TWM575738U - Miniature assisting tool for welding devices - Google Patents

Abstract

A miniature auxiliary tool for a welder can include a first holder and a second holder. And a first holder for fixing a first wire having a first metal end to expose the first metal end. The second holder can be used to fix a second wire having a second metal end such that the second metal end can stably contact the first metal end to stably weld the first wire and the second wire together. Since the first metal end can stably contact the second metal end, the first wire can be smoothly disposed with the hands not close to the first metal end and the second metal end during the welding process. The second wires are welded together to increase the safety of the welding operation and also improve the efficiency and precision of the welding operation.

Description

Miniature auxiliary tool for welding

This creation is about a mechanical device, especially a miniature auxiliary tool for a welder.

In the welding of electric wires, especially the welding procedure of small wires, the workers often use their fingers to bring the two metal ends into contact. However, the stability of the finger is poor. On the other hand, the high temperature of the welding head of the welder not only may damage the fingers, but also the stability of the fingers is worse, resulting in unsatisfactory welding work, which greatly affects the efficiency and precision of the welding operation.

In order to improve the efficiency and precision of the welding operation, the present invention provides a miniature auxiliary tool for a welder, which may include a first holder and a second holder. And a first holder for fixing a first wire having a first metal end to expose the first metal end. The second holder can be used to fix a second wire having a second metal end such that the second metal end can stably contact the first metal end to stably weld the first wire and the second wire together.

Since the first metal end can stably contact the second metal end, the first wire can be smoothly disposed with the hands not close to the first metal end and the second metal end during the welding process. The second wires are welded together. On the other hand, in When the welding procedure is carried out, the hand or fingers are not close to the high-temperature welding head of the welding machine, which greatly increases the safety of the welding operation and also improves the efficiency and precision of the welding operation.

11‧‧‧First holder

31‧‧‧First wire

31a‧‧‧First metal end

12‧‧‧Second fixer

32‧‧‧second wire

32a‧‧‧second metal end

311‧‧‧First sheet metal

312‧‧‧Second metal sheet

311a‧‧‧Contact surface

312a‧‧‧Contact surface

321‧‧‧ Third metal sheet

322‧‧‧Fourth metal piece

321a‧‧‧Contact surface

322a‧‧‧Contact surface

20‧‧‧Connecting head

20a‧‧‧Width

21‧‧‧First hole

22‧‧‧Second hole

23‧‧‧ third hole

24‧‧‧ fixed point

40‧‧‧welder

40a‧‧‧welding head

50‧‧‧ Screwdriver

311b‧‧‧ tail

321b‧‧‧ tail

100‧‧‧Micro-assist tools

The first figure shows a schematic view of the back side of a micro-assist tool of a welder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. (Also refer to annex I of the annex)

The second figure shows a schematic diagram of the use of a micro-assisting tool for a welder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. (Also refer to annex II of the annex)

The third figure shows a schematic view of the right side of a miniature auxiliary tool of a welder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. (Also refer to annex III of the annex)

The fourth figure shows a schematic view of the first metal piece tail end which can be slightly tilted to facilitate the advancement of the first wire between the first metal piece and the second metal piece. (Also refer to annex IV of the annex)

The fifth figure shows a schematic diagram of the second electric wire being pushed by a screwdriver to the third metal piece and the fourth metal piece. (Also refer to annex V of the annex)

The sixth figure shows the use of the micro-assist tools of this creation. (Also refer to annex VI for details)

FIG. 7 is a schematic side view of a micro assistive tool of a welder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. (Also refer to annex VII of the annex)

The first figure shows a schematic view of the back side of a micro-assist tool of a welder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Referring to the first figure, the miniature auxiliary tool 100 of the present invention may include a first holder 11 and a second holder 12. The second figure shows a schematic diagram of the use of a micro-assisting tool for a welder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Please refer to the second figure, the first holder 11. A first electric wire 31 having a first metal end 31a is fixed to expose the first metal end 31a. The second holder 12 can be used to fix a second wire 32 having a second metal end 32a such that the second metal end 32a can stably contact the first metal end 31a to stably stabilize the first wire 31 and the second wire The wires 32 are welded together. The length of the first metal end 31a may be approximately one centimeter or less. The length of the second metal end 32a may also be about one centimeter or less.

The first electric wire 31 and the second electric wire 32 may be electrically connected to each other, and the disconnection of the first electric wire 31 and the second electric wire 32 may be broken into the first electric wire 31 and the second electric wire 32.

The third figure shows a schematic view of the right side of a miniature auxiliary tool of a welder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Referring to the third figure, the first holder 11 has a first metal piece 311 and a second metal piece 312 which are in contact with each other, and wherein the first metal piece 311 and the second metal piece 312 can be slightly separated for placement. The first electric wire 31 (second drawing) allows the first electric wire 31 to be fixed on the contact faces 311a, 312a between the first metal piece 311 and the second metal piece 312. Referring to the fourth figure, the second electric wire 32 may be pushed between the third metal piece 321 and the fourth metal piece 322 by a screwdriver. The rear end 321b of the third metal piece 321 can be slightly tilted to facilitate the advancement of the second electric wire 32 between the third metal piece 321 and the fourth metal piece 322.

FIG. 7 is a schematic side view of a micro assistive tool of a welder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Referring to the seventh figure, the second holder 12 has a third metal piece 321 and a fourth metal piece 322 which are in contact with each other, and wherein the third metal piece 321 and the fourth metal piece 322 are slightly separated for placement. The two electric wires 32 (fourth view) enable the second electric wires 32 to be fixed on the contact faces 321a, 322a between the third metal piece 321 and the fourth metal piece 322. The second electric wire 32 may be pushed by a screwdriver 50 as shown in FIG. 5 to the third metal piece 321 and the fourth Between the metal sheets 322. Referring to the seventh figure, the tail end 321b of the third metal 321 can be slightly tilted to facilitate pushing the second wire 32 between the third metal piece 321 and the fourth metal piece 322.

Referring to the first figure, the first holder 11 and the second holder 12 may be connected to each other through a connector 20. The first holder 11, the second holder 12, and the connector 20 may be integrally formed. The body-formed material may be a rigid hard material such as steel. On the other hand, referring to the sixth figure, the micro-assist tool 100 of the present invention is suitable in weight without being too heavy, and does not cause the first electric wire 31 or the second electric wire 32 to sag or sway, greatly increasing the second metal end 32a and The stability of the first metal end 31a when welded.

Referring to the sixth figure, the width 20a of the connector 20 described above may be approximately the width of a thumb, which facilitates the welding operation in a narrow area. The length of the first metal end 31a is less than one centimeter, and the length of the second metal end 32a is less than one centimeter, and may be required when the first electric wire 31 or the second electric wire 32 is placed. The finger is pinched to the connector 20. Therefore, referring to the first figure, the right side of the connector 20 is preferably provided with a first hole 21. In addition, referring to the seventh figure, the left side of the connector 20 is preferably provided with a second hole 22, so that the connector 20 can be conveniently grasped by the two fingers, as shown in the fifth figure, so as to stably perform the first wire 31 and the first wire. The placement procedure of the two wires 32. If there is no first hole 21 of the first figure and the second hole 22 of the seventh figure, the connector 20 will be flat, and it is relatively inconvenient to place the first wire 31 or the second wire 32 in the fifth figure.

Referring to the first figure, a third hole 23 is formed in the center of the connecting head 20, so that the connecting head 20 can be conveniently grasped by the two fingers to select or adjust the welding work area. In the vicinity of the third hole 23, there may be a fixing point 24 to prevent the first electric wire 31 or the second electric wire 32 from coming off. The fixing point 24 may be set in a manner of riveting a metal piece, or may be spot welded by a spot welding machine. Settings (ie no metal pieces are required).

Referring to the sixth figure, the micro auxiliary tool of the present invention can make the first metal end 31a of the first electric wire 31 and the second metal end 32a of the second electric wire 32 stably contact, so as to stably connect the first electric wire 31 with The second wires 32 are welded together.

Please refer to the fifth figure. In addition, especially for the first metal end 31a and the second metal end 32a having a length of less than one centimeter, the micro-assisting tool 100 of the present welding device is particularly convenient for fingers to facilitate the first fixing. The electric wire 31, and the fixed second electric wire 32, are attached so that the first metal end 31a is stably contacted with the second metal end 32a as shown in the sixth drawing.

Referring to the sixth figure, since the first metal end 31a can stably contact the second metal end 32a, the first metal end 31a and the second metal end 32a can be disposed not too close to the hands during the welding process. In the case, the first electric wire 31 and the second electric wire 32 are smoothly welded together. On the other hand, when the welding procedure is performed, the hand or the finger does not approach the high-temperature welding head 40a of the welder 40, which greatly increases the safety of the welding operation and also improves the efficiency and accuracy of the welding operation.

Claims (10)

A miniature auxiliary tool for a welder, comprising: a first holder for fixing a first wire having a first metal end to expose the first metal end; and a second holder for fixing A second wire having a second metal end such that the second metal end can contact the first metal end to weld the first wire to the second wire. The micro-assist tool of the soldering device of claim 1, wherein the first holder has a first metal piece and a second metal piece in contact with each other, and wherein the first metal piece and the second metal piece may be slightly Separately, the first electric wire is placed so that the first electric wire can be fixed on the contact surface between the first metal piece and the second metal piece. The micro-assist tool of the soldering device of claim 2, wherein the second holder has a third metal piece and a fourth metal piece in contact with each other, and wherein the third metal piece and the fourth metal piece may be slightly Separately, the second electric wire is placed so that the second electric wire can be fixed on the contact surface between the third metal piece and the fourth metal piece. The micro-assist tool of the soldering device of claim 1, wherein the first holder and the second holder are connected to each other through a connector. A micro-assist tool for a welder according to claim 4, wherein the first holder, the second holder, and the connector are integrally formed. A micro-assist tool for a welder according to claim 4, wherein the joint width is approximately the width of a thumb. The micro-assisting tool of the welding device according to claim 4 or 6, wherein a first hole is formed on the left side of the connector, and a second hole is formed on the right side of the connector, so that the connector can be conveniently grasped by the two fingers, so that A welding procedure of the first wire and the second wire is performed. A micro-assisting tool for a welder according to claim 7, wherein a third hole is formed in the center of the connector, so that the connector can be easily grasped by the two fingers. The micro assistive tool of the welder of claim 8, further comprising a fixed point located adjacent to the third hole. A miniature auxiliary tool for a welder, comprising: a first holder for fixing a first wire having a first metal end to expose the first metal end; and a second holder for fixing a second wire having a second metal end, such that the second metal end can stably contact the first metal end so that both hands can not approach the first metal end and the second metal end The first wire is soldered to the second wire.