Abstract: A valve is for controlling flow of a pressurized fluid to a tool. The valve has a manifold, a poppet biased into an unseated position in which the pressurized fluid may flow from the manifold via a tank outlet, a piston configured to move the poppet into a seated position when the pressurized fluid flows into the manifold via the manifold inlet at a first fluid pressure, and a check valve biased into a closed position in which the pressurized fluid is prevented from flowing from the manifold via the tool outlet. A retainer retains the poppet relative to the piston and is configured so that when the poppet is in the seated position, the piston is independently movable relative to the poppet and thus permits the poppet to remain in the seated position upon variations in fluid pressure in the manifold.

Abstract: A valve is for controlling flow of a pressurized fluid to a tool. The valve has a manifold, a poppet biased into an unseated position in which the pressurized fluid may flow from the manifold via a tank outlet, a piston configured to move the poppet into a seated position when the pressurized fluid flows into the manifold via the manifold inlet at a first fluid pressure, and a check valve biased into a closed position in which the pressurized fluid is prevented from flowing from the manifold via the tool outlet. A retainer retains the poppet relative to the piston and is configured so that when the poppet is in the seated position, the piston is independently movable relative to the poppet and thus permits the poppet to remain in the seated position upon variations in fluid pressure in the manifold.

Abstract: A hydraulic tool for working on a workpiece. A housing is configured for holding. A motor is positioned in the housing. A battery is supported by the housing and operable to supply power to the motor. A drive mechanism is supported by the housing and includes a cylinder, a piston moveably supported in the cylinder, and a pump powered by the motor and operable to supply hydraulic fluid to the cylinder to move the piston relative to the cylinder. A head is supported by the housing and has an opening for receiving the workpiece therein. A spindle is operatively coupled to the drive mechanism such that operating the drive mechanism moves the spindle towards the workpiece within the opening in the head to work on the workpiece.

Abstract: A hydraulic tool for working on a workpiece. A housing is configured for holding. A motor is positioned in the housing. A battery is supported by the housing and operable to supply power to the motor. A drive mechanism is supported by the housing and includes a cylinder, a piston moveably supported in the cylinder, and a pump powered by the motor and operable to supply hydraulic fluid to the cylinder to move the piston relative to the cylinder. A jaw member is supported by the housing and configured to engage with the workpiece. A spindle is operatively coupled to the drive mechanism such that operating the drive mechanism moves the spindle relative to the jaw member to work on the workpiece.

Abstract: A hydraulic tool for working on a workpiece. A housing is configured for holding. A motor is positioned in the housing. A battery is supported by the housing and operable to supply power to the motor. A drive mechanism is supported by the housing and includes a cylinder, a piston moveably supported in the cylinder, and a pump powered by the motor and operable to supply hydraulic fluid to the cylinder to move the piston relative to the cylinder. A jaw member is supported by the housing and configured to engage with the workpiece. A spindle is operatively coupled to the drive mechanism such that operating the drive mechanism moves the spindle relative to the jaw member to work on the workpiece.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention provide a cutting tool. The cutting tool includes a pin that defines an axis, a first jaw, a second jaw, a first blade, and a second blade. The first and second jaws are configured to rotate about the axis. The first jaw includes a first ear surface that has a first ear bore that is dimensioned to receive the pin. The second jaw includes a second ear surface rotationally engaged with the first ear surface and includes a second ear bore that is dimensioned to receive the pin. The blades can include a tapered face and a non-tapered face. The first and second ear surfaces can be coplanar with the respective non-tapered face.