Drill steel guiding and centralizing mechanism

Claim 1

A drill steel guiding and centralizing mechanism comprising a body (14), a first jaw (1), a first lever arm (2) directly connected by said first jaw, a second lever arm (3) directly connected to the first lever arm away from the connection of the first jaw with the first lever, and an extension (16) for the second lever arm, a first swivel joint (4) connected between the first and the second lever arms and the body (14), around which joint the first angled lever (5) formed by the first and the second lever arms turns, and another jaw (6), cooperating with the first jaw in order to open and close the jaws, a third lever arm (7) directly connected to the second jaw, and a fourth lever arm (8) directly connected to the third lever arm away from the connection of the second jaw with the third lever arm, the body (14) between the third and the fourth lever arms, on which second joint (9) the angled lever (10) formed by the third and the fourth lever arms is swiveling, whereby the second lever arm (3) and the fourth lever arm (8) are on the same side in relation to the first and the second joints, and a power mechanism (15) to move the arms, the center of the jaws (1, 6) being positioned on a line connecting the joints (4, 9) when in a closed position of the jaws and that the jaws are movable away from and towards the line when the jaws are opened and closed, the improvement being that the second and fourth lever arms are connected through a firm connecting rod (11) that is connected to the second lever arm (3) by a third joint (12) and to the fourth lever arm (3) by a fourth joint (13) and that the power mechanism (15) to drive the arms being coupled to affect only one of the lever arms (2, 3, 7 or 8) or its extension, or the connecting rod (11) between the second (3) and fourth (8) lever arms, and the first (4), the second (9), the third (12) and the fourth (13) joints being corner points of a parallelogram.