Tool driving or impacting – Impacting devices – Impact transmitting anvil
Patent
1984-02-15
1986-09-30
Kazenske, E. R.
Tool driving or impacting
Impacting devices
Impact transmitting anvil
173133, B23B 4516
Patent
active
046142410
ABSTRACT:
A foot assembly for an impact tool reduces tool bit rebound shock to the operator and minimizes tool bit bouncing on the work surface by isolating and attenuating energy reflected from the work surface through the tool bit. The unique system comprises a collar support fabricated from a tough elastomeric material, which engages the inserted inner end of the tool bit and is maintained firmly against the collar thereof by a coil spring. Mounted inwardly within the longitudinal passageway of the foot assembly housing is a bushing, which has an outer contact surface against which the collar support will be thrust by the inwardly moving bit, the elastomeric material thereby serving to attentuate the rebound energy.
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Fridie Jr. Willmon
Kazenske E. R.
The Stanley Works
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