The present invention relates to a dismounting device for removing a seal ring on a shaft.
A conventional dismounting device for removing a seal ring on a shaft is disclosed in US 2007/0006437A1 which is shown in
As shown in
The adjustment of the rod 4 has to rotate the positioning bolt 402 and this obviously takes a lot of time.
The present invention intends to provide a seal ring dismounting device wherein the rod can be easily moved and positioned.
The present invention relates to a seal ring dismounting device which comprises a handle and a first section of a shank is connected to the handle and a second section is connected to the first section at an angle. The second section includes first teeth defined in a lower side thereof. An operation plate has a first end connected to the second section and a hook portion is formed on a second end of the operation plate. A rod is movably connected to the second section and a U-shaped frame is mounted to the second section and connected to the rod. The frame includes a horizontal portion and two sidewalls are connected on two sides of the horizontal portion. The second section is located between the horizontal portion and a first end of the rod. Second teeth are defined in the first end of the rod so as to be engaged with the first teeth. A spring member is located between the horizontal portion and the second section so as to pull the rod and engage the second teeth with the first teeth.
The present invention will become more obvious from the following description when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings which show, for purposes of illustration only, a preferred embodiment in accordance with the present invention.
Referring to
An operation plate 30 has a first end connected to a distal end of the second section 24 by a bolt 34 and a hook portion 32 is formed on a second end of the operation plate 30. A rod 40 is movably connected to the second section 24 by a U-shaped frame 50. The frame 50 includes a horizontal portion 52 and two sidewalls 54 are connected on two sides of the horizontal portion 52, the second section 24 is located between the horizontal portion 52 and a first end of the rod 40. Second teeth 42 are defined in the first end of the rod 40 so as to be engaged with the first teeth 26 of the second section 24. Two rivets 56 extend through the two sidewalls 54 and the rod 40 to connect the frame 50 to the second section 24.
A spring member 60 is located between the horizontal portion 52 and the second section 24 so as to lift the frame 50 together with the rod 40 upward and engage the second teeth 42 with the first teeth 26. The spring member 60 includes a contacting section 62, a curved section 64 and a biasing section 66, wherein the curved section 64 is connected between the contacting section 62 and the biasing section 66. The contacting section 62 contacts against an underside of the horizontal portion 52 of the frame 50 and the biasing section 66 contacts against the rod 40 at an angle, in this embodiment, the biasing section 66 contacts the second section 24 by a distal end thereof. The curved section 64 is located outside an end of the frame 50 and a stop 61 extends from a distal end of the contacting section 62, the stop 61 contacts an end of the frame 50 so as to position the spring member 60 to the frame 50.
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By this way, the user can quickly move and position the rod 40 at a desired position and save time.
While we have shown and described the embodiment in accordance with the present invention, it should be clear to those skilled in the art that further embodiments may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.
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97204610 U | Mar 2008 | TW | national |
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