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Definition of Pin wrench
1. Noun. A wrench that has a projecting pin that fits into a socket on the object to be turned.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Pin Wrench
Literary usage of Pin wrench
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A Catalogue of the Devices and Their Parts Manufactured by the Union Switch by Union Switch and Signal Company (1894)
"pin wrench, for signal cylinder follower nut. 26. pin wrench, for switch valve
piston packing nut. 27. 3/8". 1 28. У±". \ Screw-drivers, black walnut ..."
2. A Treatise on the Construction and Use of Milling Machines Made by Brown by Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Co (1896)
"To throw the worm out of gear : turn the knob E (by means of the pin wrench)
about a quarter of a revolution in the reverse direction to that indicated by ..."
3. Practical Treatise on Milling and Milling Machines by Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Co (1914)
"To do this, turn the knob E, by means of a pin wrench furnished, about one•quarter
of a revolution in the reverse direction to that indicated by an arrow ..."
4. Oil Engines: Details and Operation by Lacey Harvey Morrison (1919)
"Emery paste is coated over the two pin ends, and while the pin is forced into
the bosses it is rotated by a pin wrench, as outlined in the sketch. ..."
5. Machine Tools and Their Operation by Fred H. Colvin, Frank A. Stanley (1922)
"This is done by turning the knob E with the pin wrench (which is part of the
equipment), about one quarter of a revolution in the reverse direction to that ..."
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