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US1444044A
US1444044A US409544A US40954420A US1444044A US 1444044 A US1444044 A US 1444044A US 409544 A US409544 A US 409544A US 40954420 A US40954420 A US 40954420A US 1444044 A US1444044 A US 1444044A
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  • a third jaw member C comprising a head the provision of such pliers having safety portion 6 and a spring shank portion 7, is means for holding both ends of the wire that mounted on the pivot pin 5, and has its has been cut. head offset so as to it around the head 2 70
  • Another object is to provide pliers of of the aw member B, and is provided with this class that will be strong, durable, cheap a flat clamping face 8 which underlies the to manufacture, and simple in construction. face #i of the jaw member B and cooperates
  • Another object is to provide pliers of therewith to clamp the cut end of the wire. this class that will resemble and follow
  • the spring shank portion 7 has its free 75 the general design of the ordinary well end securely fastened to the handle of the known and accepted design of pliers in use. jaw member A by a rivet 10, and therefore,
  • the head 2 e5 rable, but has proved to be faulty in that of member il will then continue its moveit allowed the cut ends of the wire to fly ment until the wire is cut, while head 6 of away from lthe plier with more or less force, iuember C is stationary, the continued movewhich. has many times resulted in serious inment of head 2 of member A beine' taken jury to the operator or his fellow workmen. up in the spring shank of member Ca which 90
  • FIG. l is a side elevation of pliers Vllhe member D is similar to jaw having my invention applied theretoa member C, and comprises a head portion l1 figure 2 is a top plan thereof..
  • Figure 5 is a front end elevation similar with a flat clamping face l/ t which underlies 105 to lligure 3 showing the wire between the the faced of jaw member A and cooperates jaws in position to be cut. therewith to clamp the end of the wire op
  • the letters A. and B designate the two main and C. or cutting jaw members of the pliers, which The spring sha-nk portion l2 has its free 110 are of duplicate construction. end securely fastened to the handle of the
  • the jaw members comprise a head 2 and jaw member B by a rivet 15, and therefore,
  • the operation ol the fourth jaw l) is sul stantially the same as the jaw C. That is, the clampinglfac'e lat oiI the head ll will move with the head 2 of member l until it clamps the wire to be out against the head 2 ol" the jaw member A, where it will remain stationary while head 2 of member l will continue to move until the edges ol.l the cutting 'fares l meet and cut the wire.
  • the continued movement oil the head 2 of member B is taken Vup in the springv shank oi inen'iber D. which will bow or give, suilieiently to allow the edges ol the cutting ⁇ faces to meet.
  • Pliers for cutting wire and the like (.-oniprising ⁇ in combination, a pair of cutting aw members, eaoh olf said members having a head portion and a handle portion, said head portion being ol'lset from the horizontal axis of the handle portion to provide leverage and being ⁇ provided With beveled cutting aee, a pivot passing' through said head portions to hold lsaid jaw members to- ⁇ gether, ay pair of Clamping jaws mounted on said pivot, eeeh of said last named jaws having ⁇ a heed portion and a flexible springV shank portion, said head portion being of less thickness than the head portion of said cutting Jaws, and said shank portion being ⁇ ⁇ secured intermediate the ends of the handleI portion ol one of said cutting jaws and movable therewith, said head portion being substantially the seme thickness throughout its length and being odset with relation to the longitudinal axis ol the Clamping javv so as to Fit around the head portion and

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n c y i Patented hella t5, i923., i-piflfilel l if@ @"il t mtm ll? 517, Wll'w l'wl f iq' 7mm lorlli il a i il en l: et i t. @le lr lieten STEPHEN W. TENER, Ol EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO.
l SAFETY PLFJRS.
Application filed September 11, 1.920. Serial No. 409,544.
To @ZZ lzii/1,0m it may concern: an integrally formed handle portion 3, the
lie it known that l, l'rnrrmn lll. Timun, head portion 2 being offset below the horia citizen of the United States, and resi- Zontal axis of the handle portion to prodent of East Cleveland, in the county of vide leverage and being provided with a 60 Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, have invented slightly beveled cutting face 4.
certain new and useful Improvements in The jaw members h ave flat side faces and Safety Pliers, of which the following is a are pivotally secured together by a pivot specification. pin 5 in such a manner that the inner edges This invent-ion relates to cutting tools, of their cutting faces et will meet to cut 65 and more particularly to pliers used in cutwire or the like.
ting wire, and has for its particular object, A third jaw member C, comprising a head the provision of such pliers having safety portion 6 and a spring shank portion 7, is means for holding both ends of the wire that mounted on the pivot pin 5, and has its has been cut. head offset so as to it around the head 2 70 Another object is to provide pliers of of the aw member B, and is provided with this class that will be strong, durable, cheap a flat clamping face 8 which underlies the to manufacture, and simple in construction. face #i of the jaw member B and cooperates Another object is to provide pliers of therewith to clamp the cut end of the wire. this class that will resemble and follow The spring shank portion 7 has its free 75 the general design of the ordinary well end securely fastened to the handle of the known and accepted design of pliers in use. jaw member A by a rivet 10, and therefore,
Heretofore, the generally accepted design the aw members A and C will move in uniof pliers in use has consisted of two jaw son. members having a head portion and a reln operation, when pressure is applied to 80 duced shank or handle portion, the two the handle portion 3 of the members A and members being piroted together so that the B, the heads 2 will move toward each other cutting edges of the heads will meet to cut and the head 6 of member C will move the wire. rilhis construction of plier is with the head 2 of member A until it clamps simple, cheap to manufacture, and very duagainst the wire being cut. The head 2 e5 rable, but has proved to be faulty in that of member il will then continue its moveit allowed the cut ends of the wire to fly ment until the wire is cut, while head 6 of away from lthe plier with more or less force, iuember C is stationary, the continued movewhich. has many times resulted in serious inment of head 2 of member A beine' taken jury to the operator or his fellow workmen. up in the spring shank of member Ca which 90 The present construction of pliers prowill bow or give sufficiently to allow the vides means cooperating with the usual jaws edges of the cutting faces lof heads 2 to for clamping or holding the severed ends of meet. the wire, thus positively preventing the ends An additional or fourth jaw member D flying away and injuring the operator or is employed. to cri-operate with thej aw mem- 95 his fellow workmen. beil @i to hold the other end of the out wire In the drawings, not held by jaw members B and CA Figure l is a side elevation of pliers Vllhe member D is similar to jaw having my invention applied theretoa member C, and comprises a head portion l1 figure 2 is a top plan thereof.. and spring Aank portion l2, and is mount* 100 I re is a frontelevation thereofe ed on the pivot pin 5 so as to abut the outf'igure 4t is a side elevation similar to side face of jaw member A, The head il Figure l, but showing a wire between the olfset from the shank l2 so as to fit around jaws in position to be cut. the head Q- of member A, and is provided.
Figure 5 is a front end elevation similar with a flat clamping face l/ t which underlies 105 to lligure 3 showing the wire between the the faced of jaw member A and cooperates jaws in position to be cut. therewith to clamp the end of the wire op Referring particularly to the drawings, posite from the end held by members B the letters A. and B designate the two main and C. or cutting jaw members of the pliers, which The spring sha-nk portion l2 has its free 110 are of duplicate construction. end securely fastened to the handle of the The jaw members comprise a head 2 and jaw member B by a rivet 15, and therefore,
the jaw inen'ibers B and lD will move in unison.
The operation ol the fourth jaw l) is sul stantially the same as the jaw C. That is, the clampinglfac'e lat oiI the head ll will move with the head 2 of member l until it clamps the wire to be out against the head 2 ol" the jaw member A, where it will remain stationary while head 2 of member l will continue to move until the edges ol.l the cutting 'fares l meet and cut the wire. The continued movement oil the head 2 of member B is taken Vup in the springv shank oi inen'iber D. which will bow or give, suilieiently to allow the edges ol the cutting` faces to meet.
It will thus be seen that l have provided a pliers 'having positive elarfipingv means for Clamping both ends of Wire to be Cut prior to the cutting thereotthereby positively preverntingv the springing away or flying of the eut ends.
I claim:-
l. Pliers for Cutting,` Wire and the like, comprising in Combination, e pair ot' Cutting jaw members, each of seid members having` a head portion and a handle portion, said head portion being offset from the horizontal axis olf the handle portion to provide leverage and being; ln'ovided with a beveled fece, :L pivot passing' through said head portionsl to hold said jaw members together, a pair o'l clamping,` jaws mounted on said pivot, each ol" said last named jaws having a head portion and a flexible spring` shank portion, said shank portion being secured intermediate the ends Vo'l'the handle portion ot' one oi said cutting' jaws and movable therewith, and seid head portion being substantially the same thiekness throughout its length, and being' adapted to bear against the cutting face of the other Cuttingv javv, thereby holding the ends ot the out Wire.
2. Pliers for cutting wire and the like, (.-oniprising` in combination, a pair of cutting aw members, eaoh olf said members having a head portion and a handle portion, said head portion being ol'lset from the horizontal axis of the handle portion to provide leverage and being` provided With beveled cutting aee, a pivot passing' through said head portions to hold lsaid jaw members to- `gether, ay pair of Clamping jaws mounted on said pivot, eeeh of said last named jaws having` a heed portion and a flexible springV shank portion, said head portion being of less thickness than the head portion of said cutting Jaws, and said shank portion being` `secured intermediate the ends of the handleI portion ol one of said cutting jaws and movable therewith, said head portion being substantially the seme thickness throughout its length and being odset with relation to the longitudinal axis ol the Clamping javv so as to Fit around the head portion and bear against the cutting hice of the other cutting jaw, thereby holding the ends of the out wire.
Vin testimony whereof, l have hereunto si gned my name.
srnrnnn W. TENER.
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Cited By (5)

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US3058213A (en) * 1960-02-19 1962-10-16 Rixan Inc Steel strap cutting tool
US3757417A (en) * 1970-07-02 1973-09-11 Aerpat Ag Cutter
US5235750A (en) * 1992-05-19 1993-08-17 Brown Frank R Hand tools
EP0624345A1 (en) * 1993-05-14 1994-11-17 Bernard J. Bourrelly Sterile cutting pliers for a more or less rigid wire
US20100139236A1 (en) * 2008-12-10 2010-06-10 Catherine Soucy Harvesting tool

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US3058213A (en) * 1960-02-19 1962-10-16 Rixan Inc Steel strap cutting tool
US3757417A (en) * 1970-07-02 1973-09-11 Aerpat Ag Cutter
US5235750A (en) * 1992-05-19 1993-08-17 Brown Frank R Hand tools
EP0624345A1 (en) * 1993-05-14 1994-11-17 Bernard J. Bourrelly Sterile cutting pliers for a more or less rigid wire
FR2705267A1 (en) * 1993-05-14 1994-11-25 Bourrely Bernard J Sterile cutting pliers for a more or less rigid wire.
US20100139236A1 (en) * 2008-12-10 2010-06-10 Catherine Soucy Harvesting tool

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