Abstract:
The invention concerns a portable electrically driven tool (1) having a tool housing (2) which contains a drive motor and a transmission connected thereto, an output tool shaft (at 5) for rotational movement and a (first) actuator button (6) for controlling the tool in the forward direction. The invention is distinguished in that at least one separate reverse button (8) for controlling the tool in a reverse direction is arranged on the tool (1).
Abstract:
The invention concerns a manually-operated apparatus or manually-guided electrically-operated machine, such as a drilling, grinding, cutting or woodworking machine, on which a second handle can be clamped. The second handle comprises at least two surfaces (3, 4) which are at right-angles to each other, can easily be seen by the apparatus or machine operator, and are each provided with a tubular level (5, 6). The tubular levels (5, 6) are embedded in the respective surface and disposed at right-angles to each other. In this way, at least one of the surfaces (4) can be provided with a second tubular level (7) disposed at right-angles to the first tubular level (6) in the plane thereof.
Abstract:
A hand-controlled tool (1) has a front tool unit (2), a driving engine, a housing (3) and a handle device (5) that consists of a front element (6) and of a rear element (7). The invention is characterised in that the front element (6) of the handle has several gripping rods (8) mutually spaced in the longitudinal direction on the top side of the tool (1), so that ulnar abductions of the left or right hand of the user are substantially avoided whatever the working position of the tool (1).
Abstract:
A vibration absorbing handle (5, 7) on a percussive-actuated tool (1), the handle (5, 7) being covered in a monolithic, vibration absorbing material (44), and including a flexible member (27) in a bore (21) of the handle (5, 7), the handle (5, 7) being positioned against an angled surface (29) on a tool housing (3) to rock back and forth over the apex (33) of the angled surface (29) in response to pressure from an operator.
Abstract:
The invention concerns a tool (1), in particular a power screwdriver, comprising an output shaft (4) which is rotatably mounted in a housing (2) and is driven by a motor (3). The output shaft (4) extends substantially coaxially to a longitudinal axis (5) of the housing. In order to improve a tool (1) of the type described such that it can be held comfortably, in controlled manner and with little force, a covered grip (6) which can rotate relative to the housing (2) is fitted over the latter, and at least one damping device (7) counteracting a pulse-like rotation of the covered grip (6) relative to the housing (2) is disposed between the housing (2) and the covered grip (6).
Abstract:
A pneumatic power tool comprises a housing (10) with a pistol type handle (11), a motor located in the housing (10), a pressure air inlet passage (13) and an exhaust air passage (14) both extending through the handle (11) in substantially parallel with each other, and a manually operable throttle valve (12) located in the air inlet passage (13), wherein the handle (11) comprises a tubular stem (20) forming part of the air inlet passage (13) and a hollow grip element (30) which surrounds the stem (20) and defines together with the stem (20) a part of the exhaust passage (14), and the grip element (30) is detachably secured to the housing (10) by a clamping means (22-24, 28, 29). The grip element (30) comprises a heat insulating material and is interchangeable with at least one alternative grip element (30) of different size and/or shape.
Abstract:
To obtain a more efficient or more compact electric hand machine-tool (1), the flow rate of the cooling air blown by a radial fan (6) is increased. To this end, the cross-section of an air duct (12) connected to the fan wheel (5) becomes wider between its inlet opening (14) and its outlet opening (15). The cross-section can be increased either radially in the form of a spiral or axially in the shape of a helix. A diffusor-type opening (16) at the end of the air duct (12) increases the flow rate of the air. The invention can also be applied to compact hand machine-tools for use in confined spaces.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an auxiliary measuring apparatus easily for retrofitting hand machines in order to obtain enhanced measuring accuracy and increased application possibilities, specially on inclined surfaces. According to the invention, the box level (3) is fixed on a fixing device (1) which can be attached to a reference surface (6) of the hand machine (1) and which is fitted with an adjusting joint (5).
Abstract:
A hand-held power tool (10) with a front end for urging in a forward direction with a power takeoff (20) at the front end rotatable about an axis (40) and a handle (48) for grasping by a hand of the user disposed at an acute angle (42) to the axis (48). A downwardly directed support surface (74) above the handle (48) for engagement by upper surfaces of a hand of user to assist in supporting the tool (10) preferably with the support surface (74) above the axis (40) and an on/off switch (50) activatable by pressure from the palm of a user's hand urging the tool into the workpiece (66).
Abstract:
A powered hand tool (1) is described comprising a motor (7), in particular an electric motor, which is mounted in a housing (3), and a gear (9), in particular one with a speed control (21, 22), in which an electrical conductor (19) leads to the gear (9), preferably through the housing (5). The electrical conductor (19), such as a multicore flat cable, is shielded from mechanical influences by being fixed in the wall (6) of the housing (5), in particular in the interior.