EP1965956A2 - Side cutter - Google Patents
Side cutterInfo
- Publication number
- EP1965956A2 EP1965956A2 EP06829811A EP06829811A EP1965956A2 EP 1965956 A2 EP1965956 A2 EP 1965956A2 EP 06829811 A EP06829811 A EP 06829811A EP 06829811 A EP06829811 A EP 06829811A EP 1965956 A2 EP1965956 A2 EP 1965956A2
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- Prior art keywords
- cutting
- joint
- parts
- pliers
- side cutter
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
- B26B—HAND-HELD CUTTING TOOLS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B26B17/00—Hand cutting tools, i.e. with the cutting action actuated by muscle power with two jaws which come into abutting contact
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25B—TOOLS OR BENCH DEVICES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, FOR FASTENING, CONNECTING, DISENGAGING OR HOLDING
- B25B7/00—Pliers; Other hand-held gripping tools with jaws on pivoted limbs; Details applicable generally to pivoted-limb hand tools
- B25B7/06—Joints
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25B—TOOLS OR BENCH DEVICES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, FOR FASTENING, CONNECTING, DISENGAGING OR HOLDING
- B25B7/00—Pliers; Other hand-held gripping tools with jaws on pivoted limbs; Details applicable generally to pivoted-limb hand tools
- B25B7/06—Joints
- B25B7/08—Joints with fixed fulcrum
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
- B26B—HAND-HELD CUTTING TOOLS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B26B17/00—Hand cutting tools, i.e. with the cutting action actuated by muscle power with two jaws which come into abutting contact
- B26B17/02—Hand cutting tools, i.e. with the cutting action actuated by muscle power with two jaws which come into abutting contact with jaws operated indirectly by the handles, e.g. through cams or toggle levers
Definitions
- the invention relates to a side cutter with a first and second pliers part, which are formed as cutting parts and having a cutting edge.
- the blade parts are pivotally connected by a hinge and have associated handle elements.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a side cutter, which simplifies the work in connection with electrical installations and the like.
- the side cutter has two clamp parts, which are designed as first and second cutting part and have cutting.
- the cutting parts are pivotally connected by means of a joint.
- the side cutter is completed by gripping elements assigned to the cutting parts.
- the side cutter draws characterized in that the cutting edges of the first and second cutting part have at least two cutting regions, which are designed differently and adapted to the cutting of wires with different diameters.
- a first cutting region is provided, which is preferably arranged near the joint or directly connected thereto.
- This first cutting region has a first cutting edge, which is formed by two cutting surfaces running in a V-shaped manner, namely by the cutting line of the two cutting surfaces.
- the first cutting edge is spaced from an outer surface of the blade part.
- the outer surface of the cutting part for example, the underside of the side cutter, which usually has on its front a recess that can accommodate cut wire ends.
- the side cutter is characterized by a second cutting region, which is preferably arranged at a distance from the joint and adjoins the first cutting region on the side facing away from the joint.
- the second cutting region has a second cutting edge comprising two V-shaped cutting surfaces, one of which coincides with the outside of the cutting part.
- the cutting surfaces are therefore not symmetrical, but overall wedge-shaped. In this case, it is precisely ensured that one of the cutting surfaces is formed by the outer surface of the cutting part, so that the second cutting edge lies practically in the plane of the outer surface. It is thus possible to place the side cutter on a surface and to cut over these protruding wire ends, so that they are practically aligned with the surface.
- Figure 1 shows the front part of a side cutter, namely a first and second pliers part
- Figure 2 shows a cross section through the side cutter along the line H-II shown in Figure 1;
- FIG. 3 shows a cross section through the side cutter along the line W-III drawn in FIG.
- FIG. 4 shows a cross section through the joint of the side cutter in a plane in which the central axis of the joint lies
- Figure 5 is a section through the joint lying in a plane rotated with respect to Figure 4, passing through the central axis of the joint.
- the front part of the side cutter 1 shown in FIG. 1 has a first pliers part 3 and a second pliers part 5, which are connected to one another via a hinge 7.
- the first pliers part 3 has a first cutting part 9 and a holding arm 11
- the second pliers part 5 has a second cutting part 13 and a driver 15.
- the holding arm 11 faces the first cutting part 9 and that the driver 15 is opposite the second cutting part 13, and that the joint 7 is arranged between the ends of the tong parts 3 and 5.
- On the holding arm 11 engages a first handle member and on the driver 15, a second handle member.
- FIG. 1 shows that the first and second pliers part 3 and 5 are formed symmetrically with respect to a central axis M. Also, the holding arm 11 and the driver 15 may be formed symmetrically to the central axis.
- gripping elements engage on the forceps parts 3 and 5, or on the holding arm 11 and the driver 15, which are connected to one another via a so-called parallelogram joint. If the gripping elements are moved toward one another as far as possible, the pliers parts 1 and 5 are displaced into the functional position shown in FIG. 1, that is to say in the closed position of the side cutter 1. Spreading the gripping elements leads to opening of the side cutter 1. Liehe pliers with symmetrically to the central axis M trained grip elements known. This also applies to pliers with a parallelogram joint.
- FIG. 1 shows that the blade parts 9 and 13 taper in a first region B1 starting from the joint 7 in the direction of the front end 17 of the side cutter 1.
- the cutting parts 9 and 13 are also tapered, but the taper angle is greater than in the first region B1.
- the cutting parts 9 and 13 In the first region B 1, which is arranged near the joint 7 or directly adjacent thereto, the cutting parts 9 and 13 have a first cutting region 19 and a second cutting region 21 in the second region B 2 lying near the front end 17.
- the first cutting element 9 has a first cutting edge 23 and in the second cutting region 21 a second cutting edge 25.
- the second cutting part 13 is provided with a first cutting edge 23 'in the first cutting region 19 and with a second cutting edge 25' in the second cutting region 21.
- the bottom view of Figure 1 shows the outer surfaces 27 and 29 of the first cutting part 9 and 13, which face the viewer.
- the outer surface 27 merges via a first cutting surface 31 into the first cutting edge 23 and drops from the outer surface 27 in the direction of the first cutting edge 23. Accordingly falls from the outer surface 29 from a first cutting surface 31 'of the second cutting part 13 in the direction of the cutting edge 23' from.
- the two first cutting surfaces 31, 31 'thus form virtually a V-shaped groove in the outer surface 27, 29 of the two cutting parts 9 and 13 in the first cutting region 19.
- the outer surfaces 27a of the first cutting part 9 and 29a of the second cutting part 13 can be seen.
- the outer surfaces 27 a and 29 a drop from the line 33 in the direction of the front end 17 of the side cutter 1.
- the thickness of the cutting parts 9 and 13 is reduced starting from the joint 7 in the direction of the front end 17 of the side cutter 1, wherein it is preferably provided here, that the taper angle in the first area B1 near the hinge 7 is smaller than in the second area B2 near the front end 17 of the pliers designed as a side cutter 1.
- the joint 7 has a hinge pin 35 which runs perpendicular to the image plane of FIG. 1 and has a central through-hole 37 here.
- the hinge pin 35 passes through through holes in the first and second pliers parts 3 and 5 and connects them articulated with each other.
- a preferably injected plastic ring in the joint 7 of the hinge pin 35 is fixed in the joint 7, so that it can no longer fall out of the through holes.
- the plastic ring on the one hand reduces the friction between the hinge pin 35 and the pliers parts 3 and 5, on the other hand between the pliers parts 3 and 5 with each other.
- the attached to the support arm 11 and the driver 15, not shown here grip elements are preferably also molded. It is particularly advantageous if at the same time the plastic ring in the joint 7 is injected during injection molding of the handle elements. Different plastic materials for the ring and / or for the grip elements can also be used and / or the plastic ring and the grip elements can be realized in the so-called two-component injection molding process.
- the pliers parts 3 and 5 are preferably made of metal, in particular by way of the MIM process, the so-called metal-molding injection process or metal powder injection molding process.
- the cross section through the side cutter 1 shown in Figure 2 shows the first pliers part 3 and the second pliers part 5, more precisely, the cutting part 9 of the first pliers part 3 and the cutting part 13 of the second pliers part 5.
- the outer surface 27a of the first pliers part 3 can be seen and the outer surface 29a of the second tong part 5.
- the sectional view according to Figure 2 shows that the pliers parts 3 and 5 are formed symmetrically to each other.
- the second cutting edges 25 and 25 ' In the area of contact of the first cutting part 9 of the first tong part 3 and the second cutting part 13 of the second tong part 5 are the second cutting edges 25 and 25 '. From the cutting edge 25 drops to the right from a cutting surface 39. In mirror image, a cutting surface 41 rises from the cutting edge 25 'upwards. It can be seen that the cutting edges 25 and 25 'are formed by two surfaces which run in the shape of a V: the cutting edge 25 through the line of intersection of the outer surface 27a of the first pliers part 3 with the cutting surface 39; the cutting edge 25 'through the outer surface 29a of the second pliers part 5 with the cutting surface 41st
- the outer surfaces 27a and 29a are not in an imaginary plane E, but include an acute angle with this imaginary plane E.
- FIG. 3 shows a cross section through the first and second cutting parts 9, 13 of the pliers parts 3 and 5.
- the sectional plane runs along the line III-III, which is shown in FIG. Same parts are given the same reference numerals, so reference is made to the foregoing description of the figures to avoid repetition.
- the cross-section shown in FIG. 3 is-as in FIG. 2-substantially larger compared to the representation in FIG.
- the first pliers part 3 with the first blade part 9 is shown; at the top, the second pliers part 5 with the second blade part 13 is shown.
- the two cutting parts 9 and 13 are symmetrical.
- first cutting surfaces 31 and 31 ' In the sectional view, the outer surface 27 of the first cutting part 9 and the outer surface 29 of the second cutting part 13 can be seen, also the explained above with reference to Figure 1 first cutting surfaces 31 and 31 '.
- the first cutting surface 31 merges into the first cutting edge 23 and the first cutting surface 31 'into the cutting edge 23'.
- the first cutting edge 23 is followed by an obliquely downward sloping second cutting surface 39 ', to the first cutting edge 23' an obliquely upwardly rising second cutting surface 41 '.
- the first cutting edge 23 is thus formed by the line of intersection of the first cutting surface 31 with the second cutting surface 39 '.
- the first cutting edge 23 ' is formed by the line of intersection of the first cutting surface 31' with the second cutting surface 41 '.
- FIG. 3 clearly shows that the first cutting edge 23 of the first cutting part 9 and the second cutting edge 23 'of the second cutting part 13 are at a distance from the outer surfaces 27 and 29, ie offset to the right at a distance to the plane E indicated here.
- a comparison of the cutting edges shown in Figures 2 and 3 shows that the cutting edges 25, 25 'are formed by two cutting surfaces 27a and 39 and 29a and 41, which are V-shaped to each other and include a comparatively acute angle with each other.
- the side cutter 1 has two cutting parts 9 and 13, the differently shaped cutting edges 23, 23 'and 25, 25', wherein the cutting 23, 23 'are designed solid and the Cutting thicker wires are suitable as the finer cut 25, 25 '.
- FIG. 4 shows the region of the joint 7 in cross section, which runs along the line AA shown in FIG. Visible here are the first pliers part 3 and the second pliers part 5.
- the first pliers part 3 is provided with a passage opening 53
- the second pliers part 5 is provided with a passage opening 55.
- the two openings 53, 55 are aligned with each other and receive the main body 38 of a hinge pin 39, which is provided with a collar 61. This prevents the hinge pin 39 can slide through the first and / or second passage opening 55 or 53.
- the main body 38 has on its outer side an annular groove 63, while on the inside of the through holes 53 and 55 at least one recess, preferably also an annular groove 65 is provided, wherein a portion of the annular groove of the first through hole 53 in the first pliers part 3 and a second region the second passage opening 55 of the second pliers part 5 may be assigned. It is crucial that the annular groove 63 on the outside of the hinge pin 39 and the annular groove 65 in the region of the first and second passage openings 53, 55 at least partially at the same height, measured in the direction of the central axis 67 of the hinge pin 39. In this way, in the area of the joint 7 an inner annular space 69 created in which a ring 71, preferably made of plastic is provided.
- the ring 71 is injected.
- at least one outwardly open access channel 73 communicating with the annular space 69 is provided in the area of the joint 7, through which plastic can be injected into the annular space 69.
- the annular space 69 also extends radially outwards relative to the central axis 67, ie has a diameter which is greater than that of the passage openings 53 and 55.
- the first tong part 3 only touches the second tong part 5 outside of here implemented plastic rings 71.
- the joint 7 described here can be produced in a very simple manner: the two pliers parts 3 and 5 are placed on top of each other in such a way that the passage openings 53 and 55 in the pliers parts 3 and 5 are aligned. It can then be inserted into the through holes 53 and 55, the hinge pin 59 until it rests with its collar 61 on the outside of one of the pliers parts.
- the hinge pin 39 is inserted by way of example from below into the passage openings 53, 55, so that the collar 61 rests on the outside of the second pliers part 5.
- a plastic compound can be injected via the at least one access channel 73 to realize a ring 71 having a cylindrical portion which extends over a certain height - measured in the direction of the central axis 67 -.
- the height here is about one third of the common thickness of the two pliers parts 3 and 5.
- the ring 71 also has a radially outwardly extending, rather plate-shaped portion which is arranged in the contact region between the first pliers part 3 and the second pliers part 5, and in a plane on which the central axis 67 is vertical. In this way, the contact surface of the two pliers parts 3 and 5 in the region of the joint 7 is reduced. Overall, therefore, reduces the ring 71, the friction between the two pliers parts 3 and 5 with each other and the friction of these two pliers parts relative to the hinge pin 39th
- the joint 7 can be produced inexpensively in a simple manner.
- the parts associated with the joint 7, the pliers parts 3 and 5, are connected to each other by the hinge pin 39.
- the hinge pin is secured in the through holes 53 and 55 by the injected ring 71 against falling out.
- the joint 7 is characterized by the fact that the friction of the parts connected together in the area of the joint is reduced to a minimum.
- the configuration of the ring 71 can be adapted in a wide frame to the forces prevailing in the joint 7. It is therefore possible to provide a measured in the direction of the central axis 67 higher cylindrical portion, as shown here. It is also conceivable to vary the extent of the ring 71 measured perpendicularly to the center axis 67 in order to provide a more or less large plastic surface in the area of contact between the first and second tong parts 3, 5, which serves to reduce the frictional forces in the area of the joint 7.
- the friction can also be influenced, in particular reduced, by the selection of special plastic materials.
- the two pliers parts 5 and 3 are preferably made of metal. Particularly preferred during production is the so-called MIM technique, the metal injection molding technique, also called metal powder injection molding technology.
- MIM metal injection molding
- handle elements are attached to the pliers parts.
- a fixed gripping element is attached, which can thus perform no pivoting movement relative to the pliers part 3.
- the first pliers part 3 can now be connected to the second pliers part 5 by passing the hinge pins 39 through the passage openings 53 and 55 after the pliers parts 3 and 5 have been joined together.
- the ring 71 is then injected.
- the two pliers parts 3 and 5 also previously assembled and the hinge pin 39 can be inserted, and then the first handle member attached to the first pliers part 3, preferably molded.
- Particularly preferred is a production method in which the first gripping element is formed on the first pliers part 3, in particular injection-molded, and the ring 71 is injected into the region of the joint 7 in one process step.
- a parallelogram joint provided with this pliers 1 is then completed by inserting a coupling element.
- This is preferably mounted pivotably in the region of passage opening D1 on the first pliers part 3.
- the other end of the coupling element is then pivotally connected to the second handle element. At a distance to the second handle member with the end 15 'of the driver 15 is connected.
- a spring element and a latching element are used before then the first handle element is completed, in particular by placing a lid or a second half-shell. Accordingly, the second grip element is completed by an associated part.
- a material is used, which is particularly handy to prevent slipping when handling the pliers.
- the material must be hard enough to absorb the forces that occur when using the pliers and to forward them to the pliers parts 3 and 5.
- the gripping elements with areas of different plastics, that is to say to use softer materials in the contact area of the hand and fingers in order to increase the ease of use.
- different plastic materials in the manufacture of the handle elements and process by two-component injection molding process.
- the use of plastic material for the grip elements is particularly advantageous because even when using metal in the manufacture of the pliers parts 3 and 5, the user is insulated from them and the risk of being electrocuted when handling the pliers is reduced to a minimum ,
- Figure 5 shows the joint 7 between the two pliers parts 3 and 5 in a sectional view, wherein the section along the line BB, which is located in Figure 1, and which lies in an imaginary plane in which the central axis 67 of the hinge pin 59th lies.
- the same parts are provided with the same reference numerals, so reference is made to the description of the preceding figures, in particular to Figure 4.
- the two pliers parts 3 and 5 of the pliers 1 are greatly enlarged in cross section along the line BB shown in Figure 1 reproduced.
- the through-opening 53 in the first pliers part 3 and the through-openings 55 in the second pliers part 5 are in alignment with one another and receive the hinge pin 39, which is arranged here so as to rest on the second pliers part 5 with its collar 61 projecting radially over the peripheral surface thereof. is, so through the two through holes 53 and 55 can not slide through.
- the base body 38 of the hinge pin 39 is provided on its outer side with an annular groove 63, while the inside of the through holes 53 and 55 has a recess, so that the annular groove 65 is given, in which a plastic compound is injected.
- the ring 71 thus engages in the two pliers parts 3 and 5 and in the hinge pin 39, so that it can no longer be pushed out in the direction of its central axis 67 from the through holes 53 and 55.
- the two pliers parts 3 and 5 are thus secured by the ring 71.
- the pliers parts 3 and 5 are coupled together by a bayonet-shaped connection 75.
- a bayonet-shaped connection 75 This is realized by introducing into one of the two gripper parts, here in the second gripper part 5, a groove 77 extending over a circular arc. It can extend over the thickness of the second pliers part 5.
- the groove 77 is provided, at least in a region of its circular extension, with a projection 79 which projects radially outward into the groove with respect to the center axis 67 of the hinge pin 59.
- the other pliers part in this case the first pliers part 3, has a projection 81 extending parallel to the central axis 67, which on its side facing away from the main body of the pliers part 3 comprises a section projecting radially inwardly in the direction of the central axis 67 acting as an abutment 83.
- the length of the projection 81 and the thickness of the abutment 83 are selected so that the radially inwardly projecting abutment 83 engages in a functional position of the connection 75 under the projection 79, so that the two pliers parts 3 and 5 are locked together.
- at least one groove 77 and at least one projection 81 are provided which projects into the groove 77. It is preferably provided that two point-symmetrical grooves 77 are provided in one of the pliers parts, here in the second pliers part 5, which are curved in a circular arc. Accordingly, two projections 81 on the other part, in this case on the first pliers part 3, to be provided, which are also formed in a circular arc.
- the on the first pliers part 3 facing side of the groove 77 is formed in a region - measured perpendicular to the central axis 67 - so wide that the abutment 83 of the first pliers part 3 can be introduced there.
- This serving as a receiving portion portion of the groove 77 is arranged so that the projection 81 can engage with the abutment 83 in the receiving portion of the groove 77 when the two pliers parts 3 and 5 are superimposed in their maximum open functional position.
- the abutment 83 engages under the radially outwardly projecting projection 79 of the groove 77, so that the projection 81 of the first pliers part 3 securely held in the groove 77 of the second pliers part 5 becomes.
- the abutment 83 comes to lie completely below the projection 79 and the two pliers parts 3 and 5 optimally through the connection 75th be held together. If the pliers parts 3 and 5 of the pliers opened a little, they are in the region of the connection 75 by the largely above the Abutment 83 lying projection 79 held together. This results in an excellent stability of the connecting portion of the pliers parts 3 and 5 in the joint 7, while the pliers is used.
- the two pliers parts 3 and 5 are held together exclusively by the ring 71 made of plastic. Since the pliers are not used in this position, the user thereby no disadvantages.
- the arc-shaped abutment 83 engages under the projection 79 as soon as the pliers are slightly closed and possibly used for work. In particular, however, if the forceps is opened only over a certain range and may also have to apply high forces, the abutment 83 engages far below the projection 79, so that the joint 7 is very stable due to the bayonet-type connection 75 and can absorb high forces.
- the joint 7 of the pliers is characterized in that it is particularly low friction, because in the interior of a plastic ring 71 is provided. This extends over the contact area between the two pliers parts 3 and 5 and the hinge pin 59 of the joint 7, but also over a region of the contact surface between the pliers parts 3 and 5.
- suitable plastics which are preferably also processable by injection molding friction forces can be reduced to a minimum. This helps to minimize the forces required in handling the pliers.
- Two-component injection molding can be used not only in the more or less simultaneous production of handle elements and the ring 71, but also in the production of the handle elements themselves, which may include plastics of different properties.
- hard plastics are used which can absorb the forces occurring when using the pliers and can also have a metal reinforcing core.
- plastics are used which prevent the user from slipping off the handle elements 17 and 19, and which also have inherent elasticity in order to reduce the stresses on the user's skin when using the forceps.
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