Patent classifications
B23G1/261
HANDHELD LITHIUM BATTERY THREADING MACHINE AND THREADING METHOD
A handheld lithium battery threading machine includes a die head, a motor assembly, a lithium battery assembly, a toothed disc assembly, a support arm body assembly, and a gearbox assembly. The lithium battery assembly is connected to the motor assembly. The motor assembly and the toothed disc assembly are respectively mounted at both ends of the gearbox assembly. The die head is mounted on the toothed disc assembly, and the support arm body assembly is mounted on the gearbox assembly and matched with the die head. The motor assembly includes a motor, a male plug, a main switch, a handle, an air inlet window, and an air outlet window, where the motor, the male plug, and the main switch are all mounted on the handle. Both the air inlet window and the air outlet window are arranged on the handle.
TAP HOLDER FOR MULTIPLE TAP SIZES
A tap holder includes a body extending along an axis and having a front end portion defining a front opening and an externally threaded portion. A gripping assembly includes a spring having first and second legs, a first jaw mounted to the first leg, and a second jaw mounted to the second leg. Each jaw has a tapered outer wall and an inner wall with the inner walls of the jaws facing each other. A sleeve has an internally threaded bore threadably received on the externally threaded portion of the body, and an inner tapered surface configured to abut the tapered outer walls of the first and second jaws. As the sleeve is rotated relative to the body, a distance between the first and second gripping surfaces may be adjusted for gripping a tap between the inner walls of the first and second jaws. Each of the inner walls includes first and second gripping surfaces, the first gripping surfaces defining a first width therebetween for gripping taps having a first range of head sizes, and the second gripping surfaces defining a larger second width therebetween for gripping taps having a second, different range of head sizes.
Anchor bolt machining apparatus
An anchor bolt machining apparatus including an anchor bolt machining die and a die holder. The anchor bolt machining die includes a first head portion for fixing an anchor bolt and a first body portion receiving a screw machining die and the die holder includes a second head portion coupled to a rotational force supply device, a support portion coupled to the anchor bolt machining die, and a second body portion connecting the second head portion and the support portion.
TAP AND DIE HANDLE ASSEMBLY
A handle assembly to receive a collet of a tap assembly or a die includes a body defining a non-circular aperture and an axis of rotation that extends through the non-circular aperture. The non-circular aperture is configured to receive the collet of the tap assembly or the die. The handle assembly also includes a grip extending radially from the body and a retainer disposed in the body. The retainer includes an engagement member and a biasing member that biases the engagement member toward the axis of rotation. The retainer is configured to releasably secure the collet of the tap assembly or the die within the non-circular aperture.
Wrench-Based Tap and Die Holders
A threading tool, such as a tap or die holder, is configured to be driven by a generic wrench. The tool is provided with a wrench-engageable surface, such as a faceted cylindrical surface, or a cylinder with a polyhedral cross-section perpendicular to its axis. A outwardly extending peripheral flange, downward from the wrench-engageable surface, contacts and allows an open-backed wrench to exert downward force on the tool. A inwardly extending peripheral groove, downward from the wrench-engageable surface, allows a wrench to insert a holding device into the profile of the tool to hold the wrench and tool together. The holder may have a collet that activates the holding function by moving along the axis of the holder, but the collet is prevented from rotating about the axis of the holder. The collet may have a wrench-engageable surface. A collar, threaded to the holder, moves the collet.
Torque-adjustable tapping apparatus
A torque-adjustable tapping apparatus includes a tap, a wrench and a torque-adjusting mechanism including a shell, a primary adjuster and a clutch. The shell is connected to the wrench. The shell includes an internally threaded section. The primary adjuster includes an externally threaded section engaged with the internally threaded section. The clutch includes an upper gear and a lower gear. The upper gear includes teeth extending from a lower face and at least one restraining cutout in a periphery. The lower gear includes teeth extending from an upper face and a connective rod extending from a lower face. The teeth of the lower gear are engaged with the teeth of the upper gear. The connective rod is connected to the tap. At least one screw is inserted in the restraining cutout through the screw hole. A spring is compressed between the primary adjuster and the upper gear.
ANCHOR BOLT MACHINING APPARATUS
An anchor bolt machining apparatus including an anchor bolt machining die and a die holder. The anchor bolt machining die includes a first head portion for fixing an anchor bolt and a first body portion receiving a screw machining die and the die holder includes a second head portion coupled to a rotational force supply device, a support portion coupled to the anchor bolt machining die, and a second body portion connecting the second head portion and the support portion.
Torque-Adjustable Tapping Apparatus
A torque-adjustable tapping apparatus includes a tap, a wrench and a torque-adjusting mechanism including a shell, a primary adjuster and a clutch. The shell is connected to the wrench. The shell includes an internally threaded section. The primary adjuster includes an externally threaded section engaged with the internally threaded section. The clutch includes an upper gear and a lower gear. The upper gear includes teeth extending from a lower face and at least one restraining cutout in a periphery. The lower gear includes teeth extending from an upper face and a connective rod extending from a lower face. The teeth of the lower gear are engaged with the teeth of the upper gear. The connective rod is connected to the tap. At least one screw is inserted in the restraining cutout through the screw hole. A spring is compressed between the primary adjuster and the upper gear.
Thread die retaining method and apparatus
A retaining socket for receiving a thread die includes a plunge component that is moveable along the longitudinal axis of the retaining socket and at least one pin extending parallel to the longitudinal axis configured to engage the thread die.
Tap holder for multiple tap sizes
A tap holder includes a body extending along an axis and having a front end portion defining a front opening and an externally threaded portion. A gripping assembly includes a spring having first and second legs, a first jaw mounted to the first leg, and a second jaw mounted to the second leg. Each jaw has a tapered outer wall and an inner wall with the inner walls of the jaws facing each other. A sleeve has an internally threaded bore threadably received on the externally threaded portion of the body, and an inner tapered surface configured to abut the tapered outer walls of the first and second jaws. As the sleeve is rotated relative to the body, a distance between the first and second gripping surfaces may be adjusted for gripping a tap between the inner walls of the first and second jaws. Each of the inner walls includes first and second gripping surfaces, the first gripping surfaces defining a first width therebetween for gripping taps having a first range of head sizes, and the second gripping surfaces defining a larger second width therebetween for gripping taps having a second, different range of head sizes.