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  • Thousand Palms, CA
  • 13248 Gunner Ave, San Diego, CA 92129 (858) 484-7604
  • Oakland, CA
  • San Francisco, CA
  • 13248 Gunner Ave, San Diego, CA 92129

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Punch Press Machine

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US Patent:
55535259, Sep 10, 1996
Filed:
Jun 28, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/266808
Inventors:
Desmond Mailey - San Diego CA
Jose J. Rodriguez - San Diego CA
Jerry P. Fregoe - San Diego CA
Curtis L. Stevens - San Diego CA
Frank M. Dettmers - San Diego CA
Glenn L. Brown - Escondino CA
Gary L. Kitzer - Lemon Grove CA
James G. Miller - Coronado CA
Martin J. Hillbrands - Grand Rapids MI
Carl F. Strebel - Grand Rapids MI
Thomas A. King - Lakeside CA
Assignee:
Solar Turbines Incorporated - San Diego CA
International Classification:
B21D 2830
US Classification:
83184
Abstract:
A punch press machine for punching a series of holes in a cylindrical work piece has a main frame, a clamping fixture for holding the work piece, and a punch press frame having a horizontal moving punch and a die for receiving the punch. The clamping fixture is moveable relative to the main frame along a first horizontal axis and the punch press frame is moveable relative to the main frame along a second vertical axis for lowering the punch and die into a punching position with the punch on one side of the work piece and the die on the other side of the work piece.

Apparatus For Stabilizing A Work Piece Of Ring Configuration

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US Patent:
54087376, Apr 25, 1995
Filed:
Oct 4, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/130931
Inventors:
Desmond Mailey - San Diego CA
Jose J. Rodriguez - San Diego CA
Jerry P. Fregoe - San Diego CA
Curtis L. Stevens - San Diego CA
Frank M. Dettmers - San Diego CA
Glenn L. Brown - Escondido CA
Gary L. Kitzer - Lemon Grove CA
James G. Miller - Coronado CA
Martin J. Hilbrands - Grand Rapids MI
Gary L. Vander Stel - Caledonia MI
Assignee:
Solar Turbines Incorporated - San Diego CA
International Classification:
B23Q 700
US Classification:
29559
Abstract:
This invention relates to an apparatus for stabilizing a work piece of ring configuration on a base. The apparatus has a first ring fixed to the base and frictionally positioned within the work piece. A second ring has a portion within the other end of the work piece and a portion covering the other end of the work piece. A plurality of hold downs are connected to a base via hydraulic cylinders and are positioned about the work piece and have arms with rollers attached thereto. In response to actuation of the cylinders, the rollers are automatically swung into position over the second ring and the rollers forcibly urge the second ring and work piece in a direction toward the base.
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