Improvements in Hand Apparatus for Screwing Studs, Bolts, and other Articles.
Year: 1895

page_text: .Date of Application, 24th Dec., 1895
Complete Specification Left, 23rd Oct., 1896-Accepted, 12th Dec., 1896
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in Hand Apparatus for Screwing Studs, Bolts, and
other Articles.
HENRY JOHN LONEY, 42 The Crescent, St. Ann's Road, Stamford Hill,
Engine Fitter, ALFRED JAMES JUNG, 3 Kimbolton, Regent's Park Road,
Church End Finchley, Engine Fitter, do hereby declare the nature of this
invention to be as follows:-
For cutting threads on studs, bolts, & pipe ends, and recutting and cleaning
threads on same.
a is a spindle with a box end to it b, the spindle a has a thread cut on it, the end
of which is a circular hole c and a square d.
The box b contains the dies e which are brought nearer together by the wedge f
being pushed up between the box b and dies e by the nut g advancing on the
spindle a.
is a loose washer working in a circular slot cut in the nut g, the dies e work in
the slot cut in the box b, i is the cover fitting on the dies e and screwed on the
box bj is the spring. k is the screw.
Dated this 21st day of December 1805
HENRY JOHN LONEY.
ALFRED JAMES JUNG.
Improvements in Hand Apparatus for Screwing Studs, Bolts, and
other Articles.
HENRY JOHN LONEY 42 The Crescent St. Ann's Road Stamford Hill, Engine
Fitter, ALFRED JAMES JUNG 3 Kimbolton, Regent's Park Road, Church End
Finchley, N., Engine Fitter, do hereby declare the nature of this invention and
in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and
ascertained in and by the following statement :-
a is a spindle with a box end to it b. The spindle a has a thread cut on it at
the end of which is a circular hole c and a square d. The box contains the
diese which are brought together by the wedge and spindle f being pushed up
between the box 6 and dies e by the nut g advancing on the spindle a. h is a loose
washer working in a circular slot cut in the nut g, and having a groove m cut in it
to contain oil. The dies e work in the slot cut in the box b,i is the cover fitting
on top of the box 6 and held in position by the screws which can be countersunk
into the cover i. The spring j brings the wedges back when the nut is screwed
back. The dies e can be made flush with the cover i. 11 are two oil compartments
loosely packed with worsted in the box 6 with two perforated partitions.
Price 1

page_text: Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, we declare that what
we claim is
1. The use of a box applied to improvements in hand apparatus for screwing
studs, bolts and other articles, as described and shown in b on the drawings.
2. The use of a spindle applied to improvements in hand apparatus for screwing
studs bolts and other articles, as described and shown in a on the drawings.
3. The use of dies and wedges applied to improvements in hand apparatus
for screwing studs, bolts, and other articles as described and shown in e & f on the
drawings.
4. The use of springs applied to improvements in hand apparatus for screwing
studs bolts and other articles, as described and shown in j on the drawings.
5. To claim the method of lubricating, applied to our improvements in hand.
apparatus for screwing studs, bolts and other articles as shown in on the
drawings.
6. The use of nut applied to improvements in hand apparatus for screwing studs,
bolts and other articles, as described and shown in g on the drawings.
7. The use of cover and screws applied to improvements in hand apparatus
for screwing studs bolts and other articles as described and shown in i and k on the
drawings.
8. The use of loose washer applied to improvements in hand apparatus for
screwing studs bolts and other articles, as described and shown in h and m on the
drawings.
9. The use of circular hole and square applied to improvements in hand apparatus
for screwing studs, bolts and other articles, as shown in c and d on the drawings,
and described.
Dated this 23rd day of October 1896
HENRY JOHN LONEY.
ALFRED JAMES JUNG.