EP3577317A1 - Fastener installation system and method - Google Patents
Fastener installation system and methodInfo
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- EP3577317A1 EP3577317A1 EP18748800.2A EP18748800A EP3577317A1 EP 3577317 A1 EP3577317 A1 EP 3577317A1 EP 18748800 A EP18748800 A EP 18748800A EP 3577317 A1 EP3577317 A1 EP 3577317A1
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- hammer
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- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
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- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to SDS drills, and more particularly to installing fasteners with SDS drills.
- fasteners such as threaded fasteners
- a receiving surface such as concrete, metal, wallboard, and so on.
- the operation of installing fasteners generally requires a hole to be drilled in the receiving surface, an anchor to be installed in the drill hole, and then the fastener be installed in place in the anchor within the drill hole.
- SDS drills are rotary hammer drills that have a chuck that concurrently provides rotational and hammering motion for a retained drill bit.
- the drill bits have a pair of slots therein, and are inserted into and slidably retained in a specifically designed chuck system that allows for limited longitudinal displacement of the retained drill bit, as caused by a hammer-action mechanism. This specific hammering action allows power to be directly, accurately and efficiently transferred to the drill bit.
- a novel fastener installation system comprising an SDS drill; an impact mechanism; an adapter; and a hammer socket.
- the fastener installation system comprises an impact mechanism; an adapter; and a hammer socket.
- a novel impact apparatus comprising a rotationally operable impact mechanism having a drive shaft, a hammer member, an anvil member, a spring, and a tool retainer; and a hammer socket operatively mountable on the tool retainer and used to hammer a wedge anchor into a receiving surface by invoking the longitudinal hammer function of an SDS drill.
- a novel hammer socket for use with an SDS drill.
- the hammer socket comprises a main body having a mounting end and a work engaging end; a mounting portion at the mounting end for mounting the hammer socket into the chuck of an SDS drill; and a hammer surface for imparting forwardly directed hammering forces to a wedge anchor by invoking the longitudinal hammer function of an SDS drill.
- a novel adapter for use with an SDS drill.
- the adapter comprises a main body having a mounting end and a tool receiving end; a mounting portion at the mounting end for mounting the adapter into the chuck of an SDS drill; and an external drive output for receiving a tool bit thereon, wherein the tool has a co-operatingly shaped drive aperture, and an internal drive output for receiving a tool bit or fastener therein, wherein the tool bit or fastener has a co-operatingly shaped drive surface.
- a novel method of installing a fastener into a receiving surface using an SDS drill is disclosed.
- the method comprising the steps of a) drilling a hole in a receiving surface; b) hammering an anchor into the hole in the receiving surface; c) rotating the nut of the anchor towards a tightened position by using a socket mounted in the chuck of the SDS drill; and d) tightening the nut of the anchor by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism.
- a novel method of installing a fastener into a receiving surface using an SDS drill comprising the steps of a) drilling a hole in a receiving surface; b) hammering the anchor into the hole in the receiving surface by using a hammer socket securely retained in the chuck of an SDS drill and invoking the longitudinal hammer function of the SDS drill; c) rotating the nut of the anchor until it is snug by using a socket mounted in the chuck of the SDS drill; and d) tightening the nut of the anchor to a specified torque by using an impact mechanism (expand on function) driving the (hex) socket.
- Figure 1 is a side elevational view of an SDS drill and the various components of the illustrated embodiment according to the present invention
- Figure 1A is a side elevational view of the SDS drill of Figure 1, with an SDS drill bit installed in the chuck of the SDS drill;
- Figure 1B is a side elevational view of the SDS drill of Figure 1, with an adapter as shown in Figure 1 installed in the chuck of the SDS drill;
- Figure 1C is a side elevational view similar to Figure 1 B, with a hammer socket for hammering the wedge anchor installed on the adapter;
- Figure 1D is a side elevational view similar to Figure 1C, with an elongate hex socket installed on the adapter;
- Figure 1E is a side elevational view similar to Figure 1D, but with an impact apparatus installed in the chuck of the SDS drill and an elongate hex socket installed on the impact apparatus;
- Figure 1F is a side elevational view similar to Figure 1C, but with an impact apparatus installed in the chuck of the SDS drill and the hammer socket hammer socket for hammering the wedge anchor installed on the impact apparatus;
- Figure 2 is a top plan view of a drill hole in a concrete floor into which a wedge anchor and threaded fastener are to be installed;
- Figure 3 is a first side elevational view of a wedge anchor for installation in the drill hole of Figure ;
- Figure 4A is a side elevational view of the impact apparatus as shown in Figure 1 ;
- Figure 4B is a side elevational view of the impact mechanism within the impact apparatus of Figure 46;
- Figure 5A is an enlarged perspective view from the front of the hammer socket for hammering the wedge anchor into the drill hole of Figure 1 ;
- Figure 5B is an enlarged perspective view from the back of the hammer socket for hammering the wedge anchor into the drill hole of Figure 1 ;
- Figure 6 is a side perspective view from the front of the adapter of Figure 1;
- Figure 7 is side perspective view similar to Figure 6, but also showing a hex socket with a hex drive shaft;
- Figure 8 is side perspective view similar to Figure 6, but also showing a Phillips screwdriver type bit with a hex drive shaft;
- Figure 9 is side perspective view similar to Figure 6, but also showing a hammer socket about to be mounted in place onto the square shaped drive shaft of the adapter;
- Figure 10 is side perspective view similar to Figure 9, with the hammer socket fully mounted in place onto the square shaped drive shaft of the adapter;
- Figure 11 is side perspective view showing the SDS drill and adapter of Figure 1 ;
- Figure 12 is a side elevational view similar to Figure 1A, but with the SDS drill bit drilling a hole in a concrete wall (shown in section);
- Figure 13 is a side elevational view showing a hole drilled in the concrete wall (shown in section);
- Figure 14 is a side elevational view similar to Figure 1C, but showing the hammer socket being used to hammer in a wedge adapter;
- Figure 15 is a side elevational view similar to Figure 1D, but showing the elongate hex socket being used to turn the nut of a wedge adapter;
- Figure 16 is a side elevational view similar to Figure 1E, but showing the elongate hex socket and the impact apparatus being used to turn the nut of a wedge adapter to a specified torque;
- Figure 17 is a side elevational view of the SDS drill of Figure 1, with the adapter according to the present inventions installed in the chuck of the SDS drill and a threaded fastener with its hex head retained in the female hex aperture in the front of the adapter;
- Figure 18 is a perspective view of an alternative embodiment socket.
- Figure 19 is a side elevational view of the hammer socket being used to rotate the alternative embodiment socket.
- FIG. 1 through 17 show an illustrated embodiment of the fastener installation system and method according to the present invention, as indicated by general reference numeral 100, and Figures 18 and 19, which show an alternative embodiment.
- Figure 1 shows the fastener installation system including the various components of the fastener installation system. More specifically, Figure 1 shows an SDS drill 120, an SDS drill bit 130, an adapter 140, a hammer socket 150, a drive socket 160 (hex socket 160), a screwdriver bit 170, and an impact apparatus 180.
- Figure 1A shows the SDS drill bit installed in the chuck of the SDS drill.
- Figure 1B shows the adapter 140 installed in the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120.
- Figure 1C shows the hammer socket 150 for hammering the wedge anchor 114 installed on the adapter 140.
- Figure 1D shows the elongate hex socket 160 installed on the adapter 140.
- Figure I E shows the impact apparatus 180 installed in the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120 and an elongate hex socket 160 installed on the impact apparatus 180.
- Figure 1F shows an impact apparatus 180 installed in the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120 and the
- Figure 2 shows a drill hole 112 in the concrete floor 110 into which a wedge anchor 114 is to be installed.
- the wedge anchor 114 is shown closely in Figures 2 and 3.
- FIG 4A shows the impact apparatus 180 operatively installed in the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120.
- the impact apparatus 180 has an input shaft 182 that is shaped to be received and driven by the SDS drill 120.
- the impact apparatus 180 also has a square shaped output shaft 184 that is shaped and dimensioned to receive the square drive aperture of a conventionally sized socket, such as the square drive aperture 152 of the impact socket 150 or the square drive aperture 162 of the hex socket 160, thereon.
- the hex socket 160 is operatively installed on the square shaped output shaft 184 of the impact apparatus 180, as shown in Figure 16. More specifically, the square drive aperture 162 of the hex socket 160 is shaped and dimensioned to receive the square shaped output shaft 184 of the impact apparatus 180.
- the impact socket 150 is operatively installed on the square shaped output shaft 184 of the impact apparatus 180, as shown in Figure 19. More specifically, the square drive aperture 152 of the hammer socket 150 is shaped and dimensioned to receive the square shaped output shaft 184 of the impact apparatus 180.
- the hammer socket 150 for use with the SDS drill 120 comprises a main body 151 having a mounting end 151a and a work engaging end 151b. There is a mounting portion 153 at the mounting end 151a for mounting the hammer socket 150 into the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120. There is
- RECTIFIED SHEET also a hammer surface 155 for imparting forwardly directed hammering forces to the wedge anchor 114 by invoking the longitudinal hammer function of the SDS drill 120.
- the hammer surface 155 is disposed adjacent the work engaging end 151b of the main body 151 and faces outwardly therefrom.
- the hammer surface 155 is disposed between about 1.0 mm and about 20.0 mm from the work engaging end 151b of the main body 151.
- the hex driver portion 156 is disposed between the hammer surface 155 and the work engaging end 151b of the main body 151 and preferably the hex driver portion 156 surrounds the hammer surface 155.
- the hammer socket 150 also has a front opening 154 for receiving the top end 115 of the wedge anchor 114.
- the front opening 54 leads to the hammer surface 155 and the hex driver portion 156.
- the hammer socket 150' has a central fastener receiving aperture 158' therein, specifically in the hammer surface 155', to receive the threaded portion of the wedge anchor 114 therein.
- the fastener receiving aperture 158' is generally centrally located in the hammer surface 155' in order to readily receive the free end 115 of the threaded central post of the wedge anchor 114 therein when the nut 113 is being snugly engaged onto the threaded central post.
- FIG. 4B shows the impact mechanism 181 that is part of the impact apparatus 180.
- the impact mechanism 181 comprises a drive shaft 185, a hammer member 186, an anvil member 187, a spring 188, and a tool retainer 184.
- the adapter 140 is for use with the SDS drill 120.
- the adapter 140 comprises a main body 142 having a mounting end 143 and a tooi receiving end 144.
- the input shaft 145 that is shaped to be received and driven by the SDS drill 120 and a square shaped output shaft 149 that is shaped and
- RECTIFIED SHEET dimensioned to receive the co-operating square drive aperture 152 of the hammer socket 150 or the square drive aperture 162 the hex socket 160.
- the external drive output 146 is disposed at the tool receiving end 144 of the main body 142 for receiving a tool bit thereon, with the tool having a co-operatingly shaped drive aperture. As illustrated, the external drive output 146 comprises a half inch socket drive.
- an internal drive output 147 is disposed at the tool receiving end 144 of the main body 142 for receiving a tool bit or fastener therein, with the tool bit or fastener having a co-operatingly shaped drive surface.
- the external drive output 146 is square in cross-section and the internal drive output 147 is hexagonal in cross-section, with the external drive output 146 generally surrounding the interior drive output 147.
- the hex-shaped aperture 147 in the front tool receiving end 144 thereof shaped and dimensioned to receive the co-operating hex shaft of a hex nut driver 190 (see Figure 7) or the co-operating hex shaft of a screwdriver bit 192 (see Figure 8) or the co-operating hex head of a threaded fastener 196 (see Figures 11 and 17).
- Figure 9 shows the hammer socket 150 about to be placed onto the adapter 140.
- Figure 10 shows the hammer socket 150 about to be placed onto the adapter.
- Figure 14 shows the first illustrated driver apparatus assembly 100 according to the present invention in the hammering mode, or in other words, linearly downwardly, hammering the wedge anchor 1 4 into the drill hole 1 2 in the concrete floor 110.
- anchor 114 can be rotated to configure the wedge anchor 114 into its secured configuration in the drill hole 112 in the concrete floor 110, as will now be described.
- the first illustrated driver apparatus assembly 100 comprises the impact apparatus 180 operatively installed in the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120 and a hex socket 160 operatively installed on the square drive output 184 of the impact apparatus 180. More specifically, the hex socket 160 has a square drive aperture 162 disposed in the back end thereof. The square drive aperture 162 of the hex socket 160 is shaped and dimensioned to receive the square shaped output shaft 184 of the impact apparatus 180.
- the hammer socket 150 and the hex socket 160 are interchangeably operatively mountable on the square drive output 184 of the impact apparatus 180.
- the hex socket 160 also has a hex-shaped front opening 164 shaped and dimensioned to receiving the nut 113 of the wedge anchor 114 in torque transmitting relation.
- the fastener installation system comprises an SDS drill 120, an impact mechanism 181 , and an adapter 140 such as a 1 ⁇ 2 inch male driver SDS plus adapter to fit into the drill chuck 122 of an SDS drill; and a hammer socket 150.
- the present invention comprises fastener installation system for use with an SDS drill 120, the fastener installation system comprises an impact mechanism 181 , an adapter 140 such as a male driver SDS plus adapter to fit into the drill chuck 122 of an SDS drill 120, and the hammer socket 150.
- the present invention comprises an impact apparatus 180 comprising a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 having a drive shaft 185, a hammer
- the impact apparatus comprises a shallowly disposed forwardly facing hammer surface 155 disposed on the hammer socket 150 for imparting forwardly directed hammering forces to a wedge anchor.
- the present invention is a method of installing a fastener 196 into a receiving surface 110 using an SDS drill 120.
- the method comprises the steps of a) drilling a hole 112 in a receiving surface 110, as indicated by arrow "A” in Figure 12, b) hammering an anchor 114 into the hole 112 in the receiving surface 110, as indicated by arrow “B” in Figure 14, c) rotating the nut 113 of the anchor 114 towards a tightened position by using a socket 60 mounted in the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120, as indicated by arrow "C” in Figure 15, and d) tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 114 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181, as indicated by arrow "D” in Figure 16.
- the drill hole 112 is best seen in Figures 2 and 13.
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 114 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 comprising a drive shaft 185, a hammer member 186, an anvil member 187, a spring 188, and a tool retainer 184
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 114 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 securely retained in the chuck 122 of an SDS drill 120 and invoking the rotational function of the SDS drill 120
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 114 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 driving a socket 160
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 114 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 driving a hex socket 160
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 114 to a specified torque by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 , step a
- RECTIFIED SHEET (RULE 91.1) comprise drilling a hole 112 in a receiving surface 110 by using a drill bit 130 securely retained in the chuck 122 of an SDS drill 120 and invoking the rotational function of the SDS drill 120
- step b) could comprise hammering the anchor 114 into the hole 112 in the receiving surface 110 by using a hammer socket 150 securely retained in the chuck 122 of an SDS drill 120 and invoking the longitudinal hammer function of the SDS drill 120
- step c) could comprise rotating the nut 113 of the anchor 114 towards a tightened position by using a socket 160 mounted in the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120 and invoking the rotational function of the SDS drill 120
- step c) could comprise rotating the nut 113 of the anchor 114 towards a tightened position using a hex socket 160 mounted in the chuck 122 of the SDS drill 120 and invoking the rotational function of the SDS drill 120.
- the present invention is a method of installing a fastener 196 into a receiving surface 110 using an SDS drill 120.
- the method comprises the steps of a) drilling a hole 112 in a receiving surface 110, as indicated by arrow "A" in Figure 12, b) hammering the anchor 114 into the hole 112 in the receiving surface 110 by using a hammer socket 150 securely retained in the chuck 122 of an SDS drill 120 and invoking the longitudinal hammer function of the SDS drill 120, as indicated by arrow "B" in Figure 14, c) rotating the nut
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 113 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 comprising a drive shaft 185, a hammer member 186, an anvil member 187, a spring 188, and a tool retainer 184, step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 113 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 comprising a drive shaft 185, a hammer member 186, an anvil member 187, a spring 188, and a tool retainer 184, step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 113 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 comprising a drive shaft 185, a hammer member 186, an anvil member 187, a spring 188, and a tool retainer 184, step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 113 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 comprising a drive shaft 185,
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 114 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 driving a socket 150
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 3 of the anchor 114 by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181 driving a hex socket 160
- step d) could comprise tightening the nut 113 of the anchor 114 to a specified torque by using a rotationally operable impact mechanism 181.
- the hammer socket 150 preferably hammers against the nut 113 of the wedge anchor 114.
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