Abstract: A direct current (DC) motor controller includes first and second electrode terminals, a motor switch and a control unit. The first and second electrode terminals are connected to a DC electric power source, and cooperatively conduct DC electric current therefrom to the DC motor. The motor switch has first and second terminals. The first terminal is connected to a DC motor. The second terminal is connected to the second electrode terminal. The motor switch is switchable between a first state and a second state. The control unit is connected between the first and second electrode terminals, and controls the motor switch to switch between the first and second states.

Abstract: A direct current (DC) motor controller includes first and second electrode terminals, a motor switch and a control unit. The first and second electrode terminals are connected to a DC electric power source, and cooperatively conduct DC electric current therefrom to the DC motor. The motor switch has first and second terminals. The first terminal is connected to a DC motor. The second terminal is connected to the second electrode terminal. The motor switch is switchable between a first state and a second state. The control unit is connected between the first and second electrode terminals, and controls the motor switch to switch between the first and second states.

Abstract: A device of a grease gun is used for delivering a viscous liquid to flow from a reservoir of the viscous liquid to a hose. The device includes a delivery head, two plungers, a cam member, and a drive source configured to drive the cam member to rotate. The delivery head has an outlet port for delivering the viscous liquid into the hose, two bores, and an intake port disposed for receiving the viscous liquid from the reservoir. Each of the plungers is slidably disposed in a corresponding one of the bores. Rotation of the cam member is translated into linear reciprocating motions of the plungers so as to permit the viscous liquid to alternately flow into the bores and then to flow out of the outlet port.

Abstract: A motor driving apparatus includes: a switch having a first terminal that receives an external voltage, and a second terminal; a driving circuit coupled to the first terminal of the switch, and powered by the external voltage; a control circuit coupled to the second terminal of the switch; and a power circuit coupled across the switch, and outputting an internal voltage associated with the external voltage to power the control circuit to control the driving circuit to drive a motor of a power tool to rotate in a first direction when the switch operates in the ON state and to rotate in a second direction for a predetermined time period counting from each instance the switch transitions to the OFF state.

Abstract: A motor driving apparatus includes: a switch having a first terminal that receives an external voltage, and a second terminal; a driving circuit coupled to the first terminal of the switch, and powered by the external voltage; a control circuit coupled to the second terminal of the switch; and a power circuit coupled across the switch, and outputting an internal voltage associated with the external voltage to power the control circuit to control the driving circuit to drive a motor of a power tool to rotate in a first direction when the switch operates in the ON state and to rotate in a second direction for a predetermined time period counting from each instance the switch transitions to the OFF state.

Abstract: A device for dispensing a viscid material includes a supporting body constructed by a carriage. A ball screw is installed within the supporting body. A rod piston is mounted on one end of the ball screw. A transmission module is mounted on a nut of the ball screw. The transmission module is engaged with an actuator controlled by a control circuit device. The control circuit device, which includes a switch and a circuit board, etc, controls the positive and negative rotations and the stop operation of the actuator. A trigger is set up on one side of the supporting body. When the trigger is pressed, the actuator is driven to rotate in the positive direction to drive the ball screw to move forwardly in a stable way. While the trigger is released, a sensor is activated to drive the actuator to rotate in the negative direction.

Abstract: A power beating device using includes a driving unit and an actuator. The driving unit has a spring for storing and releasing energy so as to drive an impact unit. The driving unit has at least one driving surface. The actuator serves for actuating the driving surface so that the impact unit is lifted with the driving unit. Deformation of the spring will store energy. When the impact unit is lifted to a predetermined height, it will rest and then the spring will release energy to drive the impact unit to have the effect of beating.

Abstract: Device for pumping viscous materials, particularly sealant and grease, without dripping and method of the same are characterized by storing a predetermined portion of the driving energy in form of an angular and/or linear displacement of a torsional spring. This very portion of the stored energy will be released at the end of the operation when the operator let go the trigger, whereby the released energy will drive the final transmission and the end part of the final transmission to move backwards for a predetermined amount of displacement. This backwards movement of the end part of the final transmission causes the volume of viscous material to expand suddenly; this expansion of the volume of viscous material compensates the compression of the viscous material from the dispensing process, which will also draw back the viscous material on its way outward for to work and for to drip.

Abstract: A power beating device using the inclined plane principle comprises: a driving unit having a spring for storing and releasing energy so as to drive an impact unit; wherein the driving unit has at least one driving surface; an actuator serves to actuate the driving surface so that the impact unit is lifted with the driving unit, and the spring deform to store energy; when the impact unit is lifted to a predetermined height, it will rest and then the spring will release energy to drive the impact unit to have the effect of beating.

Abstract: A separable ball screw comprises a screw shaft having a helical groove; a transfer ring, a plurality of balls and a separable nut being sequentially engaged to the screw shaft; the balls being distributed in the holes in the annular surface of the transfer ring; the transfer ring being hollowed, the retaining ring enclosing around the screw shaft; the plurality of holes being formed in the annular surface; the balls being received in the holes; the balls being received in the holes of the transfer ring as power transfer medium between the transfer ring and the screw shaft; and a separable nut having a hollow center; the separable nut enclosing around the transfer ring; an inner annular surface of the separable nut having at least one grooves; the inner annular surface and the groove serving for limiting positions of the balls.

Abstract: A device for dispensing a viscid material includes a supporting body constructed by a carriage. A ball screw is installed within the supporting body. A rod piston is mounted on one end of the ball screw. A transmission module is mounted on a nut of the ball screw. The transmission module is engaged with an actuator controlled by a control circuit device. The control circuit device, which includes a switch and a circuit board, etc, controls the positive and negative rotations and the stop operation of the actuator. A trigger is set up on one side of the supporting body. When the trigger is pressed, the actuator is driven to rotate in the positive direction to drive the ball screw to move forwardly in a stable way. While the trigger is released, a sensor is activated to drive the actuator to rotate in the negative direction.

Abstract: A cam-action remote latch mechanism comprises a housing; a support, placed inside the housing, being able to perform a movement between an innermost position and an outermost position; a plurality of guiding openings in the housing for guiding the movement of the support; a cam, set on a primary axis and placed inside the housing, when turned driving the movement of the support; and a pawl, mounted on an outer side of the support, protruding from the housing when the support has reached the outermost position and exerting a sealing force driven by the support, with the cam and the support stably holding each other.

Abstract: Device for pumping viscous materials, particularly sealant and grease, without dripping and method of the same are characterized by storing a predetermined portion of the driving energy in form of an angular and/or linear displacement of a torsional spring. This very portion of the stored energy will be released at the end of the operation when the operator let go the trigger, whereby the released energy will drive the final transmission and the end part of the final transmission to move backwards for a predetermined amount of displacement. This backwards movement of the end part of the final transmission causes the volume of viscous material to expand suddenly; this expansion of the volume of viscous material compensates the compression of the viscous material from the dispensing process, which will also draw back the viscous material on its way outward for to work and for to drip.

Abstract: A cam-type remote latch mechanism comprises a housing; a support, placed inside the housing, being able to perform a movement between an innermost position and an outermost position; a plurality of guiding openings in the housing for guiding the movement of the support; a cam, set on a primary axis and placed inside the housing, when turned driving the movement of the support; and a pawl, mounted on an outer side of the support, protruding from said housing when said support has reached said outermost position and exerting a sealing force driven by said support, with the cam and the support stably holding each other.

Abstract: A cam remote latch mechanism comprises a housing; a support, placed inside the housing/ being able to perform a movement between an innermost position and an outermost position; a plurality of guiding openings in the housing for guiding the movement of the support; a cam, set on a primary axis and placed inside the housing, when turned driving the movement of the support; and a pawl, mounted on an outer side of the support, protruding from the housing when the support has reached said outermost position and exerting a sealing force driven by the support, with the cam and the support stably holding each other.

Abstract: A connection device for use with a blast-resistant container comprises a frame with a recess, and a connecting member. An arcuate surface is formed on the outside of the opening of the recess. The connecting member is connected to the frame at one end with a head engaged in the recess and connected to a side panel at the other end. Thus, this connection device can transmit strong membrane force between each two panels of a container and meet the connection requirement of a blast-resistant container. When there is a blast, the connection device is able to confine the blast within the container in that the maximum strain of the plastic hinge in the connecting member can be controlled by the curvature of that arcuate surface formed on the frame.

Abstract: A cam-type remote latch mechanism comprises a housing; a support, placed inside the housing, being able to perform a movement between an innermost position and an outermost position; a plurality of guiding openings in the housing for guiding the movement of the support; a cam, set on a primary axis and placed inside the housing, when turned driving the movement of the support; and a pawl, mounted on an outer side of the support, protruding from said housing when said support has reached said outermost position and exerting a sealing force driven by said support, with the cam and the support stably holding each other.

Abstract: An strengthened door for an blast-resistant cargo container includes a door panel horizontally slidably mounted on the cargo container. The door panel has an upper side, a lower side, a first vertical side and a second vertical side each hooked on the cargo container to provide overlapping joints to effectively limit blast damage to the inside of the cargo container and prevent an aircraft from being damaged.

Abstract: A base plate support for a container, comprising a main body, horizontal fastening plate, and at least one vertical fastening plate. The main body has a tube-like structure extended along a longitudinal direction and an upper side which is by a gap divided into two half-plates. A connecting plate bridges the gap inside the tube-like structure. The horizontal fastening plate extends from a lateral side of the main body for holding a base plate of a container. The vertical fastening plate extends from an upper side of the main body for holding a lateral wall plate of the container, continuing from one of the two half-plates. A force generated by a bomb blast flexibly deforms at least one of the two half-plates and is thus effectively absorbed.

Abstract: An strengthened door for an blast-resistant cargo container includes a door panel horizontally slidably mounted on the cargo container. The door panel has an upper side, a lower side, a first vertical side and a second vertical side each hooked on the cargo container to provide overlapping joints to effectively limit blast damage to the inside of the cargo container and prevent an aircraft from being damaged.