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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 20, 1999
Filed:
Oct. 23, 1997
Chuzo Mori, Tokyo, JP;
Carl Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
A punch, in which two operations, e.g., the movement of a head 1 along a rail 4 and the vertical movement of a punch 32 are carried out by the rotation of a slide transmission shaft 2 is provided, so that the bad influence of the inertia of the head 1 is suppressed, and the high speed operation is realized to thereby enhance the punching operation. The punch of the present invention comprises, a slide transmission shaft 2 to engage with a head 1, a driving member 28 having concentrically a helical cam 281 consisting of a helical portion and a vertical portion on its outer circumference and a punch driving gear, a rack 31 being parallel with the slide transmission shaft 2 and having teeth of the pitch identical with the pitch of the helical cam 281, while being engaged with the rack 31, and a punch driven gear 30 being rotated while being engaged perpendicularly with the punch driving gear 29 and having a pin 361 to be engaged with a rectangular hole 331 of the punch driving member 29. So that the head 1 is displaced along the rack 31 while the helical portion of the helical cam 281 is engaged with the rack 31. And an up-down movement of the tip end of the punch 10 is carried out with an area of punching process while the vertical portion of the helical cam 281 is engaged with the rack 31. Further, the head displacement and stoppage and the up-down movement of the punch are completely synchronized with the pitch of the holes to be punched.