for receiving at least part of the fastener. The fastener opening is designed to fit over either the collar or the pin, and the drill opening then may be centered in axial alignment with the pin, and the drill bit may then drill into either a threaded shaft end or head end of the fastener. Alternatively, the drill opening may be positioned on the sides of the fastener removal aid device to laterally break the fastener, or may also be positioned off-center to drill axially into the collar when the fastener removal aid device is positioned over the collar of the fastener and break the collar.

A punching tool which comprises a body, a rod oriented in a first direction and comprising a free end configured to cooperate with the element to be punched, a guide sleeve containing a conduit extending from a first end face to a second end face and configured to rest against the part. The conduit comprises a first portion which opens at the first end face and is configured to house the body of the punching tool and to allow a translation movement of the body of the punching tool relative to the guide sleeve.