Press for swaging metal sleeves
AssigneeCCL Systems Limited
InventorHugh Jeremy Willis Edwards
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AssigneeCCL Systems Limited
InventorHugh Jeremy Willis Edwards
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A press adapted for use in confined areas for swaging a sleeve onto reinforcing bars to splice them together. The press comprises a cylinder having a longitudinal axis with a piston therein and reciprocable along said axis, said cylinder having an end and a pair of spaced arms extending from said end in a direction generally parallel to said cylinder, with the distance generally between the outer surfaces of said arms measured in a direction transverse to said longitudinal axis being less than the outer diameter of the cylinder. A bridging member is detachably secured to and bridges the arms. A first die part is secured to the free end of the piston and a second cooperable die part is secured to the bridging member. The die parts cooperate together to swage the sleeve onto the bars by the movement of the first die. piece toward the second die piece in accordance with the movement of the piston along said longitudinal axis.
A press adapted for use in confined spaces for forming a workpiece, said press comprising a cylinder having a longitudinal axis with a piston therein and reciprocable along said axis, said cylinder having an end from which a pair of arms extend in a direction generally parallel to said longitudinal axis, the outer surface of each of said arms being planar with the distance between the outer surfaces of said arms measured in a direction transverse to said longitudinal axis being less than the outer diameter of said cylinder, said arms also including tapered flanges, a bridging member in the form of a cap having tapered flanges thereon, said cap being detachably secured to said arms, with the flanges of said arms mating with the flanges of said cap, a first die part mounted for said reciprocable movement with said piston and a second die part mounted on said bridging member, said die parts cooperating together to form said workpiece by movement of said first die part toward said second die part in accordance with the movement of said piston along said axis.
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