Heel nailing machine
AssigneeUSM Corporation
InventorGerhard Giebel
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Abstract
A heel nailing machine having a holddown for the heel which clamps the heel against movement during attachment. The holddown is then moved upwards to lift the heel and attached shoe off the stand. The holddown then swings to one side and the shoe is released. The shoe is thus automatically ejected from the machine.
Claims2
A machine for nailing heels on the shoe uppers fitted with insole, in which the shoe upper is positioned on a nailing stand and a holddown presses the heel onto the shoe upper on the nailing stand while being gripped laterally by an arrangement of holding elements, wherein said holding elements are provided with a clamping arrangement for pressing the upper and the heel together, the holddown being pivotable sideways from the axis of said nailing stand wherein said clamping arrangement is operable to raise a heel complete with its attached shoe upper from said stand and to swing it in such a matter that upon release of the clamping arrangement in the swung position a shoe upper complete with its heel may be dropped down by the side of said nailing stand.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.