Air chuck Capable of Quickly Clamping Threaded Valve
AssigneeChengdu King-key Machine Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorZeqi Lei
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Abstract
An air chuck capable of quickly clamping a threaded valve comprises a chuck body (1). An air passage is formed in the chuck body (1). The chuck body (1) has one end connected to an elastic clamping jaw (5) and the other end connected to an air source. Jaw arms (52) are regularly disposed at a front end of the clamping jaw (5). Jaw teeth (51) in contact with a threaded valve are disposed at front ends of the jaw arms (52) and are multiple internal thread teeth that of the same specification as an external thread of the valve to be clamped. A sliding sleeve (4) is disposed around the chuck body (1) and slides to control the clamping jaw (5) to be opened or closed in a radial direction.
Claims8
An air chuck capable of quickly clamping a threaded valve, comprising a multi-step cylindrical chuck body (1), wherein an air passage is formed in the chuck body (1), the chuck body (1) has an end tapped with an external thread connected to a clamping jaw (5) and an end connected to an air source, an internal threaded hole (53) connected to the chuck body (1) is formed in a rear end of the clamping jaw (5), a plurality of jaw arms (52) are disposed on an outer side of the clamping jaw (5), front ends of the jaw arms (52) stretch outwards and are provided with jaw teeth (51) for clamping a threaded valve, a specification of the jaw teeth (51) is the same as that of the threaded valve to be connected, and a sliding sleeve (4) capable of sliding forwards and backwards in an axial direction of the chuck body (1) is disposed around the chuck body (1);
- when sliding forwards, the sliding sleeve (4) uniformly compresses the jaw arms (52) to enable the jaw arms (52) to contract inwards to fit a clamped thread to realize firm connection;
- when the sliding sleeve (4) slides backwards, the compressed jaw arms (52) are released under an elastic force to enable the jaw teeth (51) to be completely separated from the threaded valve;
- and when the sliding sleeve (4) continues to move backwards to abut against a hexahedron of the chuck body (1), the clamping jaw (5) and the chuck body (1) are separated from the threaded valve, so that quick separation is realized.
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