Hand tool step drive mechanism and crimping method
AssigneeEtablissements Pierre Grehal Et Cie SA
InventorLionel Marcon
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AssigneeEtablissements Pierre Grehal Et Cie SA
InventorLionel Marcon
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The present invention relates to a step drive mechanism to be attached into the hollow body of a tool, making it possible to produce a thrust movement that can be easily carried out. To this end, the mechanism includes: a rack (2) that has a first (3) and a second (4) cog having back-slanted teeth (3a, 4a) arranged on an upper (2a) and a lower (2b) edge, respectively; a front end (2c); a pivotable lever (5) that comprises a hollow top end (5a) receiving a torsion spring (8), bearing against said hollow top end (5a) of the lever and against a thrust pawl (7) pivoting in the hollow body (1) in front of the hollow top end (5a) of the lever, and has a crosspiece (7a) inserted between the teeth (3a) of the first cog (3); and a pivotable locking pawl (8) provided with a crosspiece (8a) inserted between the teeth (4a) of the second cog (4). A compression spring (9) is arranged such as to bear against the locking pawl (8) and against an abutment (2d) located at a rear end (2e) of the rack (2).
A hand tool step drive mechanism (10), which mechanism is intended to be fixed in a hollow body (1) which has a rear end (1a) and a front end (1b), characterized in that said mechanism includes, with reference to the normal position of use and to the direction of drive (F1):
A pair of crimping pliers (100) in order to crimp two parts together, characterized in that said pliers include, with reference to the normal position of use and to the direction of drive:
A crimping method for crimping two parts together which includes:
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