LU100136B1 - Stapler type strip take-up plier - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of packaging tools, and particularly relates to a stapler type strip take-up plier. The stapler type strip take-up plier includes a lower handle, an upper handle and a line ball head, wherein a sliding rail, a sliding block and a button which realize stapler functions are arranged in a sliding groove of the lower handle. According to the utility model, elastic sliding of the sliding block in the sliding rail is controlled by the button so as to thrust a metal belt to realize the continuous supply of the metal belt; when the metal belt is changed, it is just needed to place the metal belt in a containing cavity like using a stapler without frequent changing of the metal belt by workers, thereby improving production efficiency; meanwhile, the take-up plier is fixed on a take-up vehicle through a fixed screw arranged on the lower handle to meet the use requirement of production processes; in addition, the lower handle is provided with a fixed plastic bracket and a positioning column so as to position a strip in high precision and prevent the strip from misaligning and displacing. The stapler type strip take-up plier is convenient to operate, simple in structure and low in cost, and has strong practicability.

Description

STAPLER TYPE STRIP TAKE-UP PLIER

BACKGROUND

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of packaging tools, and particularly relates to a stapler type strip take-up plier.

Related Art A take-up piler is a tool used for strip connection of a patch type electronic element, and with the development of an electronic technology, an installation process of electronic elements is also continuously progressed. In the prior art, when in use, the take-up piler is generally matched with a metal buckle to perform connection between strips. The specific steps are as follows: a metal buckle is taken manually to be placed on the take-up piler, then a joint connecting two strips is aligned at and placed on the metal buckle, and a handle of the take-up piler is pressed so that the metal buckle is pressed against the joint of the two strips. Since single metal buckle is needed to be taken manually when strips are connected every time, it is required to place the metal buckle on the take-up piler and be aligned at a positioning structure of the metal buckle. Since the metal buckle is small in size, inconvenient to operate and low in efficiency, production efficiency is seriously influenced. Thus, the take-up piler is short in service life and not suitable for some special production processes; accordingly, a take-up piler that is capable of not only supplementing limitation of use occasion of an automatic take-up piler but also improving the deficiency of the existing manual take-up piler.

Summary

It is an object of the present utility model to provide a stapler type strip take-up plier which is simple in structure, convenient to operate and high in work efficiency, aiming at solving the problems of the prior art that the use range of the automatic take-up piler is limited and the production efficiency of the manual take-up piler is low.

In order to realize the above object, the present utility model adopts the following technical scheme: A stapler type strip take-up plier includes an upper handle, a line ball head and a lower handle with a sliding groove, wherein the line ball head is rotatably connected to the lower handle; the upper handle is connected with the line ball head through a connection pin roll and is connected with the lower handle through a connection bracket, so as to drive the line ball head to perform compression joint on a strip; and the front part of the lower handle is provided with a containing cavity for placing a metal belt, a sliding rail, a sliding block and a button are arranged in the sliding groove of the lower handle, the button controls the trusting positioning of the sliding block, and the sliding block positions the metal belt through elastic sliding on the sliding rail.

Preferably, the left and right sides of the front part of the lower handle are respectively provided with two fixing screws used for fixing the take-up plier on the take-up vehicle.

Preferably, the stapler type strip take-up plier also includes a fixed plastic bracket which is connected with the lower handle through adjusting a spring and arranged at the left and right sides of the front part of the lower handle.

Preferably, the front end of the lower handle is provided with a first group of positioning columns used for preventing the fixed plastic bracket from displacing and a second group of positioning columns used for assisting the line ball head to cut the metal belt and positioning the metal belt.

Due to adoption of the above scheme, according to the utility model, the elastic sliding of the sliding block in the sliding rail is controlled through the button so as to thrust a metal belt to realize the continuous supply of the metal belt; when the metal belt is changed, it is just needed to place the metal belt in a containing cavity like using a stapler without frequently changing the metal belt by a worker, thereby improving the production efficiency; meanwhile, the take-up piler can be fixed on the take-up vehicle through a fixed screw arranged on the lower handle so as to meet the use requirement of the production process; in addition, the lower handle is also provided with a fixed plastic bracket and positioning columns to position the strip on high precision and prevent the strip from deflecting and displacing. The take-up piler is convenient to operate, simple in structure and low in cost, and has strong practicability.

Brief Description of Drawings FIG.1 is a whole structure diagram according to an embodiment of the present utility model; and FIG.2 is a local enlarged diagram according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

Description of Embodiments

The embodiment of the present utility model will be described in detail below in conjunction with accompanying drawings, but the present utility model can be practiced in various different ways defined and covered by claims.

As shown in FIGs.1 and 2, the present utility model provides a stapler type strip take-up plier includes an upper handle 1, a line ball head 2 and a lower handle 3 with a sliding groove, wherein the line ball head 2 is rotatably connected to the lower handle 3; the upper handle 1 is connected with the line ball head 2 through a connection pin roll 4 and connected with the lower handle 3 through a connection bracket 5, so as to drive the line ball head 2 to perform compression joint on a strip.

In order to enhance the practicability of the take-up piler and improve the operating property of the take-up piler, the front part of the lower handle 3 is provided with a containing cavity 6 for placing a metal belt 15, a sliding rail 7, a sliding block 8 and a button 9 are arranged in the sliding groove of the lower handle 3, the button 9 controls the trusting positioning of the sliding block 8, and the sliding block 8 positions the metal belt 15 through elastic sliding on the sliding rail 7; thus, the elastic sliding of the sliding block 8 in the sliding rail 7 is controlled through the button 9 so as to thrust the metal belt 15 to realize the continuous supply of the metal belt 15; when the metal belt 15 is changed, it is just needed to place the metal belt 15 in a containing cavity 6 like using a stapler without frequently changing the metal belt 15 by a worker, thereby improving the production efficiency.

In order to cause the take-up piler to meet different production processes, the left and right sides of the front part of the lower handle 3 are respectively provided with two fixing screws 10 used for fixing the take-up plier on the take-up vehicle.

In order to ensure high-precise positioning of the strip and obtaining good cutting effect, the left and right sides of the front part of the lower handle 3 are provided with a fixed plastic bracket 11 which is connected with the lower handle 3 through adjusting a spring 12; meanwhile, the front end of the lower handle 3 is provided with a first group of positioning columns 13 used for preventing the fixed plastic bracket 11 from displacing and a second group of positioning columns used for assisting the line ball head 2 to cut the metal belt 15 and positioning the metal belt 15.

The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present utility model, but does not hereby limit the patent scope of the present utility model, any equivalent structures or equivalent flow variations made by utilizing the specification and drawing contents of the present utility model are directly or indirectly applied to other related technology fields and all included in the patent protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims (4)

A staple type tape gripper comprising an upper handle, a line spherical head and a lower handle having a sliding groove, wherein the spherical line head is rotatably connected to the bottom handle the upper handle is connected to the spherical line head via a connecting key roll and is connected to the lower handle via a connecting bracket so as to drive the line spherical head. performing a compression joint on a band; characterized in that the front portion of the lower handle is provided with a capacity cavity for positioning a metal belt, in that a sliding rail, a sliding block and a button are arranged in the sliding groove of the lower handle, in that the knob adjusts the position of confidence of the sliding block, and in that the sliding block positions the metal belt by an elastic sliding on the sliding rail. A staple-type tape gripper according to claim 1, characterized in that the left and right sides of the front portion of the lower handle are respectively provided with two fastening screws used to secure the gripper to a vehicle. of taking. Staple-type tape gripper according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a fixed plastic support is further provided, which is connected to the lower handle by the adjustment of a spring and arranged on the left and right sides of the front part of the lower handle. A staple type tape gripper according to claim 3, characterized in that the front end of the lower handle is provided with a first column positioning group used to prevent the fixed plastic carrier from moving. and in that a second column positioning group used to assist the spherical line head in cutting the metal belt and positioning the metal belt.