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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16B—DEVICES FOR FASTENING OR SECURING CONSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENTS OR MACHINE PARTS TOGETHER, e.g. NAILS, BOLTS, CIRCLIPS, CLAMPS, CLIPS OR WEDGES; JOINTS OR JOINTING
- F16B15/00—Nails; Staples
- F16B15/08—Nails; Staples formed in integral series but easily separable
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16B—DEVICES FOR FASTENING OR SECURING CONSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENTS OR MACHINE PARTS TOGETHER, e.g. NAILS, BOLTS, CIRCLIPS, CLAMPS, CLIPS OR WEDGES; JOINTS OR JOINTING
- F16B15/00—Nails; Staples
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- Y10S—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- the conventional practice is to assemble a series of individual staples in row formation or clips.
- the staples 85 are assembled contlsuously with their respective bridge portions and legs in-alignment and a layer or fllm of adhesive applied to the clip thus formed to secure the staples in assembled position.
- the film adhesive has not proved 40' adequate to maintain the staples thus assembled.
- this invention provides a special formation of the bridge portion of the staple.
- FIG. 9 illustrates a strip of staples which does 'not require the use of adhesive to be maintained in strips.
- the bridge portion of each staple is shaped or cut to provide an interlock between preceding and succeeding adjacent 1 staples.
- a frictional ilt between the interloclrin'g portions of adjacent staples holds the several staples in a strip.
- each staple may have a pair of such lugs and 4, 1937, Serial No. 1",133
- each staple does not have to be actually severed from the strip by cutting through the metal. It need only be released from its frictional interilt with the strip by the driving tool. The normal driving movement of a staple driver without ap- I preciable additional manual effort is suflicient to release each staple from the strip.
- the bridge of the staple may have a projecting I lug ll of dovetail shape and a similarly shaped slot or recess ll so placed with respect to each 1. other that when the lug of one staple is fitted in the slot of another staple, the staples will be held with their bridges and legs in alignment.
- the lugs and slots may be located centrally with respect to the bridge, as indicated in Fig. 4, or
- the arcuate shape of the lugs and slots provides a ball and socket joint, and when pressure i'sbrought to bear against the rear staple of a strip of such staples, the foremost staple, being pivotally related to the next succeeding staple, is permitted to properly align itself with respect to the election chute of a stapling machine.
- Staples embodying the interiltting lock are customarily formed by being cut or stamped from a sheet of metal. This method is preferable to forming the staple from square or rectangular stock wire. It is to be noted that the embodiments illustrated in Figs. 1 to 4, inclusive, as well as providing for the elimination of the adhesive binder, also provide for the increase in the eirective driving contact between a driving tool and the staple to aid in preventing the staple legs from bending-rearward and out of 45 the vertical upon the staple being disconnected from the strip. ln reiilling'a magazine which has been partially emptied, it is not necessary to interlock the new clip with the old clip.
- a staple clip comprising a' series of preformed individual staples in row formation, said staples having slidably engageable and disengageable integral means formed thereon for holding one staple in interlocking engagement with an adjacent staple.
- a staple clip comprising a series of individual staples in row formation, each of said staples having a projection and recess formed thereon, the projection of one staple having a frictional slidable interlocking ilt with the recess of an adjacent staple.
- a staple adapted for assembly with a series of similar staples in row formation -said 1 staple having a projecting lug and a recess both- 5 of similarstaples in row formation, said staple havingan arcuate tab and a similarly shaped arcuate recess, whereby with said staples assembled as aforesaid said tab frictionally engages in the recess of a similarly shaped adjacent staple,
- a staple clip comprising a series of individual staples, the bridge of each of said staples having symmetrically positioned and oppositely faced irregular projections v and corresponding formed recesses, the lugs of one staple slidably fitted into'the recesses of adjacent staples.
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Dec. 20, 1938. w G PANKQNIN 2,140,593
STAPLE Originai Filed Sept. 5. 1935 IN VENT OR. Ma MM 6. '/?7/V/f0/V//V ATTORNEY.
Plums-peace, less f mrED STATES PATENT OFFICE 3 3,140,508
williamal fiwcagm Original application Septanber 5,1985, Sula! No. 39,247, new Patent No. 2,111.4, dated .March 15, 1938. Divided and this application This invention relates to improvements in pre- I5 combination ofpartswhichwillbehereinafter more fully described and particularly pointed out in the appended claims, reference being had to the accompanying drawing forming a part of 1 this specification and in which: 20 l 'lgure'l is a perspective view of a group of I staples assembled in strip formation, each staple having lugs and slots of dovetail shape symmetrlcally arranged and adapted to interflt with similar lugs and slots of adjacent staples;
2s l'igure2isaviewsimilartol'ig.l,eachstaple having arcuate tabs and slots;
ligureaisaviewsimilartol 'ig. 2, thebridge andlegs of each staple being tapered; and
Flcure4,isaviewsimilartol'ig.1.-
To provide for convenient loading of the magalines of stapling machines and'ease in handling, packing and shipping of staples, the conventional practice is to assemble a series of individual staples in row formation or clips. The staples 85 are assembled contlsuously with their respective bridge portions and legs in-alignment and a layer or fllm of adhesive applied to the clip thus formed to secure the staples in assembled position. In many instances, the film adhesive has not proved 40' adequate to maintain the staples thus assembled. In order to aid the adhesive in the performance of its function or to eliminate the ad- .hesive entirely, this invention provides a special formation of the bridge portion of the staple.
' Referring now to the illustrative embodiments I of the present invention as illustrated in Figs. 1 to 4, inclusive, 9 illustrates a strip of staples which does 'not require the use of adhesive to be maintained in strips. The bridge portion of each staple is shaped or cut to provide an interlock between preceding and succeeding adjacent 1 staples. A frictional ilt between the interloclrin'g portions of adjacent staples holds the several staples in a strip. Contrary to the conventional .ll 'strl'p formed from a continuous piece of metal,
' each staple may have a pair of such lugs and 4, 1937, Serial No. 1",133
each staple does not have to be actually severed from the strip by cutting through the metal. It need only be released from its frictional interilt with the strip by the driving tool. The normal driving movement of a staple driver without ap- I preciable additional manual effort is suflicient to release each staple from the strip.
The bridge of the staple may have a projecting I lug ll of dovetail shape and a similarly shaped slot or recess ll so placed with respect to each 1. other that when the lug of one staple is fitted in the slot of another staple, the staples will be held with their bridges and legs in alignment. The lugs and slots may be located centrally with respect to the bridge, as indicated in Fig. 4, or
slots arranged symmetrically of the center, one
I of such lugs and slots being formed forwardly of the staple and the other reawardly as illustra'ted in Fig. 1. The staples thus formed can be assembled without regard to whether they are positioned so as to face forwardly or reawardly. It is proposed to form the lug and slot of arcuate shape as indicated at 12 and I! (Fig. 2). with the lug and slot thus formed, the bridge and legs of the staple may be tapered and pointed as indicated at It and I! (Fig. 3). The arcuate shape of the lugs and slots provides a ball and socket joint, and when pressure i'sbrought to bear against the rear staple of a strip of such staples, the foremost staple, being pivotally related to the next succeeding staple, is permitted to properly align itself with respect to the election chute of a stapling machine.
Staples embodying the interiltting lock are customarily formed by being cut or stamped from a sheet of metal. This method is preferable to forming the staple from square or rectangular stock wire. It is to be noted that the embodiments illustrated in Figs. 1 to 4, inclusive, as well as providing for the elimination of the adhesive binder, also provide for the increase in the eirective driving contact between a driving tool and the staple to aid in preventing the staple legs from bending-rearward and out of 45 the vertical upon the staple being disconnected from the strip. ln reiilling'a magazine which has been partially emptied, it is not necessary to interlock the new clip with the old clip.
Itis to be understoodthat anyone or all of the improvements herein described may be incorporated into staple strips whether the staples in such strips are cemented or adhesively secured or otherwise held together or whether the staples are made of square, round, flat or other a shaped wire or cut from sheet metal. Any single improvement or group of improvements may be combined as is best suited for the conditions to be met.
What is claimed as new and is desired to be secured by Letters Patent of the United States is:
1. A staple clip. comprising a' series of preformed individual staples in row formation, said staples having slidably engageable and disengageable integral means formed thereon for holding one staple in interlocking engagement with an adjacent staple.
2. A staple clip comprising a series of individual staples in row formation, each of said staples having a projection and recess formed thereon, the projection of one staple having a frictional slidable interlocking ilt with the recess of an adjacent staple.
Q 3. A staple adapted for assembly with a series of similar staples in row formation,-said 1 staple having a projecting lug and a recess both- 5 of similarstaples in row formation, said staple havingan arcuate tab and a similarly shaped arcuate recess, whereby with said staples assembled as aforesaid said tab frictionally engages in the recess of a similarly shaped adjacent staple,
and the tab of another similarly shaped adjacent staple frictionally engages in said recess.
6. A staple adapted for assembly with a series of similar staples in row formation, said staple having an arcuate tab and an arcuate recess, said staple having its lateral edges receding from said tab, whereby with said tab inter-fitted in the complemental recess of another similar staple, said staple is pivotally related to said another staple.
6. A staple clip comprising a series of individual staples, the bridges of each of said staples having symmetrically positioned and oppositely faced dovetailed lugs and corresponding recesses, the lugs of one staple removably and slidably fitted into the recesses of adjacent staples.
"I. A staple clip comprising a series of individual staples, the bridge of each of said staples having symmetrically positioned and oppositely faced irregular projections v and corresponding formed recesses, the lugs of one staple slidably fitted into'the recesses of adjacent staples.
a 25 WILLIAM G. PANKONIN.
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