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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 01, 2009
Filed:
Oct. 09, 2002
Urban Olsson, Forsbacka, SE;
Monica Olsson, Legal Representative, Gävle, SE;
Per-olof Liljebrand, Sandviken, SE;
Urban Olsson, Forsbacka, SE;
Monica Olsson, legal representative, Gävle, SE;
Per-Olof Liljebrand, Sandviken, SE;
Sandvik Intellectual Property AB, Sandviken, SE;
Abstract
A thread joint for transmitting percussive forces includes a male thread on a male member and a female thread on a female member. The male member includes a first portion including an outer surface having a maximum first outer cross section, a second portion having a second maximum outer dimension, and a third portion having the male thread formed thereon. The second portion is disposed axially between the first and third portions. The male thread includes a thread start and a thread end. The third portion terminates in an axially facing first end surface. The female member has a recess in which the female thread is formed, the female thread having a mouth defined by a ring-shaped second end surface. The recess includes a cylindrical inner surface disposed between the second end surface and the female thread. The inner surface faces the cylindrical center portion of the male member. The inner surface has a diameter at least as large as the second maximum outer cross-sectional dimension, and smaller than the first maximum cross section. A first imaginary cylinder constituting an axial extension of the inner surface intersects the first portion of the male member, and a second imaginary cylinder constituting an axial extension of an outermost surface of the female member extends outside of the first portion of the male member.