Electrical soldering gun with hinged soldering jaws heated by a single heating element
AssigneeRems-Werk Christian Foll und Sohne GmbH & Co.
InventorRudolf Wagner
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Abstract
An electrical soldering gun for pipe soldering has a plastic case with a pistol grip handle and a single elongated electric heating element extending longitudinally of the case. A first soldering jaw with recesses is disposed on and extends axially of the heating element and has directly hingedly connected in heat exchange relationship therewith with a second jaw provided with complementary recesses for cooperating with the first jaw recesses to receive and grip a pipe to be soldered. The second jaw is connected to a slidable trigger on the casing by a pull rod for manually pivotally moving the second jaw away from the first jaw against the force of a spring associated with the trigger normally biasing the push rod and second jaw toward the first jaw.
Claims10
An electrical soldering device for pipes comprising:
- a housing having an overall configuration like a pistol;
- a single elongated heating element connected to said housing in a location extending longitudinally thereof;
- a first soldering jaw that is disposed on said heating element and extended axially of said heating element in heat exchange relationship therewith and is provided with first recess means for receiving pipes therein to be soldered;
- a second soldering jaw that is hingedly connected directly to said first soldering jaw per se for heat transmittal where hingedly connected between said first and second jaws and is provided with second recess means also for receiving pipes therein to be soldered, with said first and second recess means cooperating, in a gripping position of said second soldering jaw, to form complementary receiving means for a pipe that is to be soldered;
- a control member that is movably mounted on said housing;
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- a connecting element that is connected directly at opposite ends thereof both to said second soldering jaw and also to said control member, biasing means operatively associated with at least one of said control member, connecting element and second jaw for normally biasing said second jaw toward said first jaw to maintain said second jaw in its gripping position to hold the pipe to be soldered, said second jaw being selectively movable away from said first jaw by actuating of said control member to cause said connection element to pivotally move said second jaw.
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