Apparatus and system for installing rivets in belt fasteners
OwnerThomas W. Richardson, Mary Jane Richardsoninventors
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A belt fastener assembly attachment apparatus attaches belt fastener assemblies to the end of a belt with rivets and with a non-manually powered rivet assembly driving tool. A guide template having a plurality of guide apertures is alignable with the anvil die apertures of an anvil die plate. Each guide aperture receives and aligns the rivet assembly dispensing barrel of the non-manually powered rivet assembly drive tool to the anvil die apertures of an anvil die plate and rivet receiving apertures of the belt fastener. Guide pins carried by the guide template and received within guide apertures of the anvil die plate maintain the guide template apertures in registration with the anvil die apertures of the anvil die plate and the rivet receiving apertures of the belt fastener. A rivet assembly supply strip presents each rivet assembly one at a time in accurate registration with the rivet assembly dispensing barrel of the non-manually powered rivet assembly drive tool to assure accurate driving of each rivet assembly.
An apparatus for facilitating the attachment of a belt fastener assembly to an end of a belt with rivets and by a non-manually powered rivet assembly drive tool having a rivet assembly dispensing barrel, the belt fastener assembly including an upper plate for overlying one side of the belt end and a lower plate for underlying the other side of the belt end, the upper and lower plates having a plurality of aligned rivet receiving apertures, and each rivet assembly including a rivet having a domed head at one end and a counter sink at an opposite end and a pilot nail extending from the rivet and having a die forming head carried by the rivet counter sink, said apparatus comprising:
A system for attaching a belt fastener assembly to an end of a belt with rivets, the belt fastener assembly including an upper plate for overlying one side of the belt end and a lower plate for underlying the other side of the belt end, the upper and lower plates having a plurality of aligned rivet receiving apertures, and each rivet having a domed head at one end and a counter sink at an opposite end and forming a rivet assembly with a pilot nail extending from the rivet and having a die forming head carried by the rivet counter sink, sand system comprising:
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