Abstract:
Masonry cutting tool used in conjunction with a pneumatic mechanism, e.g., air-operated hammer, comprising a drill head, a plurality of cutting prongs provided on the drill head, the drill head connected to a hammer shank, and a handle removably joined to said hammer shank for rotation of the drill head during the cutting operation.
Abstract:
A chiselling hammer or similar percussion machine, having a pneumatic impact creating and/or vibration generating motor, a motor housing made of a vibration damping material, and a cutting tool provided with a casing structure also made of a vibration damping material and adapted for accommodation in a tool insert opening arranged in connection with the motor housing. Extending from one end of the casing structure to the other is at least one channel which forms a communicating passage between the working zone of the tool and an open through-flow passage within the machine housing proper.
Abstract:
A vibration isolating and heat insulating hand grip for use with hand held pneumatic chisels and similar pneumatic hand tools. A manually grippable rigid sleeve is slidably mounted on a housing member which surrounds a rigid, tubular shell to define an annular cavity. Internally secured to the shell is a compliant, non-porous sleeve, the shell and the sleeve defining an inflatable annular chamber. A bladder confined between the housing and the shell communicates with the inflatable annular chamber so that movement of fluid back and forth between the bladder and the chamber causes the compliant sleeve to grip or release a tool shank. Such movement of fluid is caused by an annulus internally mounted on the rigid, slidable sleeve in alignment with the bladder.
Abstract:
A shock absorbing protection structure for a handheld tool contains: a power tool, a shock absorption sleeve, and at least one stopper. The power tool includes a drive block which has a switch configured to turn on/off the drive block, the driving block also has a coupling tube which has a tool head fixed on the coupling tube away from the drive block, and the power tool includes a joining portion formed on the power tool. The shock absorption sleeve is fitted on the joining portion of the power tool, and between the shock absorption sleeve and the joining portion is defined an accommodation space. The at least one stopper is flexible and is defined between the shock absorption sleeve and the joining portion of the power tool, and the at least one stopper is located at the accommodation space so as to absorb vibration.
Abstract:
Rotatable handles and related methods are disclosed herein. In one form, the handle has a first clamp member, a second clamp member connected to the first clamp member on one end and mating with the first clamp member at another end, and an actuator operable to drive the mated ends of the first clamp member and second clamp member together to create a clamping force between the first clamp member and the second clamp member and secure the rotatable handle into a fixed position with respect to an object to which the rotatable handle is connected. Various methods are also disclosed herein with respect to the rotatable handle.