Torsion tool
AssigneeCHIAO FA Machinery Co., Ltd.
InventorYU-CHING LIN
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Abstract
A torsion tool is provided, including: a barrel; a first member disposed at one end of the barrel, including at least one first engaging portion; a second member, disposed in the barrel, including at least one second engaging portion releasably engaged with the at least one first engaging portion; an elastic mechanism, including a first fixation portion disposed in the barrel and elastic arms, the elastic arms being independently fixed to the first fixation portion and corresponding to each other, the second member being located between and configured to radially expand the elastic arms; wherein as the second member urges and radially expands the elastic arms, the at least one second engaging portion and the at least one first engaging portion are relatively slipable and disengageable.
Claims10
A torsion tool, including:
- a barrel;
- a first member, disposed at one end of the barrel, including at least one first engaging portion;
- a second member, disposed in the barrel, including at least one second engaging portion, on a motion path of the second member, the at least one second engaging portion and the at least one first engaging portion being releasably engaged with each other;
- an elastic mechanism, including a first fixation portion disposed in the barrel and a plurality of elastic arms, the plurality of elastic arms being independently fixed to the first fixation portion and corresponding to each other, the second member being located between and configured to radially expand the plurality of elastic arms;
- wherein when there is a torsion force greater than a preset torque value between the at least one second engaging portion and the at least one first engaging portion, the second member urges and radially expands the plurality of elastic arms so that the at least one second engaging portion and the at least one first engaging portion are relatively slipable and disengageable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.