Abstract: A power tool having at least one front handle and a tool, wherein the tool can be cooled with a cooling liquid during the operation of the power tool. The power tool has a regulating unit for providing the cooling liquid, wherein the regulating unit has a valve for setting a quantity of cooling liquid and is integrated on the front handle.

Abstract: A power tool having a first rechargeable battery and a second rechargeable battery as energy sources, wherein the power tool includes a main body and a motor. In particular, the power tool is characterized in that the main body has a first receiving space for receiving the first rechargeable battery, and a second receiving space for receiving the second rechargeable battery, wherein the receiving spaces are arranged in such a way within a housing of the main body that the rechargeable batteries are accessible and replaceable from a rear side of the main body, wherein the receiving spaces for the rechargeable batteries form a lower boundary of the main body of the power tool. The receiving spaces for the rechargeable batteries or the rechargeable batteries themselves are arranged in a lower, rear region of the main body, where they are particularly well protected against falling, moisture or the like.

Abstract: A handle for a power tool, wherein the handle has a switch-on lock and an operating switch. The handle is characterized in that the switch-on lock is configured to prevent contact between a spring element of the operating switch and an electronic switching element in a blocking position of the switch-on lock and to permit same in an operating position of the switch-on lock. In a second aspect, the invention relates to a power tool having a handle. In further aspects, the invention relates to methods for switching on a power tool and for switching off and locking a power tool, wherein contact between the operating switch and an electronic switching element can be prevented in a blocking position and permitted in an operating position.

Abstract: A power tool having a disk-shaped tool and a guard plate in order to protect the power tool from flying sparks. The guard plate here has devices for supporting a secure standing position of the power tool, wherein the devices include an elastic material and can be preassembled on tabs of the guard plate. An assembly and a method for rapidly mounting a guard plate and devices for supporting a secure standing position of a power tool on a power tool is also provided.

Abstract: A handle for a power tool, wherein the handle has a safety switch and an operating switch. The handle is characterized in that the safety switch includes a switching region and a front region, wherein the front region is configured to interact with a mating contour of the operating switch such that unintentional switching on of the power tool is prevented. A power tool having a proposed handle is also provided. An improved locking possibility for an operating switch of a power tool can advantageously be provided.

Abstract: A power tool having a first handle, a second handle, and a main body, wherein the second handle projects beyond a rear side of the main body of the power tool by a length a in order to protect the power tool in the event of a fall. In other words, this means that the second handle projects beyond the main body of the power tool in a rear spatial direction and thus forms an overlap to protect the power tool and especially the rechargeable batteries thereof.

Abstract: A power tool having an air cooling system. A special air guidance system is proposed, the components of the power tool, such as a motor, transmission or electronics of the power tool, can be supplied in a particularly efficient manner with a cooling air flow around them and in this way can be cooled. In this case, the cooling system should, in particular, be independent of any components of the housing of the power tool since the air guidance is advantageously brought about by internal guidance processes, wherein these internal guidance processes preferably take place independently of components of the housing of the power tool. In particular, the housing-independent air cooling of the components of the power tool is achieved by the provision of a fan on a rotor of the motor of the power tool, which is designed, by means of a reduced pressure, to produce a cooling air flow and guide it in a suitable manner through the power tool.

Abstract: A protection device for a power tool is provided. The power tool can be, in particular, a hand-held battery-operated power tool, such as a cut-off grinder. The power tool preferably has main components in a main region, such as a motor, transmission and rechargeable batteries, which are protected effectively from mechanical damage, e.g. when dropped, by the protection device. Moreover, the protection device prevents the transmission of vibrations in the power tool to the user. In a second aspect, the invention relates to a system which comprises a protection device and a power tool.

Abstract: A hand-held power tool (2) has a base housing (4) in which there is provided an operational unit (12) movable in a reciprocating manner along a operational axis (A) defining a first spatial axis (z) and spaced from a center of gravity (SP) of the hand-held power tool (2) in direction of a second spatial axis (y) which is perpendicular to the first spatial axis, (z), and further has a cover housing (18) which is held on the base housing (4) by decoupling elements and is fixedly connected to a main handle (24) and to side-handle connection element (28), with the decoupling elements having, in a projection perpendicular to a plane (Eyz) defined by the first spatial axis (z) and the second spatial axis (y), a first support device (19) which is located adjacent to the center of gravity and which holds the cover housing (18) on the base housing (4) so as to be displaceable along and pivotal in direction of the first spatial axis (z).

Abstract: A hand-held power tool includes a drive spindle (2) rotatable about a rotational axis (A) and provided at its free end with a clamping flange (3) and a locking thread (4) having at least one thread undercut (8), and a locking nut (7) tightenable on the locking thread (4) for securing a disc-shaped tool (5) between its clamping surface (6) and the clamping flange (3) of the drive spindle (2), with the thread undercut (8) having an axial length that corresponds to at least an axial length of an inner thread (9) of the locking nut (7).

Abstract: A hand-held power tool includes a drive spindle (2) rotatable about a rotational axis (A), a clamping flange (3) provided at a free end of the drive spindle (2) and having at least one inner thread (12) that in a mounted condition of the clamping flange (3) on the drive spindle (2), engages in a thread undercut (13) of the clamping flange (2), a locking pin likewise provided at the free end of the drive spindle (2) and having a locking thread (4), and a locking nut (7) tightenable on the locking thread (4) for securing a disc-shaped tool (5) between the clamping flange (3) and the clamping surface (6) of the locking nut (7), with the clamping flange (3) having in its axial region between the disc-shaped tool (5) and an inner recess (8) of the locking nut (7) in which the centering collar (9) of the clamping flange (3) can be partially received at least one radial, outwardly projecting nose (10), and with the disc-shaped tool (5) having at least one, opening radially inwardly and axially extending groove (11)

Abstract: A hand-held power tool includes a spring-mounted decoupling device (16) for supporting a tool handle (14) on the tool housing (4) and having a first spring-mounted support (18) and a second spring-mounted support (20) that is spaced from the operational axis (A) in a second direction (y) perpendicular to the first direction (z) further away than the first spring-mounted support (18) that has a smaller spring stiffness along the second direction (y) than along the first direction (z).

Abstract: A hand-held power tool includes a drive spindle (2) rotatable about a rotational axis (A), a clamping flange (3) provided at a free end of the drive spindle (2) and having at least one inner thread (12) that in a mounted condition of the clamping flange (3) on the drive spindle (2), engages in a thread undercut (13) of the clamping flange (2), a locking pin likewise provided at the free end of the drive spindle (2) and having a locking thread (4), and a locking nut (7) tightenable on the locking thread (4) for securing a disc-shaped tool (5) between the clamping flange (3) and the clamping surface (6) of the locking nut (7), with the clamping flange (3) having in its axial region between the disc-shaped tool (5) and an inner recess (8) of the locking nut (7) in which the centering collar (9) of the clamping flange (3) can be partially received at least one radial, outwardly projecting nose (10), and with the disc-shaped tool (5) having at least one, opening radially inwardly and axially extending groove (11)

Abstract: A hand-held power tool includes a drive spindle (2) rotatable about a rotational axis (A) and provided at its free end with a clamping flange (3) and a locking thread (4) having at least one thread undercut (8), and a locking nut (7) tightenable on the locking thread (4) for securing a disc-shaped tool (5) between its clamping surface (6) and the clamping flange (3) of the drive spindle (2), with the thread undercut (8) having an axial length that corresponds to at least an axial length of an inner thread (9) of the locking nut (7).

Abstract: A hand-held power tool includes a spring-mounted decoupling device (16) for supporting a tool handle (14) on a tool housing (4) and having a first support arrangement (18) including a connecting device (22) pivotally supported relative to the housing by a housing-side pivotal support (28) and relative to the handle (14) by a handle-side pivotal support (32), and a second support arrangement (20) that is spaced from the operational axis (A) in a second direction (y) perpendicular to the first direction (z) further away than the first support arrangement (18).

Abstract: A hand-held power tool (2) has a base housing (4) in which there is provided an operational unit (12) movable in a reciprocating manner along a operational axis (A) defining a first spatial axis (z) and spaced from a center of gravity (SP) of the hand-held power tool (2) in direction of a second spatial axis (y) which is perpendicular to the first spatial axis, (z), and further has a cover housing (18) which is held on the base housing (4) by decoupling elements and is fixedly connected to a main handle (24) and to side-handle connection element (28), with the decoupling elements having, in a projection perpendicular to a plane (Eyz) defined by the first spatial axis (z) and the second spatial axis (y), a first support device (19) which is located adjacent to the center of gravity and which holds the cover housing (18) on the base housing (4) so as to be displaceable along and pivotal in direction of the first spatial axis (z).

Abstract: A hand-held power tool includes a spring-mounted decoupling device (16) for supporting a tool handle (14) on the tool housing (4) and having a first spring-mounted support (18) and a second spring-mounted support (20) that is spaced from the operational axis (A) in a second direction (y) perpendicular to the first direction (z) further away than the first spring-mounted support (18) that has a smaller spring stiffness along the second direction (y) than along the first direction (z).

Abstract: A hand-held power tool includes a spring-mounted decoupling device (16) for supporting a tool handle (14) on a tool housing (4) and having a first support arrangement (18) including a connecting device (22) pivotally supported relative to the housing by a housing-side pivotal support (28) and relative to the handle (14) by a handle-side pivotal support (32), and a second support arrangement (20) that is spaced from the operational axis (A) in a second direction (y) perpendicular to the first direction (z) further away than the first support arrangement (18).

Abstract: A hand-held machine tool (2) has a main housing (6) at which vibrations are generated during operation, a handle housing (12) that is held at the main housing (6) with the intermediary of a vibration-reducing device (14), and an adjusting arrangement (22) which has an adjusting device on the main housing side which can be adjusted between at least two positions and an adjusting device on the handle housing side which can be adjusted between at least two positions and which is mechanically connected to the adjusting device (26) on the main housing side by an adjusting connection (26). The adjusting connection (26) has a flexible vibration-reducing portion (36) between the handle housing (12) and the main housing (6).