Abstract:
A stapler for stapling sheet material with staples, each staple having two staple legs and a staple crown. The stapler having an anvil arm, with a stapling unit being pivotable relative to the anvil arm and including a staple magazine receiving the staples and a driver for pushing staples through the sheet material, with a base part, on which the anvil arm is mounted movably towards it, and with two two-armed bending levers pivotably mounted on the anvil arm about a respective pivot axis, each bending lever having a first and a second lever arm. Upon approach of the anvil arm to the base part, the second lever arms are pivoted and bend the staple legs. The pivot axes extend substantially perpendicular to the staple crowns and the second lever arms have end portions which are arranged offset to one another in the axial direction of the pivot axes.
Abstract:
A fastener driving tool includes a housing, a drive track within the housing, a magazine connected to the housing and configured to hold a supply of fasteners and to provide a leading fastener to the drive track, a driver configured to move downward in the drive track and drive the leading fastener into a workpiece during a drive stroke, a mount connected to the driver, and a clincher operatively connected to the housing and to the mount. The clincher is configured to engage the leading fastener during the drive stroke and move into a clinching position at the end of the drive stroke to clinch the fastener to the workpiece. A motor is configured to rotate a crank arm, and a connecting rod is pivotably connected to the mount at one end portion thereof and pivotably connected to the crank arm at an opposite end portion thereof.
Abstract:
A stapler includes a penetrating part including a pair of cutting blades to form holes in a workpiece and to cause leg portions of a staple to penetrate the workpiece, an operating member, and a bending part configured to bend the leg portions. The bending part includes a bending member configured to bend the leg portions of the staple, and a driving force transmitting section configured to transmit an operation of the operating member to the bending member.
Abstract:
A flat-clinch stapler has a base, a magazine assembly, a handle device, a flat-clinch device and a buffering device. The magazine assembly and the handle device are pivotally connected with the base. The flat-clinch device has a slider and a moving board. The slider is slidably mounted on the base. The moving board is mounted above the slider and is pivotally connected with the base. The buffering device has a protrusion, a block and an elastic member. The protrusion is securely disposed on the moving board. The block is slidably mounted on the base and abuts the protrusion. The elastic member abuts the block and the base. When the moving board is pivoted, the block is driven by the protrusion to move.
Abstract:
A flat-clinch stapler has a base, a magazine assembly, a handle device, a flat-clinch device and a buffering device. The magazine assembly and the handle device are pivotally connected with the base. The flat-clinch device has a slider and a moving board. The slider is slidably mounted on the base. The moving board is mounted above the slider and is pivotally connected with the base. The buffering device has a protrusion, a block and an elastic member. The protrusion is securely disposed on the moving board. The block is slidably mounted on the base and abuts the protrusion. The elastic member abuts the block and the base. When the moving board is pivoted, the block is driven by the protrusion to move.
Abstract:
A stapler includes a penetrating part including a pair of cutting blades to form holes in a workpiece and to cause leg portions of a staple to penetrate the workpiece, an operating member, and a bending part configured to bend the leg portions. The bending part includes a bending member configured to bend the leg portions of the staple, and a driving force transmitting section configured to transmit an operation of the operating member to the bending member.
Abstract:
A link arrangement (13) forming part of a stapler (1) in which stapling of a workpiece (34) such as a sheaf of papers is effected, which stapler comprises a frame (2) which has attached to it a drive device (7), a staple magazine (5), a driver (6), an anvil (4) and said link arrangement which is connected to and acted upon by the drive device (7) and which in a reciprocating stapling movement (P) imparts to the driver and the anvil relative to the frame a reciprocating movement in which the driver and the anvil move towards and away from one another, which link arrangement (13) is provided with a scissors link (14) which comprises a connecting spindle (15) and at least four arms (16-19).
Abstract:
A fastener driving tool includes a housing, a drive track within the housing, a magazine connected to the housing and configured to hold a supply of fasteners and to provide a leading fastener to the drive track, a driver configured to move downward in the drive track and drive the leading fastener into a workpiece during a drive stroke, a mount connected to the driver, and a clincher operatively connected to the housing and to the mount. The clincher is configured to engage the leading fastener during the drive stroke and move into a clinching position at the end of the drive stroke to clinch the fastener to the workpiece. A motor is configured to rotate a crank arm, and a connecting rod is pivotably connected to the mount at one end portion thereof and pivotably connected to the crank arm at an opposite end portion thereof.
Abstract:
A stapler includes a driver-and-clincher mechanism for operating a driver and a clincher such that the driver-and-clincher operating mechanism operates the driver until the driver nearly reaches a bottom dead point thereof during a first half downward movement of an operating handle and then the driver-and-clincher mechanism operates the clincher during a latter half movement of the operating handle.