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This invention relates to an electric stapling gun with auto-reset, energy-saving and shock-absorbing functions and in particular to one utilizing a lobe of a cam to press a second link rod to turn on a micro-switch once again so as to avoid the dead point of a prior art stapling gun. Further, a spr

This invention relates to an electric stapling gun with auto-reset, energy-saving and shock-absorbing functions and in particular to one utilizing a lobe of a cam to press a second link rod to turn on a micro-switch once again so as to avoid the dead point of a prior art stapling gun. Further, a spring with different pitches at both ends is used to reduce the work required for producing same momentum on a staple in comparison with the prior art thereby saving energy. In addition, the stapling gun is provided a metallic protective ferrule for keeping the housing of the stapling gun from being damaged.

대표청구항 ▼

An electric stapling gun comprising: a trigger mounted in the stapling gun: a first link rod pivoted on an inner side of said trigger and capable of moving therewith; a second link rod formed with an elongated slot put on to a pin on the inner side of said trigger and a projection for receiving a lo

An electric stapling gun comprising: a trigger mounted in the stapling gun: a first link rod pivoted on an inner side of said trigger and capable of moving therewith; a second link rod formed with an elongated slot put on to a pin on the inner side of said trigger and a projection for receiving a lower end of said first link rod so that said second link rod will move downwards when said first link rod is pressed and will return to original position by means of a spring when said trigger is released; a cam fixedly mounted on an output shaft of a gearing and having a lobe on which there is a pin for pushing a ram, said lobe being designed such that when said cam rotates, said lobe will push said first link rod away from said micro-switch and press said second link rod to activate said micro-switch once again; a micro-switch disposed below said first link rod so that when said trigger is pressed to move said first link rod downwards, said first link rod will turn on said micro-switch with a lower end thereof and connect a power supply to a driving motor to rotate said cam so as to urge said ram to hit a staple out of said stapling gun; a spring with different pitches at both ends and used to push said ram to carry out stapling action; and a metallic protective ferrule fixedly mounted in said electric stapling gun and used to receive said spring and part of said ram and having a rubber pad on an inner end thereof.