Abstract: An integrated module of a cylinder and reversing assembly of a reciprocating pneumatic tool is arranged between an air pressure control module and a guide outlet of a piston rod in a groove of the reciprocating pneumatic tool. The integrated module has a cylindrical body, an air pressure guiding seat positioned in the cylindrical body, a reversible actuating slot recessed into the seat body, a reversing brake block movably positioned into the reversible actuating slot, and a partition board fixedly assembled between the seat body and the cylindrical body.

Abstract: A reciprocating pneumatic tool has an integrated module of a cylinder and flow reversing assembly. The tool allows the reversible actuating slot to be recessed integrally onto the air pressure guiding seat. The air pressure guiding seat is separated from the cylinder body via a partition board. Compared with the prior art, the partition board, air pressure guiding seat's assembly end surface and cylinder body's inner assembly end can be grinded precisely to realize accurate fitness of various components. The partition board of a planar sheet permits very easy and precise grinding, so the integrated module of cylinder and flow reversing assembly enables simplification of the processing and mass production, reduction of the fabrication/processing cost, and shortening of the assembly time and minimization of the defect with better applicability and industrial benefits.

Abstract: A pneumatic tool percussion hammer features motion ends of the percussion block of the percussion hammer with added configuration of a mass increasing part. The mass increasing part can help to increase the mass of the motion ends of the percussion block without increasing the overall size of the percussion block. Hence, the present invention can effectively increase the inertia force of the percussion block in motion, and consequently the torsion and instant acceleration of the percussion hammer, without the need to increase the overall size of the percussion hammer.