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Patent · US3765079A · A · US

Percussive photoflash lamp and method of securing anvil thereof

(11) Publication number
US3765079A
(22) Filing date
1971-11-22
(30) Priority date
1971-11-22
(43) Publication date
1973-10-16
(45) Date of grant
1973-10-16
(52) CPC
  • G03B Apparatus or arrangements for taking photographs or for projecting or viewing them; apparatus or arrangements employing analogous techniques using waves other than optical waves; accessories therefor: 15/0484, 15/0489
  • H01R Electrically-conductive connections; structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements; coupling devices; current collectors: 43/0424
  • Y10T Technical subjects covered by former us classification: 29/49929
(73) Assignee
SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PROD
(54) Title
Percussive photoflash lamp and method of securing anvil thereof
(57) Abstract

A percussive-type photoflash lamp in which the primer anvil wire is secured coaxially within the primer tube by means of a plurality of conical indentations in the tube. The method of securing the anvil wire in this manner comprises: supporting the wire within the tube, simultaneously and uniformly pressing a plurality of radially disposed pins against the tube by means of one direction of motion of a cylinder having cam surfaces bearing against the pins, and then withdrawing the pins by reversing the direction of motion of the cylinder.

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Claims (4)

  1. oThe method of securing a primer anvil wire within a primer tube of a percussive-type photoflash lamp, said method comprising: supporting said primer tube at a predetermined vertical position with respect to a plurality of conically pointed pins radially disposed about said tube in a symmetrical pattern about the longitudinal axis thereof; supporting said anvil wire within said tube substantially coaxial therewith; pressing said plurality of pins simultaneously and uniformly against said tube toward the longitudinal axis thereof by one direction of longitudinal motion of a cylinder which is coaxial with said tube and has a set of cam surfaces retaining and bearing against follower heads at the outer ends of said pins, the pressure applied to said pins being sufficient to securely retain said anvil concentrically within said tube by means of the resulting indentations made in said tube; and withdrawing said pins from said tube by reversing the direction of longitudinal motion of said cylinder whereby said set of cam surfaces bear on said follower heads in a manner causing said pins to be pulled radially outward by said cam surfaces.
  2. The method of claim 1 in which said pins are shaped from a rod of tungsten carbide alloy.
  3. The method of claim 1 in which said pins are disposed in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of said tube and arranged to conform to the radii of a polygon.
  4. The method of claim 3 in which at least six of said pins are employed.

Citations (3)

  • US2714827A
  • US3535064A
  • US3568494A
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  "abstract": "A percussive-type photoflash lamp in which the primer anvil wire is secured coaxially within the primer tube by means of a plurality of conical indentations in the tube. The method of securing the anvil wire in this manner comprises: supporting the wire within the tube, simultaneously and uniformly pressing a plurality of radially disposed pins against the tube by means of one direction of motion of a cylinder having cam surfaces bearing against the pins, and then withdrawing the pins by reversing the direction of motion of the cylinder.",
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    "1. oThe method of securing a primer anvil wire within a primer tube of a percussive-type photoflash lamp, said method comprising: supporting said primer tube at a predetermined vertical position with respect to a plurality of conically pointed pins radially disposed about said tube in a symmetrical pattern about the longitudinal axis thereof; supporting said anvil wire within said tube substantially coaxial therewith; pressing said plurality of pins simultaneously and uniformly against said tube toward the longitudinal axis thereof by one direction of longitudinal motion of a cylinder which is coaxial with said tube and has a set of cam surfaces retaining and bearing against follower heads at the outer ends of said pins, the pressure applied to said pins being sufficient to securely retain said anvil concentrically within said tube by means of the resulting indentations made in said tube; and withdrawing said pins from said tube by reversing the direction of longitudinal motion of said cylinder whereby said set of cam surfaces bear on said follower heads in a manner causing said pins to be pulled radially outward by said cam surfaces.",
    "2. The method of claim 1 in which said pins are shaped from a rod of tungsten carbide alloy.",
    "3. The method of claim 1 in which said pins are disposed in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of said tube and arranged to conform to the radii of a polygon.",
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