Hammering device meant for hammering poles into the ground
09765496 · 2017-09-19
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Inventors
Cpc classification
E02D13/00
FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
International classification
Abstract
Hammering device meant for hammering poles, steel profiles and other elongated objects into the ground which hammering device comprises a body (1) which can be attached to a power tool, a vibrator device (6) which is attached to the body (1) with the help of damping cushions (9) and movable gripping jaws (10) which are adjusted to the mentioned vibrator device (6) in order to grip the object to be hammered at least with a side grip wherein the gripping elements (23) of the gripping jaws (10) can be brought closer and farther away with the help of a regulating unit, such as a hydraulic cylinder (16). In order to maintain the mutual symmetry of the gripping jaws (10) during their movement the gripping jaws (10) essentially comprise arms (2), (3) which are attached to be stiff at the location of the turning joints (8) of the gripping jaws which arms are directed in such a way that the ends of the arms (2), (3) are located next to each other and stay essentially next to each other during the turning movements meant for the gripping jaws (10), and in that the ends of the mentioned arms (2); (3) are connected to each other with the help of a short arm (4) which has a pivot mounting.
Claims
1. Hammering device for hammering elongated objects into ground comprising a body (1), a vibrator device (6) attached to the body (1) via damping cushions (9), and movable gripping jaws (10) which are adjusted to the vibrator device (6) in order to grip an object to be hammered, wherein gripping elements (23) of the gripping jaws (10) can be brought closer and farther away with a regulating unit, wherein the gripping jaws (10) comprise two arms (2), (3) rigidly attached essentially to a location of pivots (8) of the gripping jaws, wherein the two arms are directed in such a way that ends of the two arms (2), (3) are located next to each other and stay essentially next to each other during turning movements of the gripping jaws (10), such that the ends of the two arms (2), (3) are connected to each other with a short arm (4) having a first end and a second end pivotally mounted between the two arms (2), (3).
2. The hammering device of claim 1, wherein the two arms (2), (3) are located next to each other and at the same time the two arms are located partly interlocked—in relation to each other.
3. The hammering device of claim 1, wherein the two arms (2), (3) are located and turn essentially at the same level with the short arm (4) connecting the two arms (2), (3), wherein a distance (d) of pivots of the short arm is less than 20% compared to a distance (D) of the pivots (8) of the gripping jaws (10).
4. The hammering device of claim 1, wherein each of the two arms (2, 3) is directed towards both the pivots (8) when the gripping jaws (10) are in an open position.
5. The hammering device of claim 1, wherein each of the two arms (2), (3) has a shape of a triangle, wherein each of the two arms (2), (3) is attached to one of the gripping jaws (10) such that both the pivots (8) are arranged essentially centrally in relation to a side of one the two arms (2), (3).
6. The hammering device of claim 1, wherein the gripping jaws (10) are attached to the vibrator device (6) with pins (20) that form the pivots (8).
Description
(1) In the following the invention is described more detailed by referring to the accompanying drawings in which
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(7) The body 1 of the hammering device according to the invention is shown in the
(8) A vibrator device of the
(9) A vibrator device 6 which can be located between the body 1 is shown in the
(10) The realization of the symmetrical movement of the gripping jaws 10 is shown in the
(11) Both arms 2, 3 have separately such an open position in which it is being directed towards the turning joint 8 of an opposite gripping jaw 10. It is also advantageous that the arm 2, 3 has a shape of a triangle the base part of which arm is attached to the gripping jaw 10 essentially centrally in relation to the location of the turning joint 8.