Abstract: A clutch for power screwdrivers. It has a transmission, an adjustable bit stop, and a drive shaft. It also has a cogwheel with cams on one face and a clutch disk with catches on one face mounted on the drive shaft. The object is a low-noise, wear-resistant clutch. The drive shaft is in one piece. An intermediate disk with catches on one face and cams on the other face is positioned between the cogwheel and the clutch disk. A spring mechanism is positioned between the cogwheel and the intermediate disk.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 13, 1986
Date of Patent:
April 7, 1987
Assignee:
C. &. E. Fein GmbH & Co.
Inventors:
Wolfgang Schreiber, Manfred Ludwig, Ewald Hald
Abstract: A device for changing tools, pick-ups, welding torches, and other implements that can be handled by industrial robots. It consists of an upper and lower part. In order to obtain optimal cost effectiveness a linear drive mechanism guides a hook-shaped structure in the upper part along a guide in such a way that the structure initially carries out a curved motion essentially perpendicular to the linear closing or opening motion during the closure process. The curved motion is appropriate for making the bottom of the device engage an associated implement even when the latter is stored in an imprecise position. The structure then carries out a strictly linear motion during which the upper part and lower part are exactly aligned by guides integrated into the device and by guide bevels even in the presence of counteracting forces. A motion that can be made as precise as desired can be executed to obtain a closed and mechanically prescribable final position.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 2, 1985
Date of Patent:
November 11, 1986
Assignee:
C. & E. Fein GmbH & Co.
Inventors:
Dieter Boley, Egon Illig, Wolfgang Sturz
Abstract: A device for attaching a tool in portable angled grinders, allowing the connection to be released without special accessories. The device consists essentially of a hollow driveshaft, of a spindle that slides inside it, and of a tool-securing point consisting of a mating flange and nut. The nut is loosened by activating the displacing mechanism, which displaces the spindle toward the tool-securing point, lifting the nut, which is connected to the spindle by means of a threaded pin, off of the tool. The nut can then be screwed off by hand.
Abstract: A protective-hood fastening for portable angled grinders is disclosed. The protective hood is attached by a tensioning strap and screw to, and can be released from, a spindle collar on the gear housing. A securing element prevents the hood from slipping off the housing and into the grinding disk.
Abstract: A cutting tool for separating beads of adhesive, with a U-shaped cross-section consisting of two flanks connected by a web. One flank is a sickle-shaped blade and the other is employed to attach the tool to an oscillating driveshaft. The center of curvature of the sickle shape extends toward the point at which the cutting tool is secured. The web between the tensioning shank and the blade may have ridges. These ridges extend to the sides of the tensioning shank and blade. The web is longitudinally curved between the tensioning shank and the blade, and has round edges.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
July 13, 1984
Date of Patent:
October 1, 1985
Assignee:
C. & E. Fein GmbH & Co.
Inventors:
Peter Grunikiewicz, Karl Gommel, Klaus M. Junginger