Abstract: Fluid-powered percussion tool 1, comprising a housing 2 with a supply channel for pressurised fluid 3, a percussion mechanism 4, a swinging joint 5 arranged to carry the percussion mechanism 4 relative to the housing 2 at a point situated between the forward end A and the rear end B of the percussion mechanism 4, at least one elastically resilient element 6 arranged between the housing 2 and the percussion mechanism 4 at a distance from the swinging joint 5 and arranged to load the percussion mechanism 4 against a neutral position in the housing 2 and to absorb the vibrational movements of the percussion mechanism 4, and a flexible connection for pressurised fluid 7 for distribution of pressurised fluid from the supply channel for pressurised fluid 3 to the percussion mechanism 4. The elastically resilient element 6 comprises a conical spring 8. The flexible connection for pressurised fluid 7 comprises a hose 11.

Abstract: A pneumatic impact breaker comprises a housing (11) with a cylinder bore (20), a hammer piston (28) with a piston head (63) and an impact delivering stem portion (64), an anvil (14) displaceably supported in a cylinder bore extension (50) and normally abutting against the shank (15) of a working implement (16), an annular energy absorbing air cushion chamber (59) is formed between the hammer piston (28), the cylinder bore (20) and an annular shoulder (49) in the cylinder bore (20), wherein the piston head (63) is formed with two axially spaced end portions (65, 66) for guiding and sealing cooperation with the cylinder bore (20).

Abstract: A pneumatic impact breaker includes a housing provided at a rear end thereof with at least one handle, a longitudinal cylinder bore formed in the housing, and a hammer piston reciprocally guided in the cylinder bore. A socket is formed in a front portion of the housing for receiving a rear impact receiving end of a working implement. An air distributing valve is located in a rear portion of the cylinder bore and arranged to direct motive pressure air alternatingly to opposite ends of the hammer piston to make the hammer piston reciprocate in the cylinder bore. And a cylinder head forms a closure for the cylinder bore as well as an axial support for the air distributing valve. The cylinder head at least partly extends into the rear portion of the cylinder bore, the housing is formed at the rear end thereof with two parallel wall portions both extending rearwardly beyond the cylinder head, and the at least one handle extends in between the two parallel wall portions.