Abstract: A minimal quantity lubricating system for a handheld electric power tool is configured to output a lubricating fluid for cooling and/or lubricating a material machining process. The system comprises at least one oscillating unit, an electronic unit for applying at least control and/or feedback signals to the at least one oscillating unit, an operating power unit for providing electric power to the electronic unit, a storage tank for the lubricating fluid, and at least one nozzle associated with the at least one oscillating unit for feeding and atomizing the lubricating fluid in a tool working area. A fluid feed line connects the storage tank to a capillary feed of the lubricating fluid to the oscillating unit, and at least one fluid channel at least partially runs through the oscillating unit to connect the oscillating unit to the nozzle for pulsing the lubricating fluid.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a hand-held power tool comprising a housing having a handle portion, a tool portion for a tool that can be driven to move linearly and/or oscillate, an operator part on the housing side for the activation of the tool and/or the power tool on the user side, a drive unit for producing a working movement of the tool, an electronic unit for supplying the drive unit at least with open-loop control and/or closed-loop control signals, and an operating voltage unit for making an electrical DC voltage available, the drive unit comprising at least one excitation actuator having a volume of an excitation-active material, which actuator is supplied with power by the operating voltage unit when operated and which is controlled in an open or closed loop control by the electronic unit.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a hand-held power tool including a housing having a handle portion, a tool portion for a tool that can be driven to move linearly and/or oscillate, an operator part on the housing side for the activation of the tool and/or the power tool on the user side, a drive unit for producing a working movement of the tool, an electronic unit for supplying the drive unit at least with open-loop control and/or closed-loop control signals, and an operating voltage unit for making an electrical DC voltage available. The drive unit includes at least one excitation actuator, especially an ultrasonic actuator, having a volume of an excitation-active material. The actuator is supplied with power by the operating voltage unit, when operated, and is controlled in an open or closed loop control by the electronic unit.

Abstract: An electric power tool includes a region with ultrasonic excitation for a tool that can be driven in a linear and/or oscillating manner, with a drive unit for ultrasonic excitation, an electronics unit for applying at least controlling and/or regulating signals to the drive unit, as well as an operating voltage unit. The drive unit includes at least one ultrasonic excitation actuator, which during operation is electrically supplied by the operating voltage unit and is controlled and regulated by the electronics unit. A device is provided for outputting an information signal, which can be output on the basis of at least one operating parameter of the electric power tool. It is proposed that the device is formed for the purpose of varying frequency and/or amplitude of the information signal on the basis of one or more current operating parameters.

Abstract: A tool clamping system for clamping an insert tool in a machine tool having a housing, in particular an ultrasound-operated machine tool, the insert tool being capable of being placed into a tool mount of the machine tool and clamped there. The tool mount has a clamping element having an operating area that works together with a housing operating area of the housing at least for the clamping of the insert tool, and that, in the operating state of the insert tool, is separated from the housing operating area by a gap.

Abstract: A handheld electric machine tool is described including a housing with a grip area, a tool area for a tool that is drivable in a linear and/or oscillating manner, an operating part on the housing for activation of the tool and/or the electric machine tool by the user, a drive unit disposed in the housing for producing a working motion of the tool, an electronic unit disposed in the housing for acting upon the drive unit with at least control and/or regulating signals, an operating voltage unit for supplying an electrical DC voltage, the drive unit including at least one excitation actuator having a volume of excitation-active material, which excitation actuator when in operation is electrically supplied by the operating voltage unit, is controlled or regulated by the electronic unit. The electronic unit may be configured to operate the at least one excitation actuator in a resonant frequency.

Abstract: The invention relates to a garden tool having at least one working blade for performing a cutting operation. The garden tool includes a user control part for user activation of the garden tool. A drive unit generates a working motion of the at least one working blade which has a blade region for a linear and/or oscillating working motion of the at least one driven working blade An electronic unit acts upon the drive unit with at least control and/or regulating signals, and an operating voltage unit furnishes an electrical energy supply to the electronic unit. It is proposed that the drive unit includes at least one excitation actuator having a volume of excitation-active material, which actuator is electrically supplied in operation by the operating voltage unit and is controlled or regulated by the electronic unit.