Crank-type pressing device and terminal crimping apparatus including the same
AssigneeShinmaywa Industries, Ltd.
InventorYoshiki TAKAHASHI
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Abstract
An object of the present invention is to provide a crank-type pressing device that is able to successfully support a rotator and is allowed to be reduced in size. A crank-type pressing device (1) includes: a rotator (15) that rotates around a first rotation axis (C1) upon receiving a driving force from a motor (10); a bearing (16) supporting the rotator (15) such that the rotator (15) is rotatable; a link mechanism (20) including a first pin (21) connected to an eccentric hole (14a) of the rotator (15); and a pressing member (18) connected to a second pin (22) of the link mechanism (20). The bearing (16) and the eccentric hole (14a) are disposed on a pressing axis (V) perpendicular to the first rotation axis (C1).
Claims6
A crank-type pressing device comprising:
- a driving source to generate a rotative force;
- a rotator that rotates around a first rotation axis upon receiving the rotative force from the driving source, the rotator including an eccentric portion eccentric from the first rotation axis;
- a bearing supporting the rotator such that the rotator is rotatable;
- a link mechanism including
- a first connection connected to the eccentric portion of the rotator so as to be rotatable around a second rotation axis parallel to the first rotation axis,
- a link arm extending from the first connection in a direction perpendicular to the second rotation axis, and
- a second connection provided in the link arm;
- and
- a pressing member connected to the second connection of the link mechanism so as to be rotatable around a third rotation axis parallel to the first rotation axis and the second rotation axis, the pressing member extending along a pressing axis perpendicular to the first rotation axis, wherein
- the bearing and the eccentric portion are disposed on a same straight line perpendicular to the first rotation axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.