Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – Cutter tooth or tooth head
Patent
1989-01-27
1990-07-17
Kisliuk, Bruce M.
Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material
Cutter tooth or tooth head
299 91, 172713, 172745, 175375, 175410, 175411, E21B 1046
Patent
active
049417118
ABSTRACT:
A cemented carbide tip for a cutter bit is rotationally symmetric about its longitudinal axis and has a socket in its rear end for brazing to a steel protrusion on a steel tool shank. The tip socket and an outer rearmost facing surface on the tip rear end have respective pluralities of first and second bumps thereon for spacing, centering and aligning the tip on the bit body to facilitate formation of a braze joint of a desired given cross-sectional thickness profile between the tip and bit body.
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Designing with Kennametal (1980).
Kennametal Inc.
Kisliuk Bruce M.
Prizzi John J.
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