Abstract: A striking mechanism of a pneumatic tool has a drive shaft with striking rod section, a hammering frame base sleeved on the exterior of the striking rod section, two swing hammers pivoted into the hammering frame base in a staggered state, and a reversing actuator for controlling the swing hammer's swinging direction. Two striking lugs are in integrally protruded on opposite sides of the striking rod section in a staggered state. Two reinforcing lugs are integrally protruded on opposite sides of the striking rod section and integrally connected with two striking lugs, respectively, in an axial extension state along the drive shaft. Slip guide edges are formed on two opposite sides of the protruded end of each reinforcing lug, allowing override slip of the reinforcing lug and corresponding arc-shaped hammer block on the swing hammer without generating striking action.

Abstract: A striking device of a power tool includes a striking room, two striking blocks and a transmission shaft. The striking room has a pivotal restricting groove at its two sides respectively, and two supporting surfaces formed adjacent to two sides of the pivotal restricting groove. Each striking block has a projected pivot formed axially, pivotally installed between two pin holes of the striking room via two pins. Two sides of the projected pivot are extended with striking portions, and the transmission shaft has two restricting blocks provided with a struck segment and a displacing segment. When one of the striking portion strikes one of the struck segments, the other of the striking portions just leans on the supporting surface to activate the transmission shaft to rotate. When the striking portion moves away after striking, it passes through the corresponding displacing segment to carry out next strike.