Pneumatically driven reverse impact device
CA 2080859 A1 · Owner: Mead, Donald Roy · Inventors: Mead, Donald Roy; Knoll, Alvil Leroy
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Abstract of the Disclosure, A device for removing pins nails, dowels, rods, and the, like from material which includes wood metal, concrete, and human, and animal bone includes a pneumatically actuated piston producing a reverse impact striking effect which causes extraction of the pin from the material. The device includes a main housing comprising a tool handle, an elongated barrel partially mounted in the tool handle, and a muffler housing fitted on the barrel and abutting the tool handle. A central chamber extends the length of the barrel, and disposed within the central chamber is a shaft which is adapted for linear reciprocal movement therein. An anvil is mounted at the inner end of …
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- Filed October 19, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended October 19, 2012.
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