Abstract: A power tool includes a housing, a rechargeable battery pack coupled to the housing, and a motor supported by the housing. The motor includes a stator assembly having a stator frame with an opening extending therethrough and a plurality of coil windings configured to be selectively powered by the rechargeable battery pack. The coil windings are positioned adjacent the opening of the stator frame. The motor further includes a rotor assembly disposed within the stator assembly and configured to rotate as the coil windings are powered by the rechargeable battery pack. Moreover, the power tool includes an output drive assembly supported by the housing. The output drive assembly extends through the opening of the stator frame to be operably coupled to the rotor assembly.

Abstract: A flow control module is provided. The flow control module includes a housing as well as an on/off solenoid assembly and a proportional solenoid assembly mounted to the housing. A flow body is situated within the housing and is interposed between the on/off solenoid assembly and the proportional solenoid assembly. The flow body provides for flow management of a flow of fluid through the housing.

Abstract: A flow control module is provided. The flow control module includes a housing as well as an on/off solenoid assembly and a proportional solenoid assembly mounted to the housing. A flow body is situated within the housing and is interposed between the on/off solenoid assembly and the proportional solenoid assembly. The flow body provides for flow management of a flow of fluid through the housing.

Abstract: A solenoid operated valve constructed in accordance with the teachings herein utilizes multiple solenoids which each actuate their own respective valve member. There is a one-to-one relationship of valve members to solenoids. This same one-to-one relationship exists between the valve members and a plurality of passages arranged along a flow path through the valve. Each solenoid is operable to independently move its associated valve member from a closed position, where the valve member is seated against a partition wall defining the passage to entirely prevent fluid flow through its associated passage (or only allow for a controlled leakage flow), and an open position, where the valve member allows fluid flow through its associated passage.