Method and device for automatically binding bundles of cables
AssigneeA. Raymond & Cie
InventorsHans-Jurgen Lesser, Martin Busch
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AssigneeA. Raymond & Cie
InventorsHans-Jurgen Lesser, Martin Busch
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A device for binding bundles of cables uses a continuously fed cable tie to bind the cables. The cable tie is wound around the bundle of cables by guide claws. The cable tie is secured by a latching lock which can be positioned in front of the guide claws. The cable tie is then cut off in a non-tensioned state behind the latching lock. While bundling the cables, a fastener can be positioned at the bundling location next to the latching lock if necessary. The fastener is configured so as to anchor the loom of cables to a support element. A carriage which can be shifted in the binding device, positions the latching locks and fasteners. The carriage includes holding jaws and a carrier which clutches the locks and fasteners fed from above. The carriage carries the parts to the outlet of the device at the transition area to the guide claws of the device. A feed channel is provided in the carriage. Said feed channel overlaps with the outlet of the insertion channel for the cable tie in the housing when the carriage moves forward. In this position, the cable tie can be pushed through the latching lock because an insertion tab which is connected to the carriage.
A method for automatically binding cable bundles, comprising:
A device for automatically binding cable bundles with a cable tie and a lock, the cable tie having an elongated body with a surface having teeth defined thereon, and the lock having a locking channel for receiving the cable tie and a lock member for engaging the teeth on the cable tie, the device comprising:
A method for automatically binding cable bundles, comprising:
An automatically operating device for binding cable bundles with a continuously fed cable tie having teeth or grooves on one of its surfaces, the device being of the type:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.