Wire cutting, skinning and wrapping tool
CA 1107944 A · Owner: International Standard Electric Corporation · Inventors: Bolssens, Frans P. J.; Franck, Guy C. J. L. G. G. M.; Dehertefelt, Henri
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A wire cutting, skinning and wrapping tool is able to perform two successive skinning and wrapping operations in order to interconnect two terminals with an insulated wire, the wire being skinned over a predetermined length by means of a bit which is provided with a longitudinal groove and which is able to slide in a forward and backward direction in a hollow sleeve the bit moving from a backward position to a forward position during the skinning operation, the skinned wire portion being situated in the longitudinal groove during the two skinning operations. The sleeve is provided with a normally closed longitudinal slit, the insulated wire opening the sleeve longitudinally and passing …
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- Granted September 1, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 1, 1998.
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