US3883062A - Cartridge ejection device for an explosion driven setting gun - Google Patents
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- a locking member holds the ejection lever until a spring biased stop member exerts a predetermined load on the ejection lever causing it to be released from the locking member. Upon such release, the spring biasing action of the stop member causes an accelerated pivotal movement of the ejection lever with the resultant ejection of a spent cartridge.
- the present invention is directed to a cartridge ejection device for an explosion driven setting gun for driving fastening elements into a hard target material, such a steel, concrete and the like, and, more particularly, it concerns the arrangement of a locking member which secures a cartridge ejection lever in position until a predetermined load is exerted on the lever.
- Fastening element setting guns have used a two-arm ejector lever pivotally mounted on a part of the gun for removing a spent cartridge lodged within a cartridge chamber.
- One arm of the lever extends under the bottom edge of the cartridge and the other arm cooperates with a stop for limited displacement against the force of a spring during the pivotal movement of that part of the gun containing the cartridge chamber about an axis transverse to the longitudinal axis of the gun, relative tothe part of the gun containing the ignition mechanism.
- a fastening element setting gun of the above type is disclosed in the German Offenlegungsschrift 1,703,523.
- a stop mounted in an oblong slot guide parallel to the longitudinal axis of the gun is prestressed against the action of a spring during the pivotal movement of the two gun parts.
- the prestressed stop acts as an ejector lever extending under the bottom edge of the cartridge to eject it from the cartridge chamber during the progressive pivotal movement of the two gun parts.
- the primary object of the present invention is to provide a device in a fastening element setting gun which assures the safe and complete ejection of spent cartridges.
- the ejection lever is locked in position by means of a locking member disposed on the gun part supporting the ejection lever and displaceably secured within a detent in the ejection lever.
- the locking member projects into the pivotal range of the detent and it is disengaged from the detent when a predetermined load acts on the ejection lever.
- the stop is always stressed equally by the restoring force of the spring for assuring dislodgement of the spent cartridge.
- the stop is displaced to the full extent against the spring so that, with the progressive pivotal movement of the two gun member.
- an annular spring as the spring element which is positioned on the rear part of the barrel and projects into the pivotal range of the detent formed on the ejection lever.
- FIG. 1 is a side view, partly in section, of a portion of a fastening element setting gun, embodying the present invention, with two parts of the gun pivoted relative to one another so that a spent cartridge is about to be dislodged;
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a portion of the two gun parts illustrated in FIG. 1 with the ejection of the cartridge having commenced.
- FIG. 1 a fastening element setting gun is illustrated consisting of a front gun part 1 and a rear gun part 2 with the two parts pivotally interconnected.
- Gun part 1 is pivotally mounted on a bolt 3 located in the rear gun part 2 and it contains a barrel 4 arranged for axial displacement.
- the rear end of the barrel 4 contains a cartridge chamber 5 and an ejection lever 6.
- the ejection lever 6 is pivotally mounted on a pin 7 and consists of two arms 6a, 6b extending angularly to one another, that is, with the arm 6a extending transversely of the axial direction of the barrel and the other arm 6b extending generally in parallel with the longitudinal axis of the barrel.
- the free end of the arm extends under the bottom edge 8a of a cartridge casing 8 and the other arm 6b is placed in operative connection with a stop 11, located in the rear gun part 2, when the gun parts are pivoted from the closed to the opened position.
- a stop 11 located in the rear gun part 2, when the gun parts are pivoted from the closed to the opened position.
- an annular spring 9 is mounted in a groove 4a. The annular spring 9 projects into the pivotal range of a detent 6c formed in the free end of the arm 6b of the ejection lever 6.
- the stop 11 is mounted in gun part 2 for a limited axial movement.
- the stop which extends in the axial direction of the gun part, is mounted on the same pivot bolt or pin 3 which interconnects the two gun parts.
- the pivot pin 3 extends through an oblong slot 11a in the stop with the slot elongated in the axial direction of the stop. At its rearward end, and the stop butts against a spring 12 fitted into the gun part 2.
- the ejection lever is secured against pivotal movement about the pivot pin 7 and offers resistance to the stop 11 during the continued pivotal movement between the two gun parts.
- the action of the ejection lever 6 on the stop 11 causes it to move rearwardly against the force of the spring 12 until its movement is halted by contact between the end of the oblong slot 11a and the pivot bolt 3. This position is illustrated in FIG. 1, that is, the maximum spring bias is acting on the stop but the locking action on the ejection lever 6 has not been released.
- a live cartridge is placed in the cartridge chamber and, during subsequent pivotal movement of the gun part 1 relative to the gun part 2 in the direction opposite to the direction of the arrow F, the end face 2a of the gun part automatically effects a complete insertion of the cartridge into the cartridge chamber and returns the ejection lever 6 into its starting position.
- the gun is again in the loaded or firing condition.
- Explosion driven setting gun for driving fastening elements into a harg target material, such as steel, concrete and the like, comprising a first gun part and a second gun part pivotally interconnected to one another so that the gun can be displaced between an open condition and a closed condition by pivotally displacing said gun parts relative to one another, a cartridge chamber formed in said first gun part, a two-arm ejection lever pivotally mounted on said first gun part for displacing a spent cartridge lodged in said cartridge chamber and having a first arm and a second arm extending angularly from said first arm, a spring biased stop assembly mounted on said second gun part, said first arm of said lever arranged to extend under the bottom edge of a cartridge within said cartridge chamber and said second arm arranged to cooperate with said stop assembly in the opened position of the gun so that said stop assembly pivots said lever so that said first arm dislodges a spent cartridge from the cartridge chamber, wherein the improvement comprises that said second arm has a detent formed therein, and an annular resilient locking
- Explosion driven setting gun as set forth in claim 1, wherein said two-arm ejection lever is pivotably mounted on said first gun part at the juncture of said first and second arms, said first arm extending transversely of the axis of the cartridge chamber and said second arm extending approximately parallel to the axis of said cartridge chamber, said detent located adjacent the end of said second arm spaced from the juncture of said first and second arms, and said stop assembly contacts said second arm intermediate the juncture of said first and second arms and said detent.
- said stop assembly comprises a stop having an oblong opening, a pivot pin mounted in said second gun part and extending through the oblong slot in said stop, and a spring positioned in said second gun part and biasing said stop toward said second arm of said ejection lever when said gun is pivoted into the open position.
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In an explosion driven setting gun, spent cartridges are ejected from a cartridge chamber by a pivotally mounted ejection lever when a front part of the gun containing the cartridge chamber is pivoted relative to a rear part. To assure proper ejection, during the pivotal movement as the gun parts are opened, a locking member holds the ejection lever until a spring biased stop member exerts a predetermined load on the ejection lever causing it to be released from the locking member. Upon such release, the spring biasing action of the stop member causes an accelerated pivotal movement of the ejection lever with the resultant ejection of a spent cartridge.
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United States Patent [191 Jochum 1 CARTRIDGE EJECTION DEVICE FOR AN EXPLOSION DRIVEN SETTING GUN [75] Inventor: Peter Jochum, Meiningen, Austria [73] Assignees Hilti Aktiengesellschaft [22] Filed: May 30, 1973 211 App]. No.: 365,059
[30] Foreign Application Priority Data June 7, 1972 Germany 2227775 [52] US Cl. 227/9 [51] Int. Cl. B25c 1/08 [58] Field of Search 227/8, 9, 10, ll
[56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,804,620 9/1957 Gannon 227/9 3,216,140 11/1965 Termet 227/10 X Bayer 227/9 51 May 13, 1975 Primary Examiner-Granville Y. Custer, Jr. Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Toren, McGeady and Stanger I [57] ABSTRACT In an explosion driven setting gun, spent cartridges are ejected from a cartridge chamber by a pivotally mounted ejection lever when a front part of the gun containing the cartridge chamber is pivoted relative to a rear part. To assure proper ejection, during the pivotal movement as the gun parts are opened, a locking member holds the ejection lever until a spring biased stop member exerts a predetermined load on the ejection lever causing it to be released from the locking member. Upon such release, the spring biasing action of the stop member causes an accelerated pivotal movement of the ejection lever with the resultant ejection of a spent cartridge.
5 Claims, 2 Drawing Figures 1 CARTRIDGE EJECTION DEVICE FOR AN EXPLOSION DRIVEN SETTING GUN SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is directed to a cartridge ejection device for an explosion driven setting gun for driving fastening elements into a hard target material, such a steel, concrete and the like, and, more particularly, it concerns the arrangement of a locking member which secures a cartridge ejection lever in position until a predetermined load is exerted on the lever.
Fastening element setting guns have used a two-arm ejector lever pivotally mounted on a part of the gun for removing a spent cartridge lodged within a cartridge chamber. One arm of the lever extends under the bottom edge of the cartridge and the other arm cooperates with a stop for limited displacement against the force of a spring during the pivotal movement of that part of the gun containing the cartridge chamber about an axis transverse to the longitudinal axis of the gun, relative tothe part of the gun containing the ignition mechanism.
A fastening element setting gun of the above type is disclosed in the German Offenlegungsschrift 1,703,523. In these known guns, a stop mounted in an oblong slot guide parallel to the longitudinal axis of the gun, is prestressed against the action of a spring during the pivotal movement of the two gun parts. The prestressed stop acts as an ejector lever extending under the bottom edge of the cartridge to eject it from the cartridge chamber during the progressive pivotal movement of the two gun parts.
In practice, it has been found that, depending on the strength of the propellent charge used, the cartridges are lodged more or less firmly in the cartridge chamber. Frequently and especially with a low propellent charge strength, the cartridge located in the cartridge chamber is only loosened by the stop prestressed by the spring and the desired ejection does not take place. The failure to eject the cartridge is due particularly to the fact that the ejection lever is actuated by the stop before the spring is completely tightened or compressed and, as a result, the cartridge is only partly ejected, and the remaining spring force is insufficient to dislodge the cartridge completely during the progressive pivotal movement of the two gun parts.
Therefore, the primary object of the present invention is to provide a device in a fastening element setting gun which assures the safe and complete ejection of spent cartridges.
In accordance with the present invention the ejection lever is locked in position by means of a locking member disposed on the gun part supporting the ejection lever and displaceably secured within a detent in the ejection lever. The locking member projects into the pivotal range of the detent and it is disengaged from the detent when a predetermined load acts on the ejection lever.
By using such a locking member, independent of the manner in which the cartridge is held within the cartridge chamber, the stop is always stressed equally by the restoring force of the spring for assuring dislodgement of the spent cartridge. Particularly during the initial phase of the pivotal movement of the two gun parts, that is, from the closed to the open condition, the stop is displaced to the full extent against the spring so that, with the progressive pivotal movement of the two gun member. In addition, it has been found to be particularly suitable to use an annular spring as the spring element which is positioned on the rear part of the barrel and projects into the pivotal range of the detent formed on the ejection lever.
The various features of novelty which characterize the invention are pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed to and forming a part of this disclosure. For a better understanding of the invention, its operating advantages and specific objects attained by its use, reference should be had to the accompanying drawings and descriptive matter in which there is illustrated and described a preferred embodiment of the invention.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING In the drawing:
FIG. 1 is a side view, partly in section, of a portion of a fastening element setting gun, embodying the present invention, with two parts of the gun pivoted relative to one another so that a spent cartridge is about to be dislodged; and
FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a portion of the two gun parts illustrated in FIG. 1 with the ejection of the cartridge having commenced.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION In FIG. 1 a fastening element setting gun is illustrated consisting of a front gun part 1 and a rear gun part 2 with the two parts pivotally interconnected. Gun part 1 is pivotally mounted on a bolt 3 located in the rear gun part 2 and it contains a barrel 4 arranged for axial displacement. The rear end of the barrel 4 contains a cartridge chamber 5 and an ejection lever 6. The ejection lever 6 is pivotally mounted on a pin 7 and consists of two arms 6a, 6b extending angularly to one another, that is, with the arm 6a extending transversely of the axial direction of the barrel and the other arm 6b extending generally in parallel with the longitudinal axis of the barrel. The free end of the arm extends under the bottom edge 8a of a cartridge casing 8 and the other arm 6b is placed in operative connection with a stop 11, located in the rear gun part 2, when the gun parts are pivoted from the closed to the opened position. On the barrel, adjacent its end containing the cartridge chamber 5, an annular spring 9 is mounted in a groove 4a. The annular spring 9 projects into the pivotal range of a detent 6c formed in the free end of the arm 6b of the ejection lever 6.
As can be noted from the illustration provided in FIGS. 1 and 2, the stop 11 is mounted in gun part 2 for a limited axial movement. To afford the limited axial movement, the stop, which extends in the axial direction of the gun part, is mounted on the same pivot bolt or pin 3 which interconnects the two gun parts. The pivot pin 3 extends through an oblong slot 11a in the stop with the slot elongated in the axial direction of the stop. At its rearward end, and the stop butts against a spring 12 fitted into the gun part 2.
Procedure for Ejecting a Spent Cartridge After a fastening element has been inserted, the gun is removed from the target material and the front gun part 1 is pivoted, relative to the rear gun part 2, in the direction of the arrow F. During this swiveling or pivotal movement, the arm 6b, previously extending in the axial direction of the gun part 2 is displaced into a position so that it extends transversely of the axial direction of gun part 2 and comes into operative connection with the forward end of the stop 11. At this point, the ejection lever is held in position by the engagement of the annular spring 9 within the detent 60 at the free end of the arm 6b. Accordingly, the ejection lever is secured against pivotal movement about the pivot pin 7 and offers resistance to the stop 11 during the continued pivotal movement between the two gun parts. The action of the ejection lever 6 on the stop 11 causes it to move rearwardly against the force of the spring 12 until its movement is halted by contact between the end of the oblong slot 11a and the pivot bolt 3. This position is illustrated in FIG. 1, that is, the maximum spring bias is acting on the stop but the locking action on the ejection lever 6 has not been released.
With the continued pivotal movement of gun part 1 relative to gun part 2, the reaction between the stop 11 and the pivot bolt 3 produces a sudden increase in pressure by the stop on the arm 6b of the ejection lever 6 so that the detent 6c causes the annular spring 9 to yield and release the lever. Accordingly, the force compressing the spring 12 is released and a sudden accelerated pivotal movement of the ejection lever takes place with the free end of the arm 6a lifting the spent cartridge 8 out of the cartridge chamber 5. In FIG. 2 the stop ll is shown displaced by the spring 12 so that the pivot bolt 3 contacts the opposite end of the oblong slot 11a from that shown in FIG. 1 and the ejection lever is commencing its pivotal movement about the pin 7 for dislodging the spent cartridge.
To load the gun and return it to the firing condition, a live cartridge is placed in the cartridge chamber and, during subsequent pivotal movement of the gun part 1 relative to the gun part 2 in the direction opposite to the direction of the arrow F, the end face 2a of the gun part automatically effects a complete insertion of the cartridge into the cartridge chamber and returns the ejection lever 6 into its starting position. When the reverse pivotal movement of the gun parts relative to one another has been completed the gun is again in the loaded or firing condition.
While a specific embodiment of the invention has been shown and described in detail to illustrate the application of the inventive principles, it will be understood that the invention may be embodied otherwise without departing from such principles.
What is claimed is:
l. Explosion driven setting gun for driving fastening elements into a harg target material, such as steel, concrete and the like, comprising a first gun part and a second gun part pivotally interconnected to one another so that the gun can be displaced between an open condition and a closed condition by pivotally displacing said gun parts relative to one another, a cartridge chamber formed in said first gun part, a two-arm ejection lever pivotally mounted on said first gun part for displacing a spent cartridge lodged in said cartridge chamber and having a first arm and a second arm extending angularly from said first arm, a spring biased stop assembly mounted on said second gun part, said first arm of said lever arranged to extend under the bottom edge of a cartridge within said cartridge chamber and said second arm arranged to cooperate with said stop assembly in the opened position of the gun so that said stop assembly pivots said lever so that said first arm dislodges a spent cartridge from the cartridge chamber, wherein the improvement comprises that said second arm has a detent formed therein, and an annular resilient locking member encircling and mounted on the outer surface of said first gun part and extending outwardly therefrom into the pivotal range of said detent and being displaceably lockably engageable within said detent for gripping said ejection lever against pivotable displacement so that said first arm is held in position ready to dislodge a spent cartridge as the gun is moved to the open condition, and said locking member being displaceable from said detent under the application of a predetermined load on said second arm from said stop assembly as said gun is displaced into the open condition.
2. Explosion driven setting gun, as set forth in claim 1, wherein said two-arm ejection lever is pivotably mounted on said first gun part at the juncture of said first and second arms, said first arm extending transversely of the axis of the cartridge chamber and said second arm extending approximately parallel to the axis of said cartridge chamber, said detent located adjacent the end of said second arm spaced from the juncture of said first and second arms, and said stop assembly contacts said second arm intermediate the juncture of said first and second arms and said detent.
3. Explosion driven setting gun, as set forth in claim 1, wherein said locking member is a spring element.
4. Explosion driven setting gun, as set forth in claim 1, wherein said stop assembly comprises a stop having an oblong opening, a pivot pin mounted in said second gun part and extending through the oblong slot in said stop, and a spring positioned in said second gun part and biasing said stop toward said second arm of said ejection lever when said gun is pivoted into the open position.
5. Explosion driven setting gun, as set forth in claim 4, wherein said pivot pin pivotally interconnects said first and second gun parts.
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1. Explosion driven setting gun for driving fastening elements into a harg target material, such as steel, concrete and the like, comprising a first gun part and a second gun part pivotally interconnected to one another so that the gun can be displaced between an open condition and a closed condition by pivotally displacing said gun parts relative to one another, a cartridge chamber formed in said first gun part, a two-arm ejection lever pivotally mounted on said first gun part for displacing a spent cartridge lodged in said cartridge chamber and having a first arm and a second arm extending angularly from said first arm, a spring biased stop assembly mounted on said second gun part, said first arm of said lever arranged to extend under the bottom edge of a cartridge within said cartridge chamber and said second arm arranged to cooperate with said stop assembly in the opened position of the gun so that said stop assembly pivots said lever so that said first arm dislodges a spent cartridge from the cartridge chamber, wherein the improvement comprises that said second arm has a detent formed therein, and an annular resilient locking member encircling and mounted on the outer surface of said first gun part and extending outwardly therefrom into the pivotal range of sAid detent and being displaceably lockably engageable within said detent for gripping said ejection lever against pivotable displacement so that said first arm is held in position ready to dislodge a spent cartridge as the gun is moved to the open condition, and said locking member being displaceable from said detent under the application of a predetermined load on said second arm from said stop assembly as said gun is displaced into the open condition.
2. Explosion driven setting gun, as set forth in claim 1, wherein said two-arm ejection lever is pivotably mounted on said first gun part at the juncture of said first and second arms, said first arm extending transversely of the axis of the cartridge chamber and said second arm extending approximately parallel to the axis of said cartridge chamber, said detent located adjacent the end of said second arm spaced from the juncture of said first and second arms, and said stop assembly contacts said second arm intermediate the juncture of said first and second arms and said detent.
3. Explosion driven setting gun, as set forth in claim 1, wherein said locking member is a spring element.
4. Explosion driven setting gun, as set forth in claim 1, wherein said stop assembly comprises a stop having an oblong opening, a pivot pin mounted in said second gun part and extending through the oblong slot in said stop, and a spring positioned in said second gun part and biasing said stop toward said second arm of said ejection lever when said gun is pivoted into the open position.
5. Explosion driven setting gun, as set forth in claim 4, wherein said pivot pin pivotally interconnects said first and second gun parts.
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