Chucks or sockets – With fluid-pressure actuator – Socket type
Patent
1985-04-05
1986-11-11
Weidenfeld, Gil
Chucks or sockets
With fluid-pressure actuator
Socket type
173 48, 279 193, 279 1K, 279 62, B23B 3108
Patent
active
046218203
ABSTRACT:
A drill chuck assembly for a percussion or hammer drill in which the chuck body is mounted on a rotatable drill spindle and the hammer impact is transmitted by a ram through the spindle to the bit retained in the chuck. A coupling ring surrounding a coaxial portion of the chuck body and the spindle has three angular positions in one of which the chuck body can be withdrawn axially from the spindle and in the second and third of which the body is retained on the spindle. Formations between a shoulder of the spindle and the coupling ring come into play in the second position to permit limited axial displacement of the chuck body on the spindle and are effective in the third position to prevent such axial displacement.
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Bishop Steven C.
Dubno Herbert
Ross Karl F.
Weidenfeld Gil
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