Abstract:
A control device for controlling current to a motor includes a current sensor connected to a power module for generating an electric signal corresponding to magnitude of the current to the motor, and a processor connected to first and second current detecting circuits, which are connected to the current sensor and the power module. The first current detecting circuit determines whether the current to the motor is larger than a first predetermined value, and generates a first flag signal provided to the power module. The second current detecting circuit determines whether the current to the motor is larger than a second predetermined value, which is larger than the first predetermined value, and generates a second flag signal provided to the power module. The power module inhibits connection between the motor and a power supply unit upon receiving either one of the first and second flag signals. The processor generates a first flag reset signal to the first current detecting circuit at a first reset frequency for resetting the first flag signal periodically, and a second flag reset signal to the second current detecting circuit at a second reset frequency for resetting the second flag signal periodically.
Abstract:
In a method and apparatus for controlling current limit of a motor of an electric-powered vehicle, the current limit of the motor is initially set to a smaller first value during start-up operation of the vehicle. Thereafter, in response to operation of a twist-grip throttle of the vehicle to commence accelerating operation of the vehicle subsequent to the start-up operation, the current limit of the motor is increased from the smaller first value to a larger second value larger than the smaller first value in accordance with angular rotation of the twist-grip throttle from an initial position. When the current limit reaches the larger second value, the current limit of the motor is then maintained at the larger second value in case of further operation of the twist-grip throttle from the initial position.
Abstract:
A nose assembly for a floor nail gun includes: a base having a bottom end that has a base contact surface; a nose plate having an abutting end defining a nose abutting surface, and a contact end having first and second nose contact surfaces; and an urging mechanism interconnecting the base and the nose plate. The nose plate is movable relative to the base from a first position, in which one of the first and second nose contact surfaces abuts against the base contact surface, to an intermediary position, in which the contact end of the nose plate is spaced apart from the bottom end of the base, and is further movable relative to the base from the intermediary position to a second position, in which the other of the first and second nose contact surfaces abuts against the base contact surface.
Abstract:
A nail magazine for a nailer comprises a base, a cover pivotally and elastically connected to the base, and a receiving disc. Once the cover is pulled outward, it can be pushed a certain angle away from the base automatically. On a side of the cover are formed an ear and a rotary shaft. The receiving disc is correspondingly provided with a rotary member. By disengaging the cover from the base and moving it to an angle and then keeping moving it, the receiving disc can be moved out of the base completely, for easy nail loading. Therefore, the operation is simple, quick and can be done with one hand.
Abstract:
An oil aerosol has a can member and a compressing member. The can member has a covering part coupled to a can body. The compressing member has a holding tube fitted to the covering part, and received in the can body. A cap is movably disposed in, and has airtight connection with, the holding tube with an elastic member disposed on the bottom to bias same upwards. When the cap is moved up and down by depressing and releasing depressing element placed on the top of the cap, air will be forced into the can member through vent holes of both the cap and the holding tube to increase air pressure in the can member, permitting oil to be dispersed to outside through a nozzle when depressed; both the cap and the holding tube have non-return valves for permitting air to flow only in the above direction into the can member.
Abstract:
A nailing depth adjusting device for a power nailer includes a link having a nose rod on a first end of the link and a connection plate extending laterally from a second end of the link. A threaded passage is defined in the connection plate for receiving a threaded section on a first end of a rotatable member. A flange extends radially outward from a distal end of the threaded section so that the threaded section will not disengaged from the threaded passage. A second end of the rotatable member is an engaging section which is rotatably mounted to a first end of a push member. A second end of the push member contacts a trigger mechanism of the nailer. The link is moved relative to the rotatable member by rotating the engaging section of the rotatable member.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an air inlet structure for a pneumatic tool, in which, an inlet pipe are inserted in the inlet hole of the switch seat of the pneumatic motor and in the through hole of the air chamber of the pneumatic tool, respectively, on the both ends of the inlet pipe are formed with plural grooves for reception of O-shaped rings which are used to prevent air-leakage from clearances between the pneumatic tool and the inlet pipe, and between the switch seat and the inlet pipe.
Abstract:
The present invention provides an easy-heat-dissipation spotlight structure comprising a reflector formed with an inner semi-ellipsoidal reflecting surface and having an open end; a light-emitting lamp body provided at the central location of the reflector; a lamp cover provided at the open end and formed with an inlet at its lower end; and an air guider installed at the inlet of the lamp cover so that an airflow can be directed into the space defined by the lamp cover and the reflector.
Abstract:
A container having ornamental outer swivels is provided which comprises a main body, a plurality of outer swivels and a bottom ringed element. The outer circumferential surfaces of an outer annular lip of the main body, of each outer swivel and of the bottom ringed element each have indicia formed thereon that defines a portion of an ornamental design. A plurality of elongate holes are formed in upper ends of the walls of the outer swivels and of the bottom ringed element, respectively. A plurality of bead holes are formed in the bottom of the outer annular lip of the main body, and the bottom end of the walls of the outer swivels, respectively. A plurality of steel beads and springs are provided and disposed inside the elongate holes so that the steel beads can snap onto the bead holes by means of the bias force of the springs, so that the aligned outer swivels will not be easily displaced by external force.