Description

INGCO S-DB-FDS-PDB15006, Breaker Fixed Distance Sleeve(S-DB-FDS-PDB15006)

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In a demolition breaker, a fixed distance sleeve, also sometimes called a working sleeve or chisel retainer, is a key attachment that influences the tool’s performance and functionality. Here’s a detailed breakdown of its role:

Function:

The fixed distance sleeve serves several important purposes in a demolition breaker:

• Controls Chisel Depth: The primary function of the sleeve is to control the working depth of the chisel (demolition tool attachment). The sleeve acts as a physical barrier that limits how far the chisel can protrude from the breaker’s body. This allows for precise control over the amount of material removed in each hammering action.
• Protects the Breaker: The sleeve helps shield the breaker’s internal components from dust, debris, and broken concrete pieces that could be ejected during demolition work. This reduces wear and tear on the internal mechanism and extends the lifespan of the tool.
• Guides the Chisel: The sleeve provides a guiding path for the chisel, ensuring it strikes the material at a consistent angle and with proper alignment. This helps deliver optimal chiseling performance and reduces the risk of the chisel binding or wedging within the material.

Types of Fixed Distance Sleeves:

While the core function remains the same, fixed distance sleeves can come in different variations:

• Standard Sleeves: These offer a fixed depth limitation and are suitable for general demolition tasks where precise depth control is necessary.
• Adjustable Sleeves: Some sleeves allow for minor adjustments to the working depth, providing some flexibility for applications where you might need to vary the depth slightly.
• Material-Specific Sleeves: In some cases, specialized sleeves might be available for specific materials like asphalt or tile. These sleeves might have different designs or materials optimized for those applications.