Tool holder for a rotary hammer
AssigneeBlack & Decker Inc.
InventorAchim Buchholz
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AssigneeBlack & Decker Inc.
InventorAchim Buchholz
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A tool holder (1) for a rotary hammer which has a tube like tool holder main body (10) having a side wall formed with through holes (11) for receiving corresponding locking bodies (12) and formed with additional through holes (40). The tool holder includes hardened metal driving ribs (46) each located on an insert (42) and the inserts are fitted within the additional through holes (40) so that the ribs extends axially and radially inwardly of the radially inward facing surface of the holder body. The locking bodies (12) are arranged to releaseably engage a corresponding axial closed groove of a tool or bit inserted within the tool holder and the ribs (46) are arranged to releaseably engaging a corresponding axial rearwardly open driving grooves of a tool or bit inserted within the tool holder. To simplify the process for forming the tool holder body (10) each additional through hole (40) is formed by at least two overlapping axially offset circular cross-sectioned through holes (40a, 40b) and the corresponding insert has a base (44) shaped to fit the through hole (40).
A tool holder (1) for a rotary hammer, comprising:
A tube like tool holder body (10) of a tool holder suitable for a rotary hammer having a side wall formed with a first through hole (11) suitable for receiving a corresponding locking body (12) of a tool holder, and formed with a second through hole (40) suitable for receiving a hardened metal driving rib insert (42) of a tool holder, and characterised in that the second through hole (40) is formed by at least two overlapping axially offset circular cross-sectioned through holes (40a, 40b).
A driving rib insert (42) for a tubular tool holder body including a radially inward facing surface and a radially outward facing surface and formed with a through hole formed by at least two overlapping axially offset circular cross-sectioned through holes, the driving rib insert comprising at least one hardened metal driving rib (46) located on a base (44) shaped to fit the through hole (40) in the tool holder body so that the rib extends axially and extends radially inwardly of the radially inward facing surface of the tool holder body.
A method of securing a driving rib insert (42) to a tool holder body (10), comprising the steps of;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.