US1027759A - Support for mining tools or machines. - Google Patents

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. I W. PRELL WITZ.

SUPPORT FOR MINING TOOLS 0R MACHINES. APPLICATION FILED JUNE 15, 1909.

1,027,759, v Patented May 28, 1912.

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UNITED STATES PATENT oFFIcn WILLIAM PRELLWITZ, or EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA, ASSIGNOR To INGERSOLL- .RAND COMPANY, on NEW YORK, N. Y., A CORPORATION on. NEW JERSEY.

surron'r FOR MINING roons on MACHINES.

Application filed June 15,

To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, WILLIAM PRELLWITZ, a citizen of the United States, and resident of Easton, in the county ofNorthampton and State of Pennsylvania, have invented a new and useful Support for Mining Tools or Machines, of which the following is a specification.

My invention relatesto a support for a mining tool or machine and more particularly to a support for a mining tool or machine which is supplied with an air feed and in which. the body of the tool or machine does not'rock or oscillate but in which the steel and its chuck are arranged to oscillate within the body of the, tool or machine.

In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 is a view in top plan, partly in section, of a mining tool or machine embodying my in-. vention. Fig. 2 is a view of the same in side elevation, Fig. 3 is atransverse section in the plane of the line A-A Fig. 2. Fig. 4 is a transverse section in the planeof the line BB, Fig. 2, and Fig. 5 is a transverse section in the plane of the line 0-0, Fig. 2.

The particular tool or machine, exclusive of the air feed, which I have chosen to illustrate my invention, is quite similar to that shown, described and claimed in my pending application Serial No. 488,720, filed April 8, 1909, and which consists, briefly stated, of a hammer drill in which the tool carrying chuck is mechanically rotated step by step as the drill is fed forward by air pressure.

My. present invention contemplates a skeleton suppont for the tool or machine, comprising ways along which the tool or machine may slide, a cross head connecting the ways and forming a support for the air feed cylinder and through which the air feed piston attached to the drill, passes into the air feed cylinder, and a bracket for supporting and mounting the ways upon a suitable column or branch support attached, to a column. In the present instance, the supportingbracket is shown as mounted upon a branch support connected to a column. The column is denoted by 1, the branch support clamped to the column, is denoted by 2 The supporting bracket comprises a trunk terminating in a flattened cone 4, andarms extending upwardly and; outwardly from eaded extensible 1909. Serial No. 502,253.

the trunk, in the present instance, four arms, denoted by 5,, 6, 7 and 8. These arms are provided at or near their ends with V- shaped recesses 9 and 10, for the reception of angle-iron ways 11 and 12, V-shaped in cross section. These angle-iron ways 11 and 12 may be extended in opposite directions from the supporting bracket to any desired and practical extent to increase the extent of feeding movement without adding any Specification of Letters Patent. Patented May 28, 191.2.

great weight to the tool or machine as a whole.

The several parts which make up the body of the tool or machine, are held in assembled adjustment as fully described in the pending application referred to, by means of tie-rods 13, 14, the-free ends of which are connected by a yoke piece 15 and'to this yoke piece 15, one end of the air feed piston 16'is fixed.

The body of the machine is provided with V -shaped guides 17, 18, along its sides, which fit the V-shaped Ways 11 and 12 to support the body of the tool or machine in sliding adjustment along the ways.

The ways 11 and 12 are connected at one end by a cross head 19 provided with a central hub or sleeve 20 in the outer end of which the air feed cylinder'2l is fixed. The air feed piston 16 extends throughthe hub or sleeve 20 into the air feed cylinder. The

opposite ends of the Ways 11 and 12 are also connected by a curved yoke piece 22.

In operation, air under pressure is admitted from a suitable source, not shown, into the end of the air feed cylinder 21, and its pressure acts upon the piston the body-of the tool or machine along the Ways 11 and 12, to feed the steel to its work.-

The skeleton support consisting of the bracket and Ways, is light and efiicient and forms a convenient cylinder.

What I claim is:

1. A skeleton frame for supporting a mining tool or machinein sliding and non-rotatable adjustment, said frame comprising a bracket, angle iron ways secured to the bracket, a cross head connecting the ways atone end, .an. air feed cylinder fixed to the cross head and an air feed piston fixed to the tool or machine. v

2. Aniining tool or machine composed of sections, tie-rods for uniting the sections, 'a yoke connecting the tie-rods, an air feed 16 to force support for the air feed piston fixed to the yoke, ways along which the tool or'machin e is fitted to slide, a cross head connecting the ways and an air feed cylinder fixed to the cross head.

3. A mining tool or machine composed of sections provided with guides oppositely disposed along their sides, tie-rods for uniting the sections, a yoke connecting the tie-' rods, an air feed piston fixed to the yoke, angle-iron ways forreceiving the guides at the sides of the body of the tool'or machine, a cross head connecting the ways and an air feed cylinder fixed to the cross head.

4. A skeleton frame for supporting a min-" ing tool or machine in sliding and non-rotatable adjustment, the tool or machine including an air feed cylinder and its piston,

said frame comprising a bracket, angleiron- Ways secured in the bracket, a cross head connecting the ways at one end and a yoke connecting the ways at the opposite end, the said cross-head being'provided with a sleeve for the reception of the air feed cylinder and the said yoke extending out of a direct line between the ways.

In testimony, that I claim the foregoing as my invention, I have signed my name in presence of two witnesses, this twelfth day of June 1909.

WILLIAM PRELLWITZ.

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