Stripper rubber on a steel core with an integral sealing gasket

Boring or penetrating the earth – With tool drive prime mover or above-ground mechanical... – Rotary drive for a relatively advancing tool

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C166S058000, C166S081100

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07392860

ABSTRACT:
An elongated stripper rubber having a converging internal passage extending to a neck portion elastically expanded to snugly receive a drill string. The elongated stripper rubber is adhered to a steel core having a truncated conical load bearing surface containing an annular gasket cavity containing a truncated conical gasket. The volume of elastic material protruding from the truncated conical load bearing surface can be compressed into the gasket cavity between the steel core and a truncated conical annulus in an outer housing.

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