Rock drill

Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – Impact or percussion type

Reexamination Certificate

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C175S322000, C173S018000, C173S058000

Reexamination Certificate

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06854538

ABSTRACT:
A rock drill includes a shank. A percussion piston is arranged to hit the back end of the shank. Further, a pulling element is arranged around the shank, to which a pulling force can be directed in such a manner that the shank can, by the pulling force, be moved toward the percussion piston, when stuck drilling equipment is freed. During rock drilling, a push force is arranged to act on the pulling element, the push force being opposite with respect to the pulling force. The push force is designed in such a manner that during drilling the pulling element moves due to the push force toward the front section of the drill to be at a predefined distance from the position corresponding to the impact point of the shank.

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