Device for clamping drill pipe and the like in mouse hole pipe

Chucks or sockets – Socket type – Self-grasping

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81 5734, 173164, 279 33, 279 38, B25B 508, E21B 1916

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047565381

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a clamping device used for making up or breaking apart joints of drill pipe, drill collars and the like in mouse hole pipe during oil drilling operation. A clamping means of the device firstly clamps the drill pipe therebetween during its moving down and centripetally simultaneously by the self-weight of drill pipe to be clamped, then tightly clamps the drill pipe with a force generated by rollers' moving inwardly to the center of the device along the concavity of the turning plate with the rotation of a kelly. It can be used instead of a back tong when making-up joint in mouse hole pipe with a tong.

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