US2006061206A1PendingUtilityA1
Tool, cutter and button disk
Assignee: SANDVIK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYPriority: Aug 20, 2004Filed: Aug 19, 2005Published: Mar 23, 2006
Est. expiryAug 20, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Peter Nava
E21C 27/10E21C 25/18
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Abstract
A tool for mining rock by means of undercutting includes an attachment part which defines a center longitudinal axis, and a holder mounted to the attachment part by bearings for rotation relative thereto about the axis. An outer surface of the holder includes a circumferentially extending first groove. A button disk is mounted on the cutter and includes an inner surface having a circumferentially extending second groove. One of the grooves is superimposed relative to the other groove to define therewith a space. A wire extends within the space to hold the button disk on the cutter.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A tool for mining rock, comprising:
an attachment part defining a center longitudinal axis, a holder mounted to a front portion of the attachment part by bearings for rotation relative thereto about the axis, an outer surface of the holder including a circumferentially extending first groove, a button disc mounted on the holder and including an inner surface having a circumferentially extending second groove, wherein one of the grooves is superimposed relative to the other groove to define therewith a space; and a wire extending within the space to hold the button disc on the cutter.
2 . The tool according to claim 1 wherein the button disc includes hard metal buttons arranged in an annular row along an outer periphery of the button disc, a center line of each button disc intersecting the axis at a point located axially rearwardly of the wire.
3 . The tool according to claim 1 wherein the button disc includes an internal surface overlying an external surface of the holder, the button disc including a rearwardly facing abutment surface abutting a forwardly facing abutment surface of the holder, each groove spaced by an axial distance from the abutment surfaces, the distance being shorter than 50% of an axial extension of the internal surface.
4 . The tool according to claim 3 wherein the distance is shorter than 40% of the axial extension.
5 . The tool according to claim 1 , wherein the wire has a length substantially corresponding to a length of the space.
6 . A cutter for mining rock material, the cutter defining an axis of rotation and comprising a holder, a button disk mounted to a front portion of the holder, and a wire oriented in a space defined by mutually superimposed circumferential grooves of the holder and the button disc, for securing the button disk to the holder.
7 . The cutter according to claim 6 , further including hard metal buttons arranged in a generally annular row along an outer periphery of the button disc; each button defining a center line which intersects the axis at a point located axially rearwardly of the wire, the button disc including an internal surface in which one of the grooves is formed.
8 . The cutter according to claim 7 wherein the button disc includes a rearwardly facing abutment surface for abutting the holder, the groove of the button disc spaced forwardly from the abutment surface by a distance shorter than 50% of the axial length of the internal surface.
9 . The cutter according to claim 8 wherein the distance is shorter than 40% of the axial length.
10 . The cutter according to claim 6 wherein the button disc includes a central cylindrical hole defined by the internal surface.
11 . A button disc adapted to be rotatably journaled on a holder and defining an axis of rotation; the button disc carrying rock breaking elements at a front portion thereof and including a circumferential groove adapted to receive a wire for attaching the button disc to the holder.
12 . The button disc according to claim 11 wherein the button disc includes an internal surface in which the groove is formed.
13 . The button disc according to claim 12 wherein the internal surface defines a central cylindrical hole passing through the button disc.
14 . The button disc according to claim 13 further including a rearwardly facing abutment surface; the groove spaced forwardly from the abutment surface by a distance shorter than 50% of an axial length of the hole.
15 . The button disc according to claim 14 wherein the distance is shorter than 40% of the axial length.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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