US Patent 7359129 Clutched jig

A clutched jig includes a housing and a clutching mechanism. The housing has a hollow hole formed along the axis of the housing, a conical hole formed in the end of the hollow hole. The clutching mechanism is received in the hollow hole of the housing. Each of clutching parts includes a bended part, a conical connecting part formed in the bottom of the bended part, and a crook located in the end of the conical connecting part. While the clutching mechanism is moved into the end of the housing, the conical connecting parts and the crooks extend out of the conical hole. The bended parts withstand the inner wall of the conical hole and are shifted inward. The conical connecting parts and the crooks are shifted inward by the bended parts driven. So a lens component is clutched out from a lens socket by the shifted of the crooks.