Sleeve arrangement

Boring or penetrating the earth – With tool shaft detail – Shaft carried guide or protector

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C175S424000, C181S200000

Reexamination Certificate

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07861804

ABSTRACT:
Sleeve arrangement for a drill rig, especially adapted for damping sound and sealing to the ground, said drill rig comprising a feed beam (4) having a drill end (41) and a rear end (42), said feed beam (4) comprising a first and a second part (411, 412) near the drill end (41), the first part (411) being fixed in relation to the feed beam (4,) and the second part (412) being movable in relation to the feed beam (4) in a longitudinal direction. The invention is characterized in that said sleeve arrangement comprises a first flexible element (100) attached to the first part (411), and a second flexible element (200) attached to the movable second part (412), such that said first and second flexible elements (100, 200) are movable in relation to each other, wherein said second flexible element (200) is capable of taking an upper and a lower position, as well as all positions there between.

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patent: 1584888 (1981-02-01), None
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patent: 0039412 (2000-07-01), None
patent: 02070856 (2002-12-01), None

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