Manual bundling tool
A manual binding tool including a mechanism for applying plastic deformation to a tie portion located in a head portion to forcibly cause tie portions to engage with each other. A manual binding tool has a tie holding portion that receives and supports a head portion, a tightening mechanism that pulls a projection tie portion that projects through the head portion, a return preventing mechanism that blocks a return movement of the projection tie portion with respect to the head portion that is supported by the tie holding portion, and a pushing mechanism that, in a state where the head portion is supported by the tie holding portion, pushes and deforms a passed tie portion located in the head portion, and that causes the deformed portion to be engaged into an engagement hole of a root tie portion on which the head portion is previously surroundingly held.
1. A manual binding tool used for a binding tie, the binding tie including a tie portion with an engagement hole and a head portion incorporated in the tie portion, the manual binding tool having:
a tie holding portion defining a pair of hook portions and a restriction projection located immediately adjacent to the pair of hook portions, wherein the head of the binding tie is received within and supported by the pair of hook portions and wherein an end edge of the head portion butts against the restriction projection when received in the pair of hook portions;
a tightening mechanism which includes a pulling portion for gripping a projection tie portion of the tie portion, the projection tie portion projecting through the head portion that is supported by the tie holding portion, and pulls the projection tie portion with respect to the head portion by using the pulling portion;
a return preventing mechanism that blocks a return movement of the projection tie portion with respect to the head portion that is supported by the tie holding portion; and
a pushing mechanism which, in a state in which the head portion is supported by the tie holding portion, pushes and deforms a passed tie portion of the tie portion, the passed tie portion being located in the head portion, and causes a deformed portion to be engaged into the engagement hole formed in a root tie portion of the tie portion, the root tie portion being surrounded by the head portion, wherein the return preventing mechanism includes a chuck claw placed between the tie holding portion and the pulling portion, wherein the chuck claw is configured to contact the projection tie portion, and wherein a cutting mechanism that cuts the projection tie portion travels through the restriction projection while cutting the projection tie portion.
2. The manual binding tool according to claim 1 , wherein the pushing mechanism has a punch body that is projectively and retroactively movable, and that is used for pushing and deforming the projection tie portion, and, in a state in which the head portion is supported by the tie holding portion, the tie holding portion and the punch body are placed in a linked manner so that the engagement hole is located on a projective movement locus of the punch body.
3. The manual binding tool according to claim 2 , wherein an avoiding portion is formed in the tie holding portion, the avoiding portion avoiding an interference with a tip end portion of the deformed portion which projects while passing through the engagement hole in the deformed portion that is formed by the pushing mechanism.
4. The manual binding tool according to claim 1 , wherein an avoiding portion is formed between the pair of hook portions, the avoiding portion avoiding an interference with a tip end portion of the deformed portion which projects while passing through the engagement hole in the deformed portion that is formed by the pushing mechanism.
5. The manual binding tool according to claim 1 , wherein the cutting mechanism is configured by having a cutting blade that is projectively and retractively slidable with respect to the tie holding portion, and the cutting blade and the punch body are separably integrated with each other.