Abstract: A hydraulic hammer comprising a housing (10) with a longitudinal bore (12), cylinder sleeve (14) supported in the bore (12) a rear and cover (16) closing the bore (12), and a hammer piston (15) reciprocally powered in the cylinder sleeve (14) for delivering blows to a working implement inserted in the guide sleeve (20) mounted at the front end of the bore (12). The hydraulic hammer also comprises a distribution valve (31), for directing pressure fluid to the hammer piston (15), communicating the pressure fluid source and the cylinder sleeve (14). The valve (31) comprises both a clearance seal means (44) and a seat seal (45, 46) for improved tightness.

Abstract: A portable power tool includes a housing, and an impact mechanism movably supported in the housing and having a front opening for receiving a working implement and a hammer piston for delivering hammer blows to the working implement. The impact mechanism is supported in the housing by a pivot device in a point located between the forward and rear ends of the impact mechanism and allowing longitudinal and pivotal movements but preventing in the support point radial and rotational movements of the impact mechanism relative to the housing. A resilient device is located at a distance from the pivot device and is arranged to bias the impact mechanism to a neutral position relative to the housing and to absorb vibration movements of the impact mechanism to protect the housing against such vibration movements.

Abstract: A portable power tool includes a housing, and an impact mechanism movably supported in the housing and having a front opening for receiving a working implement and a hammer piston for delivering hammer blows to the working implement. The impact mechanism is supported in the housing by a pivot device in a point located between the forward and rear ends of the impact mechanism and allowing longitudinal and pivotal movements but preventing in the support point radial and rotational movements of the impact mechanism relative to the housing. A resilient device is located at a distance from the pivot device and is arranged to bias the impact mechanism to a neutral position relative to the housing and to absorb vibration movements of the impact mechanism to protect the housing against such vibration movements.

Abstract: A hydraulic hammer comprising a housing (10) with a longitudinal bore (12), cylinder sleeve (14) supported in the bore (12) a rear and cover (16) closing the bore (12), and a hammer piston (15) reciprocally powered in the cylinder sleeve (14) for delivering blows to a working implement inserted in the guide sleeve (20) mounted at the front end of the bore (12). The hydraulic hammer also comprises a distribution valve (31), for directing pressure fluid to the hammer piston (15), communicating the pressure fluid source and the cylinder sleeve (14). The valve (31) comprises both a clearance seal means (44) and a seat seal (45, 46) for improved tightness.

Abstract: A hydraulic breaker hammer includes a housing with a longitudinal bore, a cylinder sleeve, and a rear end cover engaging the cylinder sleeve. A hammer piston is reciprocally powered in the cylinder sleeve for delivering blows to a working implement inserted in a guide sleeve at the front end of the bore. The guide sleeve is provided with radial openings for communication of lubricant from a lubricant supply passage in the housing to the inside of the guide sleeve and the guide sleeve is provided with external seal rings forming annular compartments located between the lubricant supply passage and the radial openings for spreading lubricant on the outside surface of the guide sleeve.

Abstract: A centrifugal separator has a centrifuge rotor and a casing, the casing forming an outer space for the rotor. The rotor is rotatable around a rotary axis and within the casing. The rotor includes a rotor wall, which defines an outer periphery of the rotor and encloses an inner space, an inlet, which extends through the rotor wall and permits feeding of a product to the inner space, and a number of outlets, which extend through the rotor wall and are arranged to permit intermittent discharge of a separated product from the inner space to the outer space. The outlets are distributed around the periphery of the rotor. The number of outlets is uneven, and a valve member extends around the rotor wall to define a space between the wall and the valve member at the level of the outlets.

Abstract: The invention refers to a centrifugal separator with a centrifuge rotor (1) and a casing (3), and such a centrifuge rotor. The rotor is rotatable in a rotary direction around a rotary axis (x). The casing (3) forms an outer space (4) for the rotor. The rotor (1) includes a rotor wall (5), which defines an outer periphery of the rotor and encloses an inner space, at least an inlet (7), which extends through the rotor wall (5) and permits feeding of a product to the inner space, and a number of outlets (8), which extend through the rotor wall and are arranged to permit intermittent discharge of a separated product from the inner space to the outer space (6). The outlets (8) are distributed around the periphery of the rotor and the number of outlets (8) is uneven.

Abstract: A pneumatic portable impact tool includes a tubular housing, at least one handle pivotally supported on the housing, a hammer piston formed with an impact delivering neck portion, and an air distribution valve for directing air pressure alternatingly to opposite ends of the hammer piston so as to make the hammer piston reciprocate in the housing. The housing includes a rear section, an intermediate section, and a front section integrally formed in one piece. The rear section includes a socket portion for supporting the air distribution valve. The intermediate section includes a cylinder bore for sealingly guiding the hammer piston, and a damping sleeve mounted in the cylinder bore and arranged to be penetrated by the hammer piston neck portion, thereby forming a hammer piston damping air cushion chamber. And the front section includes a working implement receiving front opening and supports a movable latch arranged to releasably lock a working implement to the housing.

Abstract: A hydraulic breaking hammer having a machine housing including a cylinder bore and an impact piston which is reciprocatingly movable in the cylinder bore in response to an alternating hydraulic pressure, and a tool part having: (i) a head portion fitted to a front portion of the machine housing, and (ii) a guide bore which lies in line with the cylinder bore and in which a breaking tool is slidably carried and repeatedly subjected to impact by the impact piston. A seal is arranged at the front portion of the machine housing between the cylinder bore and the impact piston for separating drive hydraulics of the breaking hammer from the tool part, and a transverse slot is formed in the front portion of the machine housing between mutually opposing side wall portions of the machine housing so as to intersect the cylinder bore forwardly of the seal.

Abstract: In a valve arrangement in pneumatic impact motors (10), the housing (40) of a distribution valve has the form of a plastic bowl (46) which is flanged outwardly at the opening and the bottom thereof. A flat valve (50) is movable between the bowl bottom, which forms one valve seat (51) of the valve housing (40), and a bowl cover member (53), which forms the other valve seat (52). The bowl flanges (47, 48) define therebetween a groove which connects with a delivery channel (39) provided in the impact motor (10), this channel delivering compressed air to the flat valve (50) mounted inside the bowl (46). The bowl wall located between the flanges (47, 48) includes calibrated side openings (57, 58) which control the delivery of compressed air to respective valve seats (51, 52) on respective sides of the flat valve (50), this air delivery being an adapted and calibrated delivery.

Abstract: A hydraulic breaking hammer (10) has a machine housing (11) in which a percussion motor (15) which includes a reciprocatingly movable percussion piston (17) delivers impacts to a breaking tool (13) in the front of the machine housing (11). The machine housing (11) is carried by a surrounding carrier support (18) via intermediate walls (24, 25, 26). The carrier support has the form of a shell (18) which is attached at the rear adjacent connecting devices (19), to a carrier, such as a hydraulic digging machine which aligns the machine housing (11) while the manner (10) is at work. The machine housing (11) is constructed without joints in its axial direction along the length of the housing and includes a guide passage (21) in which a percussion motor (15) is carried, this percussion motor having the form of an insert cartridge which can be clamped from the rear.