A cutting element including an arcuate base having a first side, a second side, an outer radial surface, and an inner radial surface, the inner radial surface being configured to be mounted to a cutting drum. The cutting element also includes a plurality of tooth holders being mounted to the outer radial surface of the arcuate base, the tooth holders being configured to receive cutting teeth. Additionally, the cutting element includes a cutting tooth mounted in each tooth holder, wherein there is at least one leading tooth, and at least one trailing tooth, each of the cutting teeth being configured to cut through a dissimilar cutting plane, wherein each dissimilar cutting plane is parallel to one another.

An extraction tool for removing bullet bits from mining and excavation equipment, including a threaded extraction rod and extractor, a pusher tube.

An extraction tool for removing bullet bits from mining and excavation equipment, including a threaded extraction rod and extractor, a pusher tube.

The invention relates to an ejector unit, in particular for a road milling machine, having an ejector that is replaceably mounted on a carrier. In one aspect the ejector is curved in a scoop-like fashion. In another aspect the ejector is reversible upon the carrier to allow the ejector to be reversed after one wear surface is worn, thus presenting a new second wear surface.

In such fields as road milling, mining and trenching it is often desirable to engage and degrade tough materials such as asphalt, concrete and rock. To do so, degradation picks comprising hardened tips may be secured to an exterior of a rotatable drum so as to be repeatedly brought into contact with a surface of a material to be degraded. To secure such degradation picks to the rotatable drum, a toroidal body comprising an interior surface rigidly attachable to the rotatable body and an exterior surface comprising a plurality of bore holes disposed there around may receive a plurality of degradation picks secured within the bore holes.

In such fields as road milling, mining and trenching it is often desirable to engage and degrade tough materials such as asphalt, concrete and rock. To do so, degradation picks comprising hardened tips may be secured to an exterior of a rotatable drum so as to be repeatedly brought into contact with a surface of a material to be degraded. To secure such degradation picks to the rotatable drum, a toroidal body comprising an interior surface rigidly attachable to the rotatable body and an exterior surface comprising a plurality of bore holes disposed there around may receive a plurality of degradation picks secured within the bore holes.

The invention relates to a bit holder for an earth working machine, in particular a surface miner, a road milling machine, or the like, having a holding projection that comprises a bit receptacle and/or carries a cutting element. In order to improve the operating reliability of an earth working machine, provision is made according to the present invention that the holding projection has, behind the cutting element or behind a receiving region of the bit receptacle in the tool advance direction, a wear protection element having a hard-material element in order to provide an emergency-mode property.

The invention relates to a bit holder for an earth working machine, in particular a surface miner, a road milling machine, or the like, having a holding projection that comprises a bit receptacle and/or carries a cutting element. In order to improve the operating reliability of an earth working machine, provision is made according to the present invention that the holding projection has, behind the cutting element or behind a receiving region of the bit receptacle in the tool advance direction, a wear protection element having a hard-material element in order to provide an emergency-mode property.

A chisel holder has an outer sleeve, a holding member, multiple positioning members, a resilient member, and a limiting ring. The outer sleeve has an assembling space, a receiving chamber, and an abutting rib. The receiving chamber is defined in the outer sleeve at a position adjacent to the top of the outer sleeve and is conical. The holding member is mounted in the outer sleeve and has a central hole, a limiting rib, and multiple holding holes. The positioning members are mounted respectively in the holding holes in the holding member, selectively extend into the central hole in the holding member, and abut an inner surface of the receiving chamber. The resilient member is mounted in the assembling space in the outer sleeve and abuts the bottom of the holding member.

A chisel holder has an outer sleeve, a holding member, multiple positioning members, a resilient member, and a limiting ring. The outer sleeve has an assembling space, a receiving chamber, and an abutting rib. The receiving chamber is defined in the outer sleeve at a position adjacent to the top of the outer sleeve and is conical. The holding member is mounted in the outer sleeve and has a central hole, a limiting rib, and multiple holding holes. The positioning members are mounted respectively in the holding holes in the holding member, selectively extend into the central hole in the holding member, and abut an inner surface of the receiving chamber. The resilient member is mounted in the assembling space in the outer sleeve and abuts the bottom of the holding member.