High-strength lithium battery nail gun with composite energy storage structure
AssigneeTaizhou Tuba Machinery Co., Ltd
InventorsWENWEI ZHANG, RIFU ZHENG
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AssigneeTaizhou Tuba Machinery Co., Ltd
InventorsWENWEI ZHANG, RIFU ZHENG
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A high-strength lithium battery nail gun with a composite energy storage structure is provided, which includes a gun body (1) having a tail section provided with an energy storage structure. The energy storage structure includes a spring compressing mechanism (2) and a vacuum cylinder mechanism (3). The spring compressing mechanism (2) includes a compression cavity (21), a spring (22), a spring piston (23) and a working piston rod (24). The spring (22) and the spring piston (23) are mounted in the compression cavity (21). A front end of the spring piston (23) is connected to the working piston rod (24). The lower part of the working piston rod (24) is provided with an upper rack structure (241). The vacuum cylinder mechanism (3) includes a cylinder (31) and a cylinder piston (32). A completely sealed vacuum chamber (3a) is formed by the cylinder piston (32) and a tail end part of the cylinder (31). The upper side of the vacuum cylinder piston rod (33) is provided with a lower rack structure (331). The lower rack structure (331) is in engaged transmission with the upper rack structure (241) through a transmission gear (5). Through the energy storage structure, the spring compressing mechanism (2) and the vacuum cylinder mechanism (3) are organically combined into a whole body, so that the energy storage strength can be multipled, and the axial and radial vibration at the end of nailing can be effectively reduced.
A high-strength lithium battery nail gun with a composite energy storage structure, comprising a gun body (1) having a tail section of the gun body (1) provided with an energy storage structure, wherein the energy storage structure comprises a spring compressing mechanism (2) and a vacuum cylinder mechanism (3) linked with each other;
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