Jack Hammer Drills - Shank Adapter – Gimarpol

Shank adapter
What is a shank adapter?
Shank bar, strike bar, shank adaptor
Shank adapters is to fit all types of Drilling Machines, both Pneumatic and Hydraulic. The task of the shank adapter is to transmit rotation torque, feed force, impact energy and flushing medium to the drill string.
Scientific and standard thread tooth design is the basis of drill tools, high quality thread connection, strictly control precision thread process is the only way to guarantee the excellent performance of thread connection. Inaccurate thread connection with large or small gap will lead to high frequency vibration and shaking during drilling, caused thread high temperature and broken.
OEM request are available.

Note：
1. Choose the appropriate drill bit or bit according to the material being drilled.
2. Adjust the appropriate rotation speed according to the material to be drilled. If the rotation speed is too fast, the hot low melting point material will soften, and the soft material with too slow rotation speed will stick.
3. Determine the number of feeds of the drilling machine according to the depth and diameter of the drilled hole.
4. The drilling machine is a high-speed rotary feed, and safety protection needs to be paid attention to.
5. Pay attention to ensuring the sharpness of the drill bit. It is necessary to sharpen or replace the drill bit regularly.
6. Regularly lubricate the drill shaft.
Application:
(1) Impact drilling rigs: wire rope impact drilling rigs, drill pipe impact drilling rigs.
(2) Rotary drilling rig: vertical shaft type–handle feed type, spiral differential feed type, hydraulic feed type drilling rig; turntable type–steel rope plus decompression type, hydraulic cylinder plus decompression type drilling rig; mobile Rotator-full hydraulic power head type, mechanical power head type drilling rig.
(3) Vibration drilling rig.
(4) Compound drilling rig: A drilling rig with functions such as vibration, impact, rotation, static pressure and so on in different combinations.
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