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US 2003/0209366 A1Published application
Rotatable point-attack bit with protective body
OwnerBruce William McAlvaininventor
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Abstract
A rotatable point-attack bit retained for rotation in a block bore, and used for impacting, fragmenting and removing material from a mine wall. An improved elongated tool body having at the front end a diamond-coated tungsten carbide wear tip that is rotationally symmetric about its longitudinal axis and contiguous with a protective tungsten carbide intermediary body, which is contiguous with the third section steel shank at the rear end.
Claims15
A rotatable cutting bit for impacting, fragmenting and removing a substrate comprising of:
- a ferrous body or shank having a longitudinal axis and forward end;
- a protective cemented carbide mid section body rotationally symmetric about said longitudinal axis;
- a diamond coated cemented carbide insert rotationally symmetric about said longitudinal axis.
A rotatable cutting bit for impacting, fragmenting and removing a substrate comprising of:
- a ferrous body or shank having a longitudinal axis and forward end;
- a protective cemented carbide mid section body rotationally symmetric about said longitudinal axis;
- a diamond coated cemented carbide insert rotationally symmetric about said longitudinal axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.