Magazine front end retaining structure for hammer tacker
AssigneeGreat-Elite Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorLarry Yeh
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Abstract
A magazine front end retaining structure for hammer tacker includes a case body head cap connected to a front end of a case body of a tacker case of the hammer tacker; a retaining push member pivotally mounted to a front opening of the case body head cap; an outer staple channel head cap connected to a front end of an outer staple channel of a magazine, which and a magazine cover are coaxially pivotally connected at respective rear end to a rear end of the case body, and a catch section located at a front end of the outer staple channel head cap for the retaining push member to hook thereto, so that a front end of the magazine is held to the tacker case. To release the front end of the magazine from the tacker case for loading staples, simply pushes the retaining push member with one hand.
Claims10
A magazine front end retaining structure for hammer tacker, the hammer tacker including a handgrip, a tacker case having a case body, a rear end of which having a partial length fixedly fitted into a receiving space of the handgrip, a magazine cover, and a magazine;
- the magazine cover and the magazine being coaxially pivotally connected at respective rear end to the rear end of the case body near the handgrip;
- the magazine front end retaining structure comprising:
- a striking member being provided in the case body near a front end thereof;
- the magazine cover having a front end opposite to the handgrip being forward extended through and held to the striking member;
- a case body head cap being connected to and enclosing the front end of the case body, and defining an opening structure at a front end thereof;
- a retaining push member being mounted to the opening structure of the case body head cap to bear against the striking member;
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- a catch section being provided to a front end of the magazine opposite to the handgrip;
- and the retaining push member correspondingly hooking to the catch section to thereby retain the front end of the magazine to the tacker case.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.