Pin puller
AssigneesHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., Fu Tai Hua Industry (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
InventorsJIAN-MING HUANG, CHANG-XUE HE, HONG-LI GUAN
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A pin puller comprising a pull rod, a limiting member, and a supporting sleeve. The pull rod comprising a threaded portion, and the limiting member is screwed on the threaded portion. The supporting sleeve defining a receiving through hole, and the threaded portion movably passing through the receiving hole thereby the supporting sleeve can be movably sleeved on the threaded portion and limited by the limiting member. One end of the threaded portion can be received in the receiving hole defining a stepped hole. The pin puller further comprising a locking member, the locking member can be detachably latched into the stepped hole, and partially protruding from the threaded portion.
Claims10
A pin puller comprising:
- a pull rod comprising a threaded portion;
- a limiting member coupled to the threaded portion;
- and
- a supporting sleeve defining a receiving hole through thereof;
- wherein the threaded portion movably passes through the receiving hole thereby the supporting sleeve can be movably sleeved on the threaded portion and limited by the limiting member;
- one end of the threaded portion received in the receiving hole defines a stepped hole;
- the pin puller further comprises a locking member, the locking member is detachably latched into the stepped hole, and partially protrudes from the threaded portion.
A pin puller comprising:
- a pull rod comprising a threaded portion;
- a limiting member screwed on the threaded portion, and
- a supporting sleeve defining a receiving hole through thereof;
- wherein the threaded portion movably passes through the receiving hole thereby the supporting sleeve can be movably sleeved on the threaded portion and resisted against the limiting member;
- the pin puller further comprises a connecting member and a locking member, the connecting member is fixedly connected with one end of the threaded portion received in the receiving hole, the connecting member defines a stepped hole, and the locking member is detachably latched into the stepped hole, and partially protrudes from the connecting member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.