Insertion mechanism, a caulking mechanism and an insertion/caulking device
AssigneeNawaseikiseisakusho Corporation
InventorsMasatoshi Kitamura, Eitarou Sakurai
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AssigneeNawaseikiseisakusho Corporation
InventorsMasatoshi Kitamura, Eitarou Sakurai
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For serving as an insertion mechanism M1, a pressure member 12 is supported in a vertically swingable manner through swing arms 51 to tip ends of vertically swingable push arms 13, and the pressure member 12 is adapted to push a corner piece in an inclining nose-up position. For serving as a caulking mechanism M2, an opening angle of a tip end caulking claw 40 of a caulking plate 15 is made larger than the right angle. For serving as an insertion/caulking device, a drive force transmitting mechanism M3 is installed, which actuates the insertion mechanism M1 interlocking with a former period stroke of one hydraulic cylinder 26 and actuates the caulking mechanism M2 interlocking with its latter period stroke. Thereby, an assembly accuracy and a work efficiency can be improved when assembling the corner piece. Further, the insertion mechanism and the caulking mechanism can be operated in sequence according to a work stroke by one stretching operation of one drive actuator.
A corner piece insertion mechanism for inserting an L-shaped corner piece into corner portions of concave outward flanges formed on open edges of a duct having a rectangular cross section comprising:
A caulking mechanism for caulking upper ends of bent portions of flanges in order to fasten an L-shaped corner piece inserted into corner portions of concave outward flanges formed on open edges of a duct having a rectangular cross section comprising:
A corner piece insertion/caulking mechanism for inserting an L-shaped corner piece into corner portions of concave outward flanges formed on open edges of a duct having a rectangular cross section and for caulking upper ends of bent portions of the flanges comprising:
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