Missile LXQ Series - LXQN20000 N180 Shank

Features:

Easy to service

Special heat-treated alloy piston for long life, Rockwell hardness 60

Minimum loss of performance when injecting foam or water

Item #	Description	Part #
1	Back Head	LQN2001
2	Back Head O-Ring	LQN2002
3	Back Head Washer	LQN2003
4	Choke	LQN2004
5	Air Check Valve	LQN2005
6	Air Check Valve Spring	LQN2006
7	Make-Up Washer (Buffering)	LQN2007
8	Make-Up Rubber (Buffering)	LQN2008
9	Air Distributor	LQN2009
10	Air Distributor O-Ring	LQN2010
11	Cylinder	LQN2011
12	Wear Sleeve	LQN2012
13	Piston	LQN2013
14	Piston Stop Ring	LQN2014
15	Bit Retaining O-Ring	LQN2015
16	Bit Retaining Ring	LQN2016
17	Chuck Washer	LQN2017
18	Chuck	LQN2018
19	Drive Pin	LQN2020

Specifications

Length (w/o drill bit)	73.779"
Outside Diameter	16.732"
Weight (w/o bit)	3621 lbs.
Cylinder Bore	11.968"
Piston O.D.	11.962"
Piston Stroke	5.118"
Piston Weight	498 lbs.
Hole Sizes	18 3/8" - 26 3/8"
Air Pressure Consumption	100 psi - 250 psi
Wrench Size	-
Connection	Std. 8 5/8" API Reg Pin

Air Consumption Chart

PSI	100	150	200	250	300	350
CFM with blank choke	1,250	1,840	2,580	3,380	-	-
with 1/8" choke	-	-	-	-	-	-
with 1/4" choke	-	-	-	-	-	-

All Hammers come Fitted with blank Choke located in the Air Check Valve

Lubrication

G-Force Series Hammers are precision-made tools and should be treated as such. Only the highest quality lubrication should be used and a constant flow of oil must be maintained at all times. Recommended lubrication amount 1/3 Pint per 100 cfm per hour.

Recommended Grades of Lubricant

ESSO
MATEX
CASTROL
SHELL
MOBILE

AROX EP 150
RDO 302
RD OIL DP 100
AIR TOOL OIL 2 A 320
ALMO NO. 5

Heavy duty oil is recommended for all year-round use, in particular where air supply to the hammer is at high temperature. If lighter grade oil is required due to very low ambient temperatures, amount of oil being used should be increased by 30 percent.

Recommended Pull Down

Minimum @ 100 psi - 0000 lbs.

Maximum @ 350 psi - 0000 lbs.

Missile Warranty will be voided by the following:

Welding on Wear Sleeve.
Heating Case with a Torch.
Gripping Wrenches across Threads.
Hammering on Casing.