Abstract: A pneumatic vane motor includes a stator with a cylinder, an inlet connectable to a pressure air source and an outlet connectable to an exhaust passage, a rotor journalled in the stator, and an output shaft. The stator has a front opening forming a clearance seal relative to the output shaft and an annular front cover with at least one elastic annular seal element encircling the output shaft at a distance from the clearance seal, wherein a low pressure chamber is formed between the clearance seal and the seal element or elements and communicates with the exhaust passage.

Abstract: A pneumatic vane motor includes a stator with a cylinder, an inlet connectable to a pressure air source and an outlet connectable to an exhaust passage, a rotor journalled in the stator, and an output shaft. The stator has a front opening forming a clearance seal relative to the output shaft and an annular front cover with at least one elastic annular seal element encircling the output shaft at a distance from the clearance seal, wherein a low pressure chamber is formed between the clearance seal and the seal element or elements and communicates with the exhaust passage.

Abstract: A hand held impact device comprising a housing and an impact mechanism located therein. The housing is provided with an opening at its front end through which opening a working tool is introducable to receive impacts from the impact mechanism. A maneuver handle for direct, manual guidance of the working tool is freely displaceable along the working tool shank and is formed with a rear annular recess for being attachable to a cylindrical neck portion on the housing. The neck portion is coaxial with the working tool opening and forms a coupling means for the maneuver handle. The neck portion is provided with a groove with which spring biased balls on the maneuver handle are arranged to cooperate in order to releasably retain the maneuver handle in its supported position on the housing. The maneuver handle comprises a steel socket and a rubber sleeve which extends ahead of the steel socket to form a resilient, vibration insulating grip element.

Abstract: A pneumatic impact tool comprising a housing, an open ended cylinder inserted therein and a hammer piston reciprocably guided within the cylinder. In the forward end of the cylinder there is received the shank of a chisel onto which the hammer piston imparts impacts. The piston is a differential piston having its big end facing the chisel and forming around its rear, small diameter neck a rear annular, constantly pressurized chamber which continuously communicates with the pressure air inlet through a pulsator chamber. The forward cylinder chamber, enclosed between the chisel shank and the piston front area, is intermittently pressurized through an internal passage of the piston, which passage is periodically connected to the pressure air inlet by means of valve openings in the piston neck.