7 Degree Hex22 Jack Hammer Integral Drill Steel

The 7 Degree Hex22 Jack Hammer Integral Drill Steel is a specialized tool designed for use with jackhammers or similar power tools for rock drilling applications. Here are some key points about this drill steel:

1. Hexagon Shank (Hex22): The shank of the drill steel is hexagonal, with a size of 22mm (or possibly another unit of measurement, depending on the manufacturer’s specifications). This hexagonal shape provides a secure fit and grip when used with compatible chucks or holders on jackhammers.
2. 7 Degree Taper: The drill steel features a 7-degree taper, which means that the diameter of the steel gradually decreases from the shank to the tip. This taper allows for efficient drilling, as the drill bit can gradually penetrate harder materials while maintaining stability.
3. Tungsten Carbide Tip: Often, drill steels like these feature a tungsten carbide tip. Tungsten carbide is a hard and durable material that can withstand the abrasion and wear caused by drilling through hard rock formations. The tungsten carbide tip ensures that the drill bit can maintain its sharpness and cutting ability for longer periods of time.
4. Integral Design: The drill steel is designed as an integral unit, meaning that the shank, taper, and tip are all part of a single piece of steel. This integral design ensures maximum strength and durability, as there are no weak points or joints that could fail during use.
5. Applications: This type of drill steel is commonly used in mining, quarrying, and other industries where hard rock drilling is required. It can be used with jackhammers or similar power tools to efficiently drill through various types of rock formations.

Please note that specific specifications and details may vary depending on the manufacturer and model of the drill steel. Always refer to the manufacturer’s instructions and specifications for accurate information.