Jin-Chi Chen

Title: Jin-Chi Chen and a Safety-Focused Nail-Driving Device.

Introduction

Jin-Chi Chen is an inventor associated with Taichung, Taiwan. His patent work includes a nail-driving device designed with a safety mechanism that controls when the device can activate.

Latest Patents

Chen is credited with 1 patent: “Nail-driving device with safety unit.” The invention includes a body with a nail ejection portion, a nail-striking member, an activation switch, a trigger mechanism, a force-transmitting member, and a safety mechanism. The force-transmitting member is pivotally connected to the safety mechanism.

When the safety mechanism is held in a first position and the trigger is actuated, the force-transmitting member activates the switch, moving the nail-striking member relative to the body. When the safety mechanism is free to move, actuating the trigger instead moves it from the first position to a second position, with the activation switch’s contact portion serving as a fulcrum. This arrangement coordinates the trigger and safety mechanism to govern operation.

Career Highlights

Chen’s listed patent reflects an engineering focus on the operation and safety of nail-driving equipment. He is associated with Basso Industry Corporation.

Collaborations

Chen’s listed coworker is Chun-Chi Lai. The available information identifies their professional association but does not specify the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Jin-Chi Chen’s patent describes a nail-driving device that integrates its trigger, safety mechanism, and activation switch to control operation.