序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开(公告)号 | 公开(公告)日 | 发明人 |
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101 | VERFAHREN ZUR HERSTELLUNG EINES BOHRWERKZEUGS FÜR WERKZEUGMASCHINEN | EP08786556.4 | 2008-07-29 | EP2185312B1 | 2015-09-09 | SCHNEIDER, Rico; STOLZ, Gerhard |
102 | Shaft and guidewire employing the same | EP14173746.0 | 2014-06-24 | EP2857061A1 | 2015-04-08 | Miyata, Naohiko; Furu, Muneya; Matsuo, Kenichi |
Provided is a shaft capable of suppressing a permanent set even when inserted into an extremely winding blood vessel, and a guidewire employing the shaft. A shalt 10 is twisted along a longitudinal direction N, having a cross section taking the form of an approximately rectangular shape in a direction vertical to the longitudinal direction N. Moreover, the cross section has a recess 14 recessed arcuately. |
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103 | Method of manufacturing an endodontic instrument | EP03251863.1 | 2003-03-26 | EP1354566B1 | 2010-07-28 | Aloise, Carlos; Garman, Gary |
104 | Helical connector | EP06015877.1 | 2001-08-10 | EP1710372A3 | 2008-01-02 | Ollis, William Henry |
A connector having a constant helical configuration comprising; a wire body having an axial core (1) having a cross section comprising two-fifths or less of the circumscribed cross sectional area of the wire profile (35), two or three major radial fins (2,3) extending helically from the core, and a retaining head or clip. |
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105 | CONNECTING DEVICE | EP01955457.5 | 2001-08-10 | EP1307303B1 | 2007-06-27 | Ollis, William Henry |
The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a connecting device having common axial core material and a plurality of helical fins, flanges or ridges that extend outwards from the core. The method uses an elongate preform member, and comprises forcing the preform member in the axial direction of its core through a helical deformation arrangement (22) in order to deform the preform member helically. | ||||||
106 | Helical connector | EP06015877.1 | 2001-08-10 | EP1710372A2 | 2006-10-11 | Ollis, William Henry |
A connector having a constant helical configuration comprising; a wire body having an axial core (1) having a cross section comprising two-fifths or less of the circumscribed cross sectional area of the wire profile (35), two or three major radial fins (2,3) extending helically from the core, and a retaining head or clip. |
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107 | A method of making a metallic thin wire and a medical tool into which the metallic thin wire is incorporated | EP04253816.5 | 2004-06-25 | EP1491230A3 | 2005-12-07 | Kato, Tomihisa; Miyata, Kenji |
In a method of making a metallic thin wire (1), one single metallic thin wire (2) is prepared to have a predetermined length with a middle portion of the one single metallic thin wire (2) as a fixed portion. Front and rear half portions of the one single metallic thin wire (2) are twisted with the front and rear portions being symmetrically located at both sides of the fixed portion, while at the same time, applying a tensile weight (W) to the front and rear half portions in the lengthwise direction. The one single metallic thin wire (2) is processed with a heat treatment to remove a residual stress from the one single metallic thin wire (2). Otherwise, the front and rear portions of the one single metallic thin wire (2) is primarily and secondarily twisted alternately under the tensile weight (W) applied in the lengthwise direction. This provides the metallic thin wire (1) with a high rotation-following capability and high torque transmissibility, thus enabling artisans to usefully apply the metallic thin wire (1) to a main wire component (25) of a medical tool and equipment. |
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108 | WALL TIE FASTENER | EP00917193.5 | 2000-04-10 | EP1169524B1 | 2004-03-03 | Knight, Keith; Knight, Olivia |
The fastener has a core (1). Extending from opposite sides of the core are a pair of major fins (2) and a pair of minor fins (3). The fins are formed so as to follow a 30 DEG helix. The ends of the fastener are pointed. The material of the fastener is stainless steel, work hardened in its formation. In use, the fastener can be hammered into a 2.5mm pilot bore (11) through a timber (12) and a piece of steel work (13). In the timber, the minor fins have lightly gripped the timber, but the major fins have cut into the timber to cause the fastener to twist on its helix as it is driven in. When the fastener reaches the steel, the minor fins have a diameter to engage and cut into the pilot bore for good grip. | ||||||
109 | Twisted wire manufacturing apparatus and concentric twisted wire manufacturing machine | EP94100384.0 | 1990-05-04 | EP0601998B1 | 1997-07-30 | Nishijima, Tamotsu; Fujino, Toshihiro |
110 | Method for wire bending in three dimensions | EP91600003.7 | 1991-02-28 | EP0452246A3 | 1992-01-15 | Anagnostopoulos, Panaghiotis A. |
Method, applicable to two-dimensional wire bending machines for extension of their operation in bending to form three-dimensional wire frames, which is characterised by the application of a torsional moment along the axis of the wire and before the bending region, causing a permanet plastic deformation of the wire, by twisting it beyond the elastic region, with eventual result any bending action already occured in the regular plane of the two-dimensional bending machine to be positioned a new plane, which form an angle with the regular plane equal to the remaining due to plastic deformation angle of twist. |
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111 | Wire-like structure twisting machine | EP83113215.4 | 1983-12-29 | EP0116174B1 | 1989-05-17 | Toda, Yuichi c/o Yokohama Works of Sumitomo; Sakamoto, Katsuji c/o Yokohama Works of Sumitomo; Tanaka, Shigeru c/o Yokohama Works of Sumitomo; Kameo, Yuji c/o Yokohama Works of Sumitomo |
112 | Wire-like structure twisting machine | EP83113215 | 1983-12-29 | EP0116174A3 | 1986-10-15 | Toda, Yuichi c/o Yokohama Works of Sumitomo; Sakamoto, Katsuji c/o Yokohama Works of Sumitomo; Tanaka, Shigeru c/o Yokohama Works of Sumitomo; Kameo, Yuji c/o Yokohama Works of Sumitomo |
A wire-twisting machine for twisting individual wire-like structures into a cable, having a plurality of bobbins around which are wound the wire-like substance to be twisted, the bobbins being mounted on individual cradles which are supported at either end by disks secured to a common spindle, comprising: a drive mechanism having prime movers which are external to the bobbin-cradle assembly for controlling the speed of feeding the wire-like structure from its respective bobbin, thus resulting in constant wire-like structure tension, and another drive mechanism for controlling cradle rotation for fixing or adjusting the amount of twisting-back in said cable. |
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113 | Apparatus for cold working of metal rod | EP82306141.1 | 1982-11-18 | EP0085806A1 | 1983-08-17 | Davies, Peter Gough |
Apparatus for the cold working or hot rolled steel rod comprises a set of freely rotatable pulleys (18, 20) around which the rod runs. The set of pulleys as a whole is driven for orbital revolution. The rod is twisted in one direction as it enters the pulley system and is untwisted as it leaves. The rod is pulled through the pulley system by a rotatable coiler downstream of the system against braking effort imparted to the rod upstream of the system whereby the rod is pulled through under tension. Drive (24,26) for the orbital motion is from the coiler such that the orbital speed and rod feed are in a fixed relationship. Control of the transverse dimensions of the rod is imparted by a sensor downstream of the pulley system, the output from which is used to adjust the tension imparted by the braking pulley (34). The apparatus operates also to descale and straighten the rod continuously and is particularly useful in the production of steel rod for welded mesh in reinforcing concrete. |
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114 | Method of and apparatus for twisting wire end | EP81302339 | 1981-05-27 | EP0045123A3 | 1982-05-05 | Hara, Akinori; Mochizuki, Hiroshi |
Apparatus for twisting a wire end comprises a wire holder, a twisting means for selectively engaging the wire end, a drive means operable to rotate the twisting means, and an actuator means operable to move one of the wire holder and the twisting means toward the other to allow the twisting means to engage the wire end. The actuator means is operable to move the one away from the other while the drive means rotates the twisting means, thereby twisting the wire end about its axis. |
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115 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR FORMING A CABLE | US15954844 | 2018-04-17 | US20180298553A1 | 2018-10-18 | Leonid Rogochevsky; Eric Francis Newman; Donald Locke McIntosh |
Systems and methods are provided for forming a cable. In one embodiment, a system for forming a cable comprises a non-driven roll station having a plurality of rolls for forming a shape of one or more strands associated with a first layer of the cable. Movement of the plurality of rolls of the non-driven roll station occurs passively during travel of the one or more strands associated with the first layer of the cable. The system further comprises a driven roll station having a plurality of rolls for forming a shape of one or more strands associated with a second layer of the cable. The plurality of rolls of the driven roll station are actively driven to effect movement and speed of the one or more strands associated with the second layer of the cable. | ||||||
116 | STRAIGHT STEEL MONOFILAMENT FOR A BELT PLY | US15950483 | 2018-04-11 | US20180297408A1 | 2018-10-18 | Aijun ZHANG |
A method for manufacturing a straight steel monofilament for the reinforcement of belt ply of a pneumatic tyre, where the arc-height of the straight steel monofilament is less than 30 mm. The steel monofilament is plastically deformed by a twisting along the axis of the steel monofilament on a double-twist apparatus. The plastic twist deformation eliminates the surface stress difference on the steel monofilament and provides a straight steel monofilament for belt ply reinforcement. This provides a simple solution with existing apparatus to manufacture straight steel monofilament suitable for tire reinforcement with high speed for mass production. | ||||||
117 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING A POWER CHAIN | US15568885 | 2016-04-05 | US20180102633A1 | 2018-04-12 | Stephan Fahrnbauer |
The present invention relates to an apparatus for producing a power transmission chain with a cable set consisting of a line bundle of individual lines, with a receiving device with a receiving spindle for receiving a power chain, wherein the receiving spindle extends along an axis (A), and a carriage, which can be moved to and fro and has a clamping device for fixing the cable set, wherein the receiving device has at least one clamping device for fixing an end portion of the cable set, and the receiving spindle is mounted such that it can be rotated about its axis (A), wherein a fixing device for securing the line bundle is arranged between the receiving device and the carriage. | ||||||
118 | TWISTED WIRE MANUFACTURING METHOD | US15608205 | 2017-05-30 | US20170350071A1 | 2017-12-07 | Miyoshi Mabuchi |
A twisted wire manufacturing method for manufacturing a twisted wire, includes hanging U-turn portions of the at least two wires on a wire hanging member, checking one end portions and the other end portions of the at least two wires, pulling up the at least two wires in a state that the U-turn portions are hung on the wire hanging member, twisting the at least two wires together after the wire pull-up step is conducted, and transferring a twist-completed wire produced by the wire twisting step to a twisted wire temporary placement hook which is disposed above the wire hanging member. | ||||||
119 | Wire twisting tools and methods | US13216980 | 2011-08-24 | US09597724B2 | 2017-03-21 | Jon R. Kodi |
A wire twisting tool provides a rotatable jaw housing defining an interior cavity and a housing slot shaped for receiving one or more strands of wire. One or more jaw members are disposed in the interior cavity of the jaw housing. The jaw housing is generally rotatable relative at least one jaw member. At least one jaw member advances inwardly during jaw housing rotation and is operable to engage the wire. One or more jaw members can be rotated simultaneously with the jaw housing for twisting the wire. Methods of twisting wire using a wire twisting tool are also provided. | ||||||
120 | Wire twisting apparatus | US13137500 | 2011-08-22 | US09297162B2 | 2016-03-29 | Guy Chouinard |
A rotating arbor has a hollow interior and a forward end provided with a number of fingers which are spaced apart from adjacent fingers by longitudinally extending slits. The hollow interior and the slits are dimensioned such that a conventional concrete pin may be inserted into the arbor and be rotated by it. In one version of the apparatus, three rollers are situated side by side and a space separates each roller from an adjacent roller. A length of wire is positioned such that one of its segments extends through one space and extends to and through the aperture in the head of the concrete pin. A second segment of the wire doubles back from the concrete pin to and through the second space. As the arbor rotates, the segments of the wire twist around each other to attach them to the pin. In another version of the apparatus, the segments the wire are received in grooves formed in two blocks, one stationary and the other pivotal. As the concrete pin rotates, the pivotal block pivots to facilitate twisting of the wire segment in the pivotal block around the other wire segment. |