Tying tool
AssigneeDesarrollos Especiales de Sistemas de Anclaje S.A.
InventorDaniel López Barbarin
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Abstract
A tying tool for tying at least two elements to be joined, including a longitudinal body or handle extending in a longitudinal direction from a proximal end to a distal end and comprising a pushbutton activating at least a main motor and a secondary one connected at least to a feeding mechanism, a holding mechanism and a closing mechanism carrying out the tying of at least two elements to be joined by a holding element and a closing element of the holding element. The tying takes place in a semiautomatic manner by the holding element that is an elastic and flexible elastomer that surrounds the elements to be joined with a controllable tension, and it is closed a closing element.
Claims12
A tying tool for tying at least two elements to be joined by a holding element and a closing element of the holding element, wherein the tool comprises a longitudinal handle extending in a longitudinal direction from a proximal end to a distal end, a spool disposed at the proximal end, wherein the holding element is rolled on the spool, and a holding mechanism disposed at the distal end and comprising a movable arch extending from a central area of the handle towards a holding head,
- wherein the tying tool is semiautomatic, by the manual activation of a pushbutton activating at least a main motor and a secondary motor,
- wherein the main motor is connected to and activates the holding mechanism and the closing mechanism by a closing element,
- wherein the closing mechanism is provided inside the handle and the holding head of the holding mechanism is provided on a feeding head,
- wherein the secondary motor is connected to and activates a feeding mechanism of the holding element which comprises a guide extending from the spool of the proximal end to the feeding head at the distal end where the holding element exits, and
- wherein the holding element is a flexible and elastic elastomer surrounding the at least two elements to be joined and the holding element is closed by the closing element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.