Tool driving or impacting – Drive adjustable to completely change kind of drive – Adjustable to impacting device
Patent
1981-11-17
1984-04-17
Kazenske, E. R.
Tool driving or impacting
Drive adjustable to completely change kind of drive
Adjustable to impacting device
173116, 173133, 173139, 173122, E02D 702
Patent
active
044429061
ABSTRACT:
A percussive drill has a bit holder, a percussive drive including a ram slidably mounted in a hollow piston, and a drive transmission for reciprocating the ram in the piston via an air cushion. The forward travel of the ram during percussive action of the drill is limited by a drill bit or an intermediate member interposed between the drill bit and the ram. A member holds the ram in a position further forward, than that attained during the above limited travel allowed the ram, when percussive action is not desired. The holding member is resilient, has a U shaped cross-section, and is entered by the ram as it moves to the further forward position, the ram then forming a seal therewith, and the member also functioning to absorb the energy of an impact by the ram.
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Black & Decker Inc.
Kazenske E. R.
Murphy Edward D.
Phan H.
Weinstein Harold
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