161 |
Wire molding equipment |
JP13520885 |
1985-06-20 |
JPS61186139A |
1986-08-19 |
WAANAA KEI OORUUEIYAA; DEIBUITSUDO DABURIYUU NAITO |
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162 |
Production unit for coil spring |
JP9213685 |
1985-04-26 |
JPS6130247A |
1986-02-12 |
ERUNSUTO TSUENGAARU |
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163 |
Spring manufacturing machine |
JP8039982 |
1982-05-12 |
JPS58196130A |
1983-11-15 |
TAKUMI HIROSHI |
PURPOSE:To enable manufacture of a high quality spring by making a tool supporting member freely movable back and forth to the direction of rolling out of a wire rod and making the position of the tool freely changeable during manufacture of a spring. CONSTITUTION:A wire rod W is sent to a wire rod working section 13 through a straightening device 7, a roll 8, wire feeding rolls 10, 10 and a wire guide 12. A bracket 28 is provided in a slide 27 which is movable back and forth to the working secton 13, and a tool supporting member 30 is attached to the bracket 28 allowing free back and forth movement in the direction parallel to the direction of rolling out of the wire rod W. A pin 29 is rotated by a liquid pressure cylinder 75 to change the position of the member 30. A tool operating motor is operated to operate and the rotate hook forming tools 22, 22, a coiling tool 33 and a slide 27 through link mechanisms 24, 34, 66, a rocking lever 36 etc. and specified working is given to the wire rod W. Then, completed spring is cut by a cutting tool 32 and dropped from a discharge port 14. |
164 |
Apparatus and method for cutting- bending |
JP17283 |
1983-01-04 |
JPS58126016A |
1983-07-27 |
JIYOSEFU ESU HOTSUPU |
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165 |
JPS5822650B2 - |
JP5355479 |
1979-05-02 |
JPS5822650B2 |
1983-05-10 |
YOHAN MARUCHIN |
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166 |
JPS5537655B2 - |
JP6172974 |
1974-05-31 |
JPS5537655B2 |
1980-09-29 |
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167 |
Spring manufacturing machine |
JP7319177 |
1977-06-17 |
JPS5319965A |
1978-02-23 |
JIYATSUKU PIEERU ARUBEERU ERUK |
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168 |
VARIABLE CANTED COIL SPRING CROSS SECTION |
PCT/US2010048980 |
2010-09-15 |
WO2011034959A4 |
2011-09-29 |
LEON GORDON |
A canted coil spring includes a plurality of canted coils generally canted relative to a centerline extending through the coils. At least one coil when viewed in the direction of the centerline appears to have a non-elliptical shape and a non-circular shape when the at least one coil is in the unbiased state. The plurality of coils is generally canted at a first coil angle relative to the center line. The at least one coil includes at least one section canted at a second coil angle relative to the centerline. The second coil angle is different from the first coil angle when the at least one coil is in an unbiased state. |
169 |
HELICAL SPRING WITH HIGH VOLUMETRIC EFFICIENCY AND METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF |
PCT/DE9702939 |
1997-12-12 |
WO9827234A2 |
1998-06-25 |
BACH WALTER; HEINKE JOACHIM; WANKE KLAUS; KUESPERT MAX |
The invention relates to a helical spring with high volumetric efficiency and a method for the production thereof, wherein the helical spring has an extremely high elastic winding gradient. |
170 |
METHOD FOR PRESS-ROLLING A TIMEPIECE MAINSPRING |
US15615263 |
2017-06-06 |
US20170355012A1 |
2017-12-14 |
Jonas VANNOD; Christian CHARBON |
Method for press-rolling a mainspring, from a wire comprising a pre-formed eye, utilising a roller press comprising a first support and guide means exerting a force on the wire in a first contact area located between a second and a third contact area comprised in a second and a third support and guide means, in order to wind, beyond the eye, an accumulation area with an opposite curvature to that of the eye, and wherein, as the wire advances, the position of the first contact area is gradually moved away from the second and third contact areas, to vary the press-rolling radius from a first minimum value to a second maximum value at a neck junction between the accumulation area and the eye. |
171 |
Spiral spring manufacturing method |
US14436794 |
2013-11-20 |
US09782819B2 |
2017-10-10 |
Ryuji Kishihara; Naoya Wada; Keiichiro Teratoko |
A method includes a spiral forming step causing a substantially linear elongated member, conveyed toward one side in a longitudinal direction of the elongated member by a pair of conveying rollers, to be engaged at one side in a second direction with a pressing member movable in the second direction so that a spiral body including the fixed coil part, the first movable coil part and the second movable coil part is formed from the linear elongated member. The spiral forming step is configured to control the position of the pressing member with respect to the second direction, based on a signal from a rotational speed sensor detecting the rotational speed of the conveying roller, a relationship between a position in the longitudinal direction of the elongated member that is engaged with the pressing member and the position in the circumferential direction after the spiral body is formed. |
172 |
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING A SPRING WIRE, DEVICE AND METHOD FOR MAKING A SPRING WIRE, DEVICE AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SPRINGS FROM A SPRING WIRE, AND SPRING WIRE |
US15510913 |
2015-09-11 |
US20170252867A1 |
2017-09-07 |
Marcus Bach; Marco Bauer |
A device for producing a spring wire includes a wire production apparatus which is designed such that a spring wire can be produced from a raw material, in particular by drawing; a checking unit which is designed such that the spring wire can be checked for flaws, in particular material flaws and surface flaws; and a laser marking unit which is designed such that defective regions of the spring wire, in particular regions of the spring wire having material and surface flaws, can be marked with a laser marking such that part of the surface of the spring wire can be removed or part of the surface of the spring wire can be tempered in such a manner that the color of the surface of the spring wire is changed in this part. The wire production apparatus is designed such that the spring wire can be guided past the checking unit and past the laser marking unit. |
173 |
ISOLATING DECOUPLER |
US14871416 |
2015-09-30 |
US20160016225A1 |
2016-01-21 |
ALEXANDER SERKH; DEAN SCHNEIDER; YAHYA HODJAT |
An isolator decoupler comprising a shaft (1), a pulley (2) journalled to the shaft, a torsion spring (10) engaged between the pulley and a carrier (9), the torsion spring loaded in an unwinding direction, a wrap spring (11) engaged between the carrier and the shaft, the wrap spring comprising a cylindrical inner portion (94) and a planar outer portion (93) connected by a tapered portion (155), and the inner portion frictionally engaged with the shaft in a winding direction. |
174 |
Device for producing a loop on one end of a coil spring |
US12903005 |
2010-10-12 |
US08893751B2 |
2014-11-25 |
Oliver Kuhnert; Andreas Schur |
A device for producing a loop at the end of a coil spring has a gripping unit with gripper jaws for retaining the spring in a processing position. The gripping unit is movable to and from the processing position and at least one section of an end turn of the spring protrudes over the gripper jaws. A first slewing gear unit has an output shaft and a coupling section for detachable coupling of a tool for the forming of a loop on the spring through upward bending of the end turn section protruding over the gripper jaws. A counter block attached laterally to the travel direction of the gripping unit is movable over the section of the end turn of the spring protruding over the gripper jaws and has a bending edge as a bending form for producing a loop with the tool. |
175 |
VARIABLE CANTED COIL SPRING CROSS SECTION |
US13545595 |
2012-07-10 |
US20120295471A1 |
2012-11-22 |
Gordon Leon |
A canted coil spring includes a plurality of canted coils generally canted relative to a centerline extending through the coils. At least one coil when viewed in the direction of the centerline appears to have a non-elliptical shape and a non-circular shape when the at least one coil is in the unbiased state. The plurality of coils is generally canted at a first coil angle relative to the center line. The at least one coil includes at least one section canted at a second coil angle relative to the centerline. The second coil angle is different from the first coil angle when the at least one coil is in an unbiased state. |
176 |
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR FORMING END OF COILED SPRING |
US12302488 |
2007-05-24 |
US20090283173A1 |
2009-11-19 |
Takashi Eto |
A coil spring end forming apparatus is provided that includes a pair of horizontally disposed parallel rollers 8; a mandrel 22; a stopper 20 that is provided adjacent to the circumferential surface of the mandrel 22 and is moved up or down and rotated integrally with the mandrel 22; a clamp jig 24 that is provided so as to be movable toward or away from the mandrel 22 and that holds a semi-formed spring 30 in cooperation with the mandrel 22, and a pusher 12 for pushing the semi-formed spring 30 toward the stopper 20, wherein in a state in which the axis of the mandrel 22 is positioned between the axes of the parallel rollers 8 and the semi-formed spring 30, a clamp portion 2 holds the semi-formed spring 30 at the inner side of a triangle formed by the axes of the parallel rollers 8 and the semi-formed spring 30 and rotates around the axis along the winding direction of the semi-formed spring 30 to form a pigtail portion at one end of the semi-formed spring 30, and a coil spring end forming method is further provided. |
177 |
Method for producing an end lug of a spring member formed of a strand of wire, and apparatus for manufacturing same |
US11083414 |
2005-03-18 |
US07334445B2 |
2008-02-26 |
Norbert Speck |
A method and apparatus for producing an end lug of a spring member formed of a strand of wire, the strand of wire is initially gripped by two clamping jaws or a pair of tongs, held between said clamping jaws and, subsequently, at a predetermined distance behind the gripping tongs, while forming a rear wire segment protruding behind the spring element, is severed. In this regard, a shaping jaw conforming to the shape of the lug is employed as the one clamping jaw of the gripping tongs, around which the wire segment is bent by means of a shaping pin that can be inserted directly behind the other clamping jaw perpendicular to the longitudinal center line of the wire segment over the latter to form the lug. The relative movements between the shaping pin and the shaping jaw required for this purpose are generated by means of program-controlled movements of the gripping tongs and/or shaping pin. |
178 |
Cassette pigtailing machine for a coil spring |
US10651127 |
2003-08-28 |
US07198068B2 |
2007-04-03 |
Jeffrey Paul Dixon; Wayne Frederick James Couch; Martin John Seeds; Thomas Marvin Sine; Oscar Gaetan; Terrence Joseph Nova |
A pigtailing machine includes a B forming head and a support pedestal secured to a cassette base. The cassette base is located upon a base which mounts the A forming head to provide for a relatively quick changeover should another double pigtail coil spring need be manufactured. By fixing the forming head and the support pedestal to the cassette base alignment and proper manufacture of the spring is assured. Alternatively, the A forming head is also mounted to the cassette base. |
179 |
Method for producing an end lug of a spring member formed of a strand of wire, and apparatus for manufacturing same |
US11083414 |
2005-03-18 |
US20050204794A1 |
2005-09-22 |
Norbert Speck |
A method and apparatus for producing an end lug of a spring member formed of a strand of wire, the strand of wire is initially gripped by two clamping jaws or a pair of tongs, held between said clamping jaws and, subsequently, at a predetermined distance behind the gripping tongs, while forming a rear wire segment protruding behind the spring element, is severed. In this regard, a shaping jaw conforming to the shape of the lug is employed as the one clamping jaw of the gripping tongs, around which the wire segment is bent by means of a shaping pin that can be inserted directly behind the other clamping jaw perpendicular to the longitudinal center line of the wire segment over the latter to form the lug. The relative movements between the shaping pin and the shaping jaw required for this purpose are generated by means of program-controlled movements of the gripping tongs and/or shaping pin. |
180 |
Mold head device of spring forming machine |
US10303860 |
2002-11-26 |
US20040099031A1 |
2004-05-27 |
Tsun-Te
Liu |
A mold head device of a spring forming machine is disclosed. The mold head device includes a rotation mechanism controlling rotation of a rotation head and a linear motion mechanism controlling linear motion of a mold head. The mold head has a plurality of sector-shaped chunk blocks defining diametrically extending channels therebetween for accommodating a spring wire that makes springs. Each chunk block has circumferentially opposite rounded corners having different radii of curvature. The rotation head has a projection engaging and applying a bending force to the wire so as to bend the wire about one of corners of the chunk blocks thereby forming an arc bending of the wire having a radius of curvature corresponding to that of the corner. |