Composite hand tool for wire tooling
AssigneeJetool Corp.
InventorYi Ching Kao
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Abstract
A composite hand tool for wire tooling includes a pipe, a driving member, and a stopper. The pipe has a first port, a second port, a first window, and a second window. The first and second ports are located in a first axial direction, the first and second windows are located in a second axial direction, and the first axial direction is different from the second axial directions. The driving member is movably disposed in the pipe in the first axial direction and has a blade. The stopper is detachably assembled to the pipe to seal the first port. A first tool and a second tool are disposed on two opposite surfaces of the stopper. When the stopper is assembled to the pipe, one of the first tool and the second tool is exposed to an external environment, and the other one is hidden in the pipe.
Claims13
A composite hand tool for wire tooling, comprising:
- a pipe having a first port, a second port, a first window, and a second window, wherein the first port and the second port are located in a first axial direction, the first window and the second window are located in a second axial direction, and the first axial direction is different from the second axial direction;
- a driving member movably disposed in the pipe in the first axial direction and having a blade;
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- a stopper detachably assembled to the pipe to seal the first port, wherein a first tool and a second tool are disposed on two opposite surfaces of the stopper, so that when the stopper is assembled to the pipe, one of the first tool and the second tool is hidden in the pipe, and the other one of the first tool and the second tool is exposed to an external environment,
- wherein a cable is adapted to extend into the pipe through the first window or the second window, the blade cuts off an insulating outer layer of the cable to expose a plurality of core wires of the cable, and the core wires are adapted to be combed by the first tool and then crimped to a connector by the second tool.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.