Abstract: An electric nail gun includes a supporting frame, a swing arm, a driving unit, and a safety unit. The swing arm has a driven segment and is pivotable relative to the supporting frame between a standby position and a shooting position. The driving unit includes a driving member in contact with the driven segment of the swing arm and operable for moving the swing arm towards the shooting position. The safety unit has a stopping member that is driven by the driving member to move relative to the driven segment between a stopping position, where the stopping member blocks movement of the driven segment, and a releasing position, where the movement of the swing arm towards the shooting position is permitted.

Abstract: An impact device for an electric nail gun having a flywheel includes a swing arm unit and an impact unit. The impact unit includes an impact member adapted to be disposed between the flywheel and the swing arm unit, and a magnetic element set mounted to the impact member, spaced apart from the swing arm unit to form a gap therebetween, and providing a magnetic force which magnetically attracts a magnetically conductive component of the swing arm unit. The swing arm unit is movable between a pre-firing position where the impact member is not in contact with the flywheel, and a firing position where the impact member is in contact with the flywheel such that rotation of the flywheel drives the impact unit to move on the swing arm unit.

Abstract: A return device includes a return wheel unit adapted to be mounted to a gun body of a fastening tool, and including a return wheel that is movable between a free position, where the return wheel is not in contact with an impact member of the fastening tool, and a return position, where the impact member is at a strike position and is not contact with a rotatable flywheel of the fastening tool, and where the return wheel is in contact with the flywheel and the impact member such that, when the flywheel rotates in a first rotational direction, the return wheel is driven by the flywheel to rotate in a second rotational direction opposite to the first rotational direction, and moves the impact member from the strike position to a standby position.

Abstract: A driving device is adapted for use in an electric nail gun. The electric nail gun includes a supporting frame. The driving device includes a swing arm unit, a control unit and a driving unit. The swing arm unit is swingable between a standby position and a shooting position. The control unit includes a control member having a driven end portion, and an abutting end portion opposite to the driven end portion. The driving unit is for driving the driven end portion of the control member to rotate between a driving position and a non-driving position, and includes a control-member biasing resilient member disposed between the driven end portion of the control member and the supporting frame.

Abstract: A return device includes a return wheel unit adapted to be mounted to a gun body of a fastening tool, and including a return wheel that is movable between a free position, where the return wheel is not in contact with an impact member of the fastening tool, and a return position, where the impact member is at a strike position and is not contact with a rotatable flywheel of the fastening tool, and where the return wheel is in contact with the flywheel and the impact member such that, when the flywheel rotates in a first rotational direction, the return wheel is driven by the flywheel to rotate in a second rotational direction opposite to the first rotational direction, and moves the impact member from the strike position to a standby position.

Abstract: An impact device for an electric nail gun having a flywheel includes a swing arm unit and an impact unit. The impact unit includes an impact member adapted to be disposed between the flywheel and the swing arm unit, and a magnetic element set mounted to the impact member, spaced apart from the swing arm unit to form a gap therebetween, and providing a magnetic force which magnetically attracts a magnetically conductive component of the swing arm unit. The swing arm unit is movable between a pre-firing position where the impact member is not in contact with the flywheel, and a firing position where the impact member is in contact with the flywheel such that rotation of the flywheel drives the impact unit to move on the swing arm unit.

Abstract: The present invention provides a handheld power tool having an impact block and an impact block return device. The impact block has a plurality of continuous teeth arranged along a lengthwise direction of the impact block. The impact block return device comprises a gearwheel engaged with the teeth of the impact block; a ratchet wheel rotating simultaneously with the gearwheel; and a clamping member operated in a first state and a second state, the clamping member contacting the ratchet wheel in the first state and the clamping member being separated from the ratchet wheel in the second state; wherein the impact block only can do a single-directional movement when the clamping member contacts the ratchet wheel in the first state. The present invention can improve stability of the retraction process of the impact block (e.g., a firing pin).

Abstract: A driving device is adapted for use in an electric nail gun. The electric nail gun includes a supporting frame. The driving device includes a swing arm unit, a control unit and a driving unit. The swing arm unit is swingable between a standby position and a shooting position. The control unit includes a control member having a driven end portion, and an abutting end portion opposite to the driven end portion. The driving unit is for driving the driven end portion of the control member to rotate between a driving position and a non-driving position, and includes a control-member biasing resilient member disposed between the driven end portion of the control member and the supporting frame.

Abstract: The present invention provides a handheld power tool having an impact block and an impact block return device. The impact block has a plurality of continuous teeth arranged along a lengthwise direction of the impact block. The impact block return device comprises a gearwheel engaged with the teeth of the impact block; a ratchet wheel rotating simultaneously with the gearwheel; and a clamping member operated in a first state and a second state, the clamping member contacting the ratchet wheel in the first state and the clamping member being separated from the ratchet wheel in the second state; wherein the impact block only can do a single-directional movement when the clamping member contacts the ratchet wheel in the first state. The present invention can improve stability of the retraction process of the impact block (e.g., a firing pin).

Abstract: An adjusting device for an electric nail gun includes a detecting unit, a sensing unit and an electric control unit. The detecting unit includes a detecting rod for being pushed by a nail received in the electric nail gun to be rotated. The sensing unit is for sensing the position of the detecting rod and generating a corresponding sensing signal. The electric control unit is electrically connected to a driving unit of the electric nail gun and the sensing unit, and switches the driving unit to a state corresponding to the sensing signal.

Abstract: An electric nail gun includes a main frame, a swing arm pivoted to the main frame, an impact member mounted movably to the swing arm, and a restoring mechanism including a sliding member, a first resilient member and a second resilient member. The sliding member is mounted movably to the impact member. The first resilient member is configured such that, when the impact member is driven to move away from a rear end of the swing arm, the sliding member is drawn to move toward a rear end of the impact member by the first resilient member, and the length of the linear deformation of the first resilient member is smaller than the travel distance of the impact member. The second resilient member biases the sliding member away from the rear end of the impact member.

Abstract: The control mechanism for an electric nail gun includes: a first sensor for generating a first sensing signal in response to movement of a safety member of the electric nail gun; a second sensor for generating a second sensing signal in response to operation of a trigger member of the electric nail gun; an actuating piece adjusted selectively between a single shot position and a successive shooting position, and rotatable relative to the trigger member; a third sensor for generating a third sensing signal in response to rotation of the actuating piece; and a control unit activating a driving module of the electric nail gun upon receipt of either one of the first and second sensing signals from the first and second sensors, and energizing an electromagnetic valve of the electric nail gun upon receipt of the third sensing signal from the third sensor.

Abstract: In an electric power tool, a flywheel can be driven by a driving unit to rotate about a wheel axis to thereby impart kinetic energy to a tool body through a force transmitting portion of the flywheel. A ventilating unit is mounted to rotate with the flywheel about the wheel axis. When the flywheel is driven to rotate, cooling air is generated by rotation of the ventilating unit.

Abstract: A nailing gun includes a swing arm having a first end pivoted to a frame, and a second end movable between a first position proximate to a flywheel to drive a hammer rod to hit a nail, and a second position distal from the flywheel. A spring plate has a spring end portion resiliently supporting the second end of the swing arm. The stop member limits the spring end portion and the second end of the swing arm from moving relative to the frame. When a safety member is subjected to an external pressure, the stop member permits the second end of the swing arm to move together with the spring end portion to the first position. The spring end portion can stably retain the second end of the swing arm at the second position in case of no external pressure.

Abstract: A fastener driving tool includes a flywheel rotated by a drive unit and having a wheel rim formed with teeth, an impact member having a mating toothed unit movable with a carrier frame to engage the teeth so as to be swept thereby to an end-stroke position to enable a striking rod to drive a fastener into a targeted workpiece, and an actuating unit configured to actuate the carrier frame to move from an upper position to a lower position in response to a triggering action of a trigger so as to move the mating toothed unit from an disengaging position to an engaging position.

Abstract: A floating impact apparatus for an electrical nail gun includes a carrier, an impact unit, and a floating unit. The impact unit includes an impact member, and at least one sliding, wheel disposed pivotally on the impact member. The floating unit includes a guiding rod together with the impact member being connected movably to the carrier, two floating members extending through the carrier to connect with the guiding rod at positions proximate to a first side of the carrier, and at least two resilient members disposed between a second side of the carrier and the floating members for biasing the guiding rod and the impact member to move relative to the carrier to thereby maintain contact between the sliding wheel and the first side of the carrier, so as to promote smooth movement and nail-striking force of the impact member.

Abstract: The control mechanism for an electric nail gun includes: a first sensor for generating a first sensing signal in response to movement of a safety member of the electric nail gun; a second sensor for generating a second sensing signal in response to operation of a trigger member of the electric nail gun; an actuating piece adjusted selectively between a single shot position and a successive shooting position, and rotatable relative to the trigger member; a third sensor for generating a third sensing signal in response to rotation of the actuating piece; and a control unit activating a driving module of the electric nail gun upon receipt of the first or second sensing signals, and energizing an electromagnetic valve of the electric nail gun upon receipt of the third sensing signal.

Abstract: A driving unit for an electric nail gun includes a pushing block. The pushing block is movable relative to a supporting bracket of the electric nail gun along an axis, and has an inclined surface abutting against an end of a swing arm. Movement of the pushing block results in pivoting movement of the swing arm between a first position, and a second position farther away from a flywheel than the first position. The inclined surface has a slope between 0.087 and 0.7, so as to lock effectively the swing arm at the first position to thereby increase the nail-striking force of an impact member.

Abstract: A nailing gun includes a swing arm having a first end pivoted to a frame, and a second end movable between a first position proximate to a flywheel to drive a hammer rod to hit a nail, and a second position distal from the flywheel. A spring plate has a spring end portion resiliently supporting the second end of the swing arm. The stop member limits the spring end portion and the second end of the swing arm from moving relative to the frame. When a safety member is subjected to an external pressure, the stop member permits the second end of the swing arm to move together with the spring end portion to the first position. The spring end portion can stably retain the second end of the swing arm at the second position in case of no external pressure.

Abstract: A floating impact apparatus for an electrical nail gun includes a carrier, an impact unit, and a floating unit. The impact unit includes an impact member, and at least one sliding, wheel disposed pivotally on the impact member. The floating unit includes a guiding rod together with the impact member being connected movably to the carrier, two floating members extending through the carrier to connect with the guiding rod at positions proximate to a first side of the carrier, and at least two resilient members disposed between a second side of the carrier and the floating members for biasing the guiding rod and the impact member to move relative to the carrier to thereby maintain contact between the sliding wheel and the first side of the carrier, so as to promote smooth movement and nail-striking force of the impact member.