Wire fastening tool
AssigneeKijuro Hayano
InventorsKijuro Hayano, Haruo Ajiro
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Abstract
A wire fastening tool has a wire mounting portion on which one end of a wire is to be mounted, a containing portion into which a movable member is to be inserted from outside and removably contained, and at least two openings which are formed in a peripheral wall forming the containing portion and into which the other end of the wire is to be inserted. The movable member is inserted with the other end of the wire passed through the openings and inserted in the containing portion, whereby the wire is bent between the movable member and the containing portion and is pressed between the outer surface of the movable member and the inner surface of the containing portion.
Claims5
A wire fastening device for securing body parts by means of a wire adaptable to a living body, said wire fastening device comprising:
- a first member having a bore and first and second openings facing each other, said bore being located between said first and second openings, each of said openings having an area through which said wire can be inserted, said first opening being extended along said bore;
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- a second member disposed movably within said bore, said second member having a through-hole extended across the direction of movement of said second member and a recess formed on an outer portion of said second member to be extended along said bore, said through-hole and said recess communicating to pass said wire therethrough, and said through-hole and said recess being opposed to, respectively, said first opening and said second opening of said first member,
- said second member being movable within said bore and acting on said wire when said wire is passed through said openings and said through-hole, such that said wire is extended between a bottom surface of said recess and an inner surface of said first member defining said bore and is bent in a crank-like configuration and fastened thereby,
- said first member having a cutting blade for cutting said wire which faces one of said first and second openings, and an edge of said cutting blade is opposed to the direction of movement of said second member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.