CA1107622A - Stirrup machine - Google Patents
Stirrup machineInfo
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- CA1107622A CA1107622A CA329,061A CA329061A CA1107622A CA 1107622 A CA1107622 A CA 1107622A CA 329061 A CA329061 A CA 329061A CA 1107622 A CA1107622 A CA 1107622A
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21D—WORKING OR PROCESSING OF SHEET METAL OR METAL TUBES, RODS OR PROFILES WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21D11/00—Bending not restricted to forms of material mentioned in only one of groups B21D5/00, B21D7/00, B21D9/00; Bending not provided for in groups B21D5/00 - B21D9/00; Twisting
- B21D11/10—Bending specially adapted to produce specific articles, e.g. leaf springs
- B21D11/12—Bending specially adapted to produce specific articles, e.g. leaf springs the articles being reinforcements for concrete
Abstract
ABSTRACT
A stirrup machine for bending metallic stock material such as bars, wires strips and the like and forming indivi-dual bent pieces therefrom including: advancing and rever-sing and other suitable means (1) for the feed of the stock material (2) and to retract the finished bent product; shear and guide means (3) for said stock material (2); bending means (4) comprising an interchangeable fixed central ben-ding fork (7) to guide and support said stock material (2) and a bending pin (8) for bending said stock material (2) around the central fork (7) in a clockwise or counterclockwise di-rection. The invention is characterized in that the stock guide means (5) is transversally movable forward and backward to push the stock material(2) out of the bending plane, to di sengage it from the bending means (4) or to recall the stock material to reengage it with the respective bending means (4) and to shear it' in connection with a countershear (6) after the stock material (2) has completed ad a stirrup.
A stirrup machine for bending metallic stock material such as bars, wires strips and the like and forming indivi-dual bent pieces therefrom including: advancing and rever-sing and other suitable means (1) for the feed of the stock material (2) and to retract the finished bent product; shear and guide means (3) for said stock material (2); bending means (4) comprising an interchangeable fixed central ben-ding fork (7) to guide and support said stock material (2) and a bending pin (8) for bending said stock material (2) around the central fork (7) in a clockwise or counterclockwise di-rection. The invention is characterized in that the stock guide means (5) is transversally movable forward and backward to push the stock material(2) out of the bending plane, to di sengage it from the bending means (4) or to recall the stock material to reengage it with the respective bending means (4) and to shear it' in connection with a countershear (6) after the stock material (2) has completed ad a stirrup.
Description
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STIRRUP MACHIME
FIELD OF INVENTION.
This invention is related to a stirrup machine or a bending machine for metallic stock material such as bars, wire, strips or the like.
BACXGROUN~ OF THE INVENTION.
Semi-automatic or automatic stirrup machines or bending machines which work by continuous feeding are already known in the prior art. Bending and stirrup machines which bend in any shape bars, wire or the like either clockwise or counter-clockwise have also been developed.
It has been particularly noticed that a well known type of a stirrup machine utilizes a bending method based on a bending unit with a fixed fork, around which a bending pin is made to paFtially rotate clockwise or counterclockwise,making it re-enter and pass either above or under the bending bar. The expul-sion of the finished product is caused by a central pin which is coaxial to the rotation axis of said bending pin.
In other cases this pin acts not only as an expeller, but also as shearing element. These first types of machines are at a very advanced basis, but they are very complicated and expensive because they require a great quantity of movabble parts. ~n other cases said central pin is eliminated and the fork is movable axially effac~ng ln order to allow the e~pul-slon of the finished product in connection with a shearingunit t~.S.Patents:Nov.16, 1976 No. 3.991.600;Sept.20,1g77 n.4.C49.026 of same applicant).
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION.
It is accordingly an object of the present invention to over-come the disadvantages of the prior art as mentioned above.
This and further objects are accomplished by developing a machine which ~tilizes a bending unit with a central fork and a bending pin which is non-movable axially, in order to simpli-fy the stirrup machine and to reduce its production costs.
The fork is also non-rotatable so as to avoid the dragging of the bar during the bending phase.
Upstream of said bending unit a guide unit for said stock material to be bent is placed,being said guide movable trans-versally in a forward and backward direction, pushing said stock mater'ial out of the bending plane to disengage said bending ur,it in order to allow:
- the reversing of said bending rotation of said bending pin to displace it under said stock material to the opposite side for the reversed bending, - the reversing feed or recall of the bent material before the shearing to reduce waste.
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A perectioned embodiment of~the invention of said movable guide unit is the shear guide unit, comprising a movable shear guide cooperating with a fixed interchangeable countershear in order to shear the stock material when said shear guide moves in completely backward beyond said counter-shear.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS.
The disclosure will be better - explained with the following drawings in which are illustrated some essential parts of the machine and their working system in one of the preferred em~odiments, as an example:
Fig. 1 is a schematic frontal view of the operating unit of the machine adjacent to the partially seen bending and shear guide unit;
Fig. 2 is a schematic top view of the operating unit of Fig. 1;
Figs. 3 to 25 are a series of exemplifying operative phases which illustrate the operating system of said unit, (and conse~uently of the stirrup machine).
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT.
According to Figs. 1-2 the stirrup machine consists of:
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- a well-known feeder-retractor unit 1 for the stock material 2, - a shear guide unit 3 for the stock material 2, - a bending unit 4 for the stock material 2, - a conventional electronically programmable control means to drive the above mentioned units, not illustrated and well-known in the field.
The said shear guideunit 3 consists of a interchangeable transver-sa~yforward andbackward movableshear guide5 whichafter completed the backward movement is able to shear said stock material 2 in connection with a fixed interchangeable countershear 6, placed under said stock material 2 and between said shear guide 5 and said bending unit 4.
The said shear guide 5 is shaped as a piece of pipe to guide and advance within it said stock material 2.
The said bending unit * consists of a fixed interchangeable central fork 7 and a rotatable bending pin 8, mounted on a rotating bending disc 9 coaxially to said central~fork 7.
~ eferring to one of the possible methods for preparing stirr~ps, the operating units work as follows:
1. The feeder-retractor 1 causes the stock material 2 to proeeed forward to a wanted extent in a conventional manner, such as with an electronie system of counter-pulses.This would allow the stock material 2 to pass through the shear guid~ 5 and over the fixed countershear 6 and through the fork 7 IFiqs. 3-4).
STIRRUP MACHIME
FIELD OF INVENTION.
This invention is related to a stirrup machine or a bending machine for metallic stock material such as bars, wire, strips or the like.
BACXGROUN~ OF THE INVENTION.
Semi-automatic or automatic stirrup machines or bending machines which work by continuous feeding are already known in the prior art. Bending and stirrup machines which bend in any shape bars, wire or the like either clockwise or counter-clockwise have also been developed.
It has been particularly noticed that a well known type of a stirrup machine utilizes a bending method based on a bending unit with a fixed fork, around which a bending pin is made to paFtially rotate clockwise or counterclockwise,making it re-enter and pass either above or under the bending bar. The expul-sion of the finished product is caused by a central pin which is coaxial to the rotation axis of said bending pin.
In other cases this pin acts not only as an expeller, but also as shearing element. These first types of machines are at a very advanced basis, but they are very complicated and expensive because they require a great quantity of movabble parts. ~n other cases said central pin is eliminated and the fork is movable axially effac~ng ln order to allow the e~pul-slon of the finished product in connection with a shearingunit t~.S.Patents:Nov.16, 1976 No. 3.991.600;Sept.20,1g77 n.4.C49.026 of same applicant).
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION.
It is accordingly an object of the present invention to over-come the disadvantages of the prior art as mentioned above.
This and further objects are accomplished by developing a machine which ~tilizes a bending unit with a central fork and a bending pin which is non-movable axially, in order to simpli-fy the stirrup machine and to reduce its production costs.
The fork is also non-rotatable so as to avoid the dragging of the bar during the bending phase.
Upstream of said bending unit a guide unit for said stock material to be bent is placed,being said guide movable trans-versally in a forward and backward direction, pushing said stock mater'ial out of the bending plane to disengage said bending ur,it in order to allow:
- the reversing of said bending rotation of said bending pin to displace it under said stock material to the opposite side for the reversed bending, - the reversing feed or recall of the bent material before the shearing to reduce waste.
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A perectioned embodiment of~the invention of said movable guide unit is the shear guide unit, comprising a movable shear guide cooperating with a fixed interchangeable countershear in order to shear the stock material when said shear guide moves in completely backward beyond said counter-shear.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS.
The disclosure will be better - explained with the following drawings in which are illustrated some essential parts of the machine and their working system in one of the preferred em~odiments, as an example:
Fig. 1 is a schematic frontal view of the operating unit of the machine adjacent to the partially seen bending and shear guide unit;
Fig. 2 is a schematic top view of the operating unit of Fig. 1;
Figs. 3 to 25 are a series of exemplifying operative phases which illustrate the operating system of said unit, (and conse~uently of the stirrup machine).
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT.
According to Figs. 1-2 the stirrup machine consists of:
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- a well-known feeder-retractor unit 1 for the stock material 2, - a shear guide unit 3 for the stock material 2, - a bending unit 4 for the stock material 2, - a conventional electronically programmable control means to drive the above mentioned units, not illustrated and well-known in the field.
The said shear guideunit 3 consists of a interchangeable transver-sa~yforward andbackward movableshear guide5 whichafter completed the backward movement is able to shear said stock material 2 in connection with a fixed interchangeable countershear 6, placed under said stock material 2 and between said shear guide 5 and said bending unit 4.
The said shear guide 5 is shaped as a piece of pipe to guide and advance within it said stock material 2.
The said bending unit * consists of a fixed interchangeable central fork 7 and a rotatable bending pin 8, mounted on a rotating bending disc 9 coaxially to said central~fork 7.
~ eferring to one of the possible methods for preparing stirr~ps, the operating units work as follows:
1. The feeder-retractor 1 causes the stock material 2 to proeeed forward to a wanted extent in a conventional manner, such as with an electronie system of counter-pulses.This would allow the stock material 2 to pass through the shear guid~ 5 and over the fixed countershear 6 and through the fork 7 IFiqs. 3-4).
2. The bending disc 9 with the bending pin 8~wh~ch has already been placed in position will initia~ea first bending of the stock material 2, for instance in a clockwise direction in a conventional manner (Figs. S-6).
3. After thislthe disc 9 and -the bending pin 8 return to their original position (Figs. 7-8), while a predetermined length of the stock (2):ismoYedthrough the machine (Figs. 9-10).
4. The shearing unit 5 than shifts forward to push the stock material 2 forwardfrom the bending plane of the bending pin 8 (Figs. 11,12,13), than the bending pin 8 goes to the opposite side with respect to the stock material 2 by means of a counter rotation (Figs. 14,15).
5. The shear guide 5 coming succesively to the normal p~ion again, reentering backward (Figs. 16,17), and carrying out another bending, which is counterclockwise (Figs. 18,19).
6. The shape o the stirrup being finished,the shear guide 5 shifts forward pushing the stock material 2 (Figs. 20,21,22).
7 The stock material 2 is compelled ~o withdraw with the respective stirrup which has already ac~uired a definitive shape, by means of the feeder-retractor unit 1 (Fig. 23,24).
8. The shear guide 5 shifts backward beyond the fixed countershear 6 and the stirrup is cut up from the stock r~
material 2 at the desired point (Fig. 25).
Obviously, the invention is not limited to the above;described and illustrated embodiments, on the contrary they can be con- -sidered as the base of other forms and ways of realization whose executing details may vary without exceeding the essence of the stated and herein described disclosure.
It will be obvious to those skilled in the art that various-changes may be made without departing from the scope of the invention and the invention is not to be.considered to be limited to what is shown in the drawings and described in the specification.
material 2 at the desired point (Fig. 25).
Obviously, the invention is not limited to the above;described and illustrated embodiments, on the contrary they can be con- -sidered as the base of other forms and ways of realization whose executing details may vary without exceeding the essence of the stated and herein described disclosure.
It will be obvious to those skilled in the art that various-changes may be made without departing from the scope of the invention and the invention is not to be.considered to be limited to what is shown in the drawings and described in the specification.
Claims (3)
1. A Stirrup machine for bending of metallic stock material such as bars, wires, strips or the like and forming individual, bent pieces therefrom, the machine comprising in progressive succession in the direction of the advancing stock:
- advancing and reversing and other suitable means for selectively advancing the feed of the stock material which is to be bent and reversing the feed of the stock material which has been bent;
- shear and guide means for said stock material;
- bending means comprising a fixed central fork for guiding and supporting said stock material and a bending pin for bending said stock material around said central fork in clockwise or counterclockwise direction, w h e r e i n said stock guide means acting as guide for said stock material is movable in a transversal direction,forward and backward in order to push said stock material forward out of the bending plane to disengage said stock material from said bending means or to recall said stock material backward to engage said stock material with said bending means respectively.
- advancing and reversing and other suitable means for selectively advancing the feed of the stock material which is to be bent and reversing the feed of the stock material which has been bent;
- shear and guide means for said stock material;
- bending means comprising a fixed central fork for guiding and supporting said stock material and a bending pin for bending said stock material around said central fork in clockwise or counterclockwise direction, w h e r e i n said stock guide means acting as guide for said stock material is movable in a transversal direction,forward and backward in order to push said stock material forward out of the bending plane to disengage said stock material from said bending means or to recall said stock material backward to engage said stock material with said bending means respectively.
2. A stirrup machine according to claim 1, w h e r e i n said stock shear and guide means comprise:
- a movable shear guide for said stock material,movable in a transversal direction,forward or backward, in order to push said stock material forward out of the bending plane to disengage said stock material from said bending means or to recall said stock material backward in a partial backward movement to engage said stock material again with said bending means respectively;
- a fixed countershear under said stock material,placed between said movable shear guide and said bending means to shear said stock material in connection with said movable shear guide and its backward movement when this backward movement continues beyond said countershear.
- a movable shear guide for said stock material,movable in a transversal direction,forward or backward, in order to push said stock material forward out of the bending plane to disengage said stock material from said bending means or to recall said stock material backward in a partial backward movement to engage said stock material again with said bending means respectively;
- a fixed countershear under said stock material,placed between said movable shear guide and said bending means to shear said stock material in connection with said movable shear guide and its backward movement when this backward movement continues beyond said countershear.
3. A stirrup machine according to claims 1,2,w h e r e i n said stock advancing and reversing means, the stock shear and the guide means and the stock bending means are connected with a programmable control means in order to establish the working steps of the stirrup machine as follows:
a) advancing to a wanted extent or a prefixed length of the stock material to be bent by the said advancing and reversing means or any other suitable means, past said shear and guide means into said bending means;
b) bending said stock material into a wanted or prefixed angle in one bending direction, by rotation of said bending pin and recall of it to its start position;
c) if necessary,according to the program repeat the steps a) and b) in a wanted or prefixed length and angle respectively;
d) if necessary,to reverse the bending direction, shift the said movable shear guide forward to disengage said stock material from said bending means and rotate said bending pin in a counterrotation for its displacement to the opposite side of said stock material to a new counterstart position , shift said movable shear guide backward to reengage said stock material with said bending means;
e) bending said stock material in the reversed bending direction into a wanted or prefixed angle by rotation of said bending pin in a counterrotation and recalling it to its counterstart position;
f) if necessary,as programmed by the operator to the program of the stirrup machine or if wanted by the operator, repeat the steps a),b),c),d),e), in any value or suitable num-ber and combination;
g) after the stirrup is completed, shift said movable shear guide forward to disengage said stock material from said bending means and actuate said advancing and reversing means to reverse the feed of the stock material in order to reduce the length of the stock material to a minimum con-necting the completed stirrup and shift the said movable shear guide completely backward in order to shear,in connection with said fixed countershear said completed stirrup from said stock material;
h) the cycle will be repeated to obtain the prefixed number of stirrups to be produced as established by the program and prefixed or wanted by the operator.
a) advancing to a wanted extent or a prefixed length of the stock material to be bent by the said advancing and reversing means or any other suitable means, past said shear and guide means into said bending means;
b) bending said stock material into a wanted or prefixed angle in one bending direction, by rotation of said bending pin and recall of it to its start position;
c) if necessary,according to the program repeat the steps a) and b) in a wanted or prefixed length and angle respectively;
d) if necessary,to reverse the bending direction, shift the said movable shear guide forward to disengage said stock material from said bending means and rotate said bending pin in a counterrotation for its displacement to the opposite side of said stock material to a new counterstart position , shift said movable shear guide backward to reengage said stock material with said bending means;
e) bending said stock material in the reversed bending direction into a wanted or prefixed angle by rotation of said bending pin in a counterrotation and recalling it to its counterstart position;
f) if necessary,as programmed by the operator to the program of the stirrup machine or if wanted by the operator, repeat the steps a),b),c),d),e), in any value or suitable num-ber and combination;
g) after the stirrup is completed, shift said movable shear guide forward to disengage said stock material from said bending means and actuate said advancing and reversing means to reverse the feed of the stock material in order to reduce the length of the stock material to a minimum con-necting the completed stirrup and shift the said movable shear guide completely backward in order to shear,in connection with said fixed countershear said completed stirrup from said stock material;
h) the cycle will be repeated to obtain the prefixed number of stirrups to be produced as established by the program and prefixed or wanted by the operator.
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