The piston and pin in a PH65 16kg Demolition Rotary Hammer are critical components that contribute to the tool’s function and power delivery. Here’s a breakdown of their roles and how they are used in the machine:

Uses of the Piston and Pin in a Demolition Machine:
Piston:

Power Transfer: The piston is a vital part of the pneumatic system inside a demolition hammer. It converts the rotary motion generated by the motor into a linear motion, creating the hammering effect needed for demolition.
Impact Force: The movement of the piston generates the force that delivers powerful blows to the chisel or bit, breaking through hard materials like concrete or stone.
Compression: The piston compresses air in the cylinder, which, in turn, drives the hammering mechanism that impacts the work surface.
Pin:

Alignment: The pin ensures that the piston remains in place and moves smoothly within the cylinder. It helps in maintaining the alignment of the internal components.
Connection: The pin often acts as a linkage between the piston and the hammer mechanism, allowing for proper transmission of force from the piston to the working end of the tool.
Stability: It provides stability, ensuring that the hammering motion is efficient and does not cause damage to the tool or reduce its effectiveness.
Overall Function in a Demolition Machine:
The piston and pin work together to generate and transfer the hammering action that makes the rotary hammer effective for demolition, chiseling, and breaking hard surfaces like concrete, asphalt, brick, and stone. Without these components, the tool would not be able to deliver the powerful, repetitive impacts necessary for heavy-duty demolition tasks.