Blade Set For Jaws Used In Rail Breaking Demolition Equipment
AssigneeJohn R. Ramun
InventorsJohn R. Ramun, Michael Richard Ramun
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AssigneeJohn R. Ramun
InventorsJohn R. Ramun, Michael Richard Ramun
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A blade set associated with jaws for demolition equipment used to break raiload rails includes a bottom blade associated with a bottom jaw and a top blade associated with a top jaw, wherein the bottom jaw and the top jaw are rotatable relative to one another. The bottom blade includes two spaced-apart support rails separated by a cavity, while the top blade includes a single raised knife rail positioned and central to the cavity and rotatable toward the cavity. The raised support rails associated with the bottom blade and the raised knife rail associated with the top blade have spaced recesses across their width which enhance the ability of the jaw sets to grab and retain work pieces. Additionally, the top blade has an outwardly tapering shape, such that upon completing a cutting operation a remaining portion of the severed railroad rail may be held and clamped by the jaw set for transportation or further processing. The top blade additionally may be marked with indicia, such as red paint, such that the machine operator may properly orient the top blade during a cutting operation to maximize safety.
A blade set associated with jaws for demolition equipment, wherein at least one jaw rotates relative to the other jaw about a rotational axis within a rotational plane, the blade set comprising:
A jaw set for demolition equipment comprised of:
A method of processing a railroad rail using a rail breaker demolition tool having a jaw set with a bottom jaw with a bottom blade and a top jaw with a top blade, wherein the blades have planar surfaces and recesses and wherein the bottom blade has support rails with planar surfaces and spaced apart by a cavity and the top blade has a knife rail with a planar surface wherein the width of the knife rail increases linearly away from the planar surface, the method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.