
Missile LXQ Series - LXQM15000 SD15 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 | LQ1601 |
2 | Back Head O-Ring | LQ1602 |
3 | Back Head Washer | LQ1603 |
4 | Choke | LQ1604 |
5 | Air Check Valve | LQ1605 |
6 | Air Check Valve Spring | LQ1606 |
7 | Make-Up Washer (Buffering) | LQ1607 |
8 | Make-Up Rubber (Buffering) | LQ1608 |
9 | Air Distributor | LQ1609 |
10 | Air Distributor O-Ring | LQ1610 |
11 | Cylinder | LQ1611 |
12 | Wear Sleeve | LQ1612 |
13 | Piston | LQ1613 |
14 | Piston Stop Ring | LQ1614 |
15 | Bit Retaining O-Ring | LQ1615 |
16 | Bit Retaining Ring | LQ1616 |
17 | Guide Sleeve | LQ1617 |
18 | Chuck Washer | LQ1618 |
19 | Chuck | LQ1619 |
20 | Drive Pin | LQ1620 |
Choke Plug Kit | LQ1629 | |
O-Ring Kit | LQ1630 |
Specifications
Length (w/o drill bit) | 73.19" |
Outside Diameter | 14.17" |
Weight (w/o bit) | 2,385 lbs. |
Cylinder Bore | 11.42" |
Piston O.D. | 11.41" |
Piston Stroke | 4.92" |
Piston Weight | 444.5 lbs. |
Hole Sizes | 17 1/2" - 22" |
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 | 1,150 | 1,700 | 2,280 | 2,850 | - | - |
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 |
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.