Shredder hammer with replaceable tip

Solid material comminution or disintegration – Apparatus – Rotary striking member or hammer

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B02C 1328

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041179854

ABSTRACT:
A hammer is provided which is useful in solid waste, e.g. metal, shredding operations. The hammer includes a shank member adapted to be connected to a supporting shaft, and a replaceable tip member which is subject to wear substantially along its leading and lower portions. The shank end and the tip are slidably interconnected along a common face, e.g., by a tongue and groove interrelationship. Cooperating keyway pocket and hooked key interconnecting means are provided on the shank and on the tip, with a significant portion of the keyway pocket/hooked key interengagement being in the shank. A slot passes through the shank and the tip adjacent the trailing edge thereof. A wedge is inserted into the slot. Finally, means are provided for retaining the wedge in the slot. In this way a tip member is provided which is very easily replaced when worn.

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patent: 3510076 (1970-05-01), Perdue
patent: 3838826 (1974-10-01), Wallace
patent: 3979078 (1976-09-01), Boddeker

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