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A gripping device pulls the
wire from the coil through a 5 roller straightening
apparatus and pushes it forward so that just the right
amount of wire lies beyond the anvil for the head to be
formed.
The clamping jaws now close and
hold the wire tightly while the hammer forges the nail head.
The jaws open again and the wire, with the ready-formed
head, is fed forward as for the length of nail desired.
The jaws now close again and
two opposing cutters cut off the nail and, at the same time,
form the shaped point.
The ejector now throws the wire
into the delivery chute, the hammer forms a new head and the
process of nail producing continues automatically thus
producing quality nails.
| Specifications |
| 1 |
1/4"-1-1.1/4"
(6mm - 31mm) |
16-20 |
550-600 |
1.5X1440 |
| 2 |
1/2"-1-1.1/2"
(12mm - 337mm) |
14-16 |
500-550 |
1.5X1440 |
| 3 |
1/2"-2"
(12mm - 50mm) |
12-16 |
450-500 |
2X1440 |
| 4 |
3/4"-3"
(19mm - 75mm) |
9-14 |
400-450 |
3X1440 |
| 5 |
1"-4"
(25mm - 100mm) |
8-12 |
300-400 |
5X1440 |
| 6 |
2"-5"
(50mm - 125mm) |
6-10 |
300-400 |
5X1440 |
| 7 |
2"-6"
(50mm - 150mm) |
6-10 |
200-250 |
7.5X960 |
| 8 |
3"-8"
(75mm - 200mm) |
4-8 |
175-200 |
10X960 |
Design, Output, Dimensions and weight subject to
modification |
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