Abstract: A belt sander includes a shield, a housing, and a sanding belt. The shield includes a main plate unit and an extension plate unit. The main plate unit cooperates with the housing to define a protection space. The extension plate unit extends from the main plate unit toward the sanding belt, and cooperates with the housing to define an opening that is in spatial communication with the protection space. The extension plate unit is spaced apart from the sanding belt in a first extending direction of a first axis, and cooperates with the sanding belt to define a first gap therebetween in the first extending direction. The extension plate unit is spaced apart from the sanding belt in a second extending direction of a second axis substantially orthogonal to the first axis, and cooperates with the sanding belt to define two second gaps therebetween in the second extending direction.

Abstract: An electric wrench includes a tool head unit, a wrench body unit that defines an accommodating space extending along a first axis, an output unit that includes a head driver configured to rotate in a selected direction and output rotational energy, a handle unit, an electric unit that is operable for driving rotation of the head driver, and a control unit that is mounted on the wrench body unit. The control unit includes a display, a control module that is disposed in the accommodating space, and a battery module that is disposed in the accommodating space between the electric unit and the handle unit, and that has at least one battery configured to provide electric energy to the electric unit and the display. The electric unit, the battery module and the handle unit are arranged along the first axis.

Abstract: An electric ratchet wrench includes a tool head unit, a wrench body unit, an output unit, an electric unit, and a sensor unit. The wrench body unit includes a main body portion, and an installation portion connected between the tool head unit and the main body portion. The output unit includes a head driver mounted on the tool head unit, and being configured to rotate in a selected direction and output rotational energy. The sensor unit includes a transmitting handle pivotably connected to the main body portion, and at least one sensor module disposed between the main body portion and the transmitting handle. When the transmitting handle is driven by an external force to pivot relative to the main body portion, the sensor module outputs a torque reading of the external force.

Abstract: An electric torque wrench includes a ratchet head unit, a wrench body unit, a drive output unit, an electric motor unit, a strain sensor unit, and a control unit. The wrench body unit includes a connection sleeve that is connected to the ratchet head unit. The drive output unit includes a ratchet head driver. The electric motor unit includes an electric motor configured to drive rotation of the ratchet head driver. The strain sensor unit is mounted in the wrench body unit, and is configured to output a torque reading of an external force that acts on the wrench body unit. The control unit includes a display module for displaying the torque reading, a control module signally connected to the electric motor unit, the strain sensor unit, and the display module, and a battery module. The strain sensor unit is located between the electric motor and the battery module.

Abstract: A power tool includes a motor, an output shaft, a tool main body and an adjustable lighting mechanism. The output shaft is connected to the motor. The tool main body includes an end face and a curved guiding slot. The curved guiding slot is near the end face. The adjustable lighting mechanism includes a housing, a swinging member and a lighting source. The housing is moveably mounted to the tool main body and guided by the curved guiding slots. The swinging member is connected to the housing and includes a pivot centerline. The lighting source is disposed at the housing and includes a lighting centerline. The housing can rotate outward from an output axis, such that the pivot centerline moves within a swinging range and the lighting centerline moves within a lighting range.

Abstract: A power tool includes a motor, an output shaft, a tool main body and an adjustable lighting mechanism. The output shaft is connected to the motor. The tool main body includes an end face and a curved guiding slot. The curved guiding slot is near the end face. The adjustable lighting mechanism includes a housing, a swinging member and a lighting source. The housing is moveably mounted to the tool main body and guided by the curved guiding slots. The swinging member is connected to the housing and includes a pivot centerline. The lighting source is disposed at the housing and includes a lighting centerline. The housing can rotate outward from an output axis, such that the pivot centerline moves within a swinging range and the lighting centerline moves within a lighting range.

Abstract: A portable grinding tool includes a casing structure and a drive unit. The casing structure includes a main body part defining a first axis, and a grip part extending from the main body part along a second axis. The drive unit is mounted to the main body part and includes a rotating shaft for outputting rotational kinetic energy, the rotating shaft has an output section that extends along the first axis and passes out through the main body part. The output section and the grip part cooperate to define an angle included therebetween and ranging between 95 and 135 degrees.

Abstract: A pneumatic tool includes a casing, a cylinder unit, a valve knob and a pneumatic sealing device. The casing has a main portion that has an inner surface defining a receiving space therein, and an outer surface opposite to the inner surface. The cylinder unit is mounted in the receiving space. The valve knob is disposed in the receiving space and is rotatably connected to the cylinder unit. The pneumatic sealing device includes a ring member that is ring-shaped and rigid, that surrounds and is connected to the valve knob, and that is clamped between the inner surface of the casing and the cylinder unit for keeping a distance between the casing and the cylinder unit constant.

Abstract: A pneumatic ratchet wrench includes a main body formed with a receiving chamber, a head unit, a driving unit and an air motor. The head unit defines a gas passage, and includes a ring portion and a frame portion. The ring portion includes an exit in spatial communication with the gas passage and opens toward the frame portion. The driving unit includes a driving head, and a transmission shaft mounted in the head unit. The air motor drives the transmission shaft and includes a cylinder and a rotor. The cylinder includes a venting hole allowing gas produced in the cylinder to pass through the venting hole and the gas passage and to exit from the exit to be blown toward the frame portion.

Abstract: A power tool structure including a main body, a socket, a positioning ball, a pressing ring, a locking mechanism and a head is provided. The socket is connected to the main body and includes an arc space and a through hole passing through an annular wall of the socket to communicate with the arc space. The positioning ball is movably received in the through hole. The pressing ring includes a track. The locking mechanism sleeves on the pressing ring and is coupled to the pressing ring. The locking mechanism includes a coupling portion corresponding to the track, and the locking mechanism is forced to rotate so as to switch between a first position and a second position relative to the pressing ring, thereby allowing the locking mechanism to selectively press against the positioning ball. The head is pivotally inserted in the socket and includes a positioning portion.

Abstract: A pneumatic tool includes a main body unit, a control valve unit, a switch unit and a trigger unit. The main body unit has a flow path for guiding inflow of air. The control valve unit removably blocks the flow path. The switch unit includes a sleeve member movable between an open position where the control valve unit is driven to unblock the flow path, and a block position where the control valve unit is driven to block the flow path. The trigger unit includes a trigger member operable to move the sleeve member between the open position and the block position.

Abstract: A pneumatic tool includes a casing, a cylinder unit, a valve knob and a pneumatic sealing device. The casing has a main portion that has an inner surface defining a receiving space therein, and an outer surface opposite to the inner surface. The cylinder unit is mounted in the receiving space. The valve knob is disposed in the receiving space and is rotatably connected to the cylinder unit. The pneumatic sealing device includes a ring member that is ring-shaped and rigid, that surrounds and is connected to the valve knob, and that is clamped between the inner surface of the casing and the cylinder unit for keeping a distance between the casing and the cylinder unit constant.

Abstract: A pneumatic ratchet wrench includes a main body formed with a receiving chamber, a head unit, a driving unit and an air motor. The head unit defines a gas passage, and includes a ring portion and a frame portion. The ring portion includes an exit in spatial communication with the gas passage and opens toward the frame portion. The driving unit includes a driving head, and a transmission shaft mounted in the head unit. The air motor drives the transmission shaft and includes a cylinder and a rotor. The cylinder includes a venting hole allowing gas produced in the cylinder to pass through the venting hole and the gas passage and to exit from the exit to be blown toward the frame portion.

Abstract: A pneumatic tool includes a main body unit, a switch unit and a trigger unit. The main body unit defines a flow path, and an annular space surrounding the flow path. The flow path includes a front path section, and a rear path section separated from the front path section. The switch unit includes a sleeve member movable relative to the main body unit between an opening position where fluid communication between the front path section and the rear path section is permitted, and a closing position where fluid communication between the front path section and the sear path section is prevented. The trigger unit is rotatably mounted to the main body unit, and includes a trigger member operable to move the sleeve member between the opening position and the closing position.

Abstract: A switching device for a pneumatic tool includes a valve member, a connecting member and an operating unit. The valve member is rotatable relative to the pneumatic tool between first and second positions. The connecting member is coupled to the valve member in a manner such that the connecting member drives the rotation of the valve member and that an assembly of the valve member and the connecting member is flexible, so as to establish an air-tight seal between the valve member and a pneumatic motor of the pneumatic tool. The operating unit is mounted on the pneumatic tool and coupled co-rotatably to the connecting member.

Abstract: A pneumatic ratchet wrench includes a main body, an output unit, a driving unit, and a transmission unit. The main body has a handle section and a shrunk head section narrower than the handle section. The output unit includes a driving head for outputting a power. At least a major portion of the output unit is disposed within the shrunk head section. The driving unit is disposed within the main body for generating the power pneumatically. The transmission unit is disposed within the handle section for transmitting the power to the driving head.

Abstract: A pneumatic tool includes a handle body, an output unit having a driving head, a driving unit for driving the output unit, and a switching unit operable to change the rotational direction of the driving head. The handle body includes: a surrounding wall having a top surface and an axial space that has a central axis and that is adapted to permit the driving unit to be mounted therein; a mounting unit disposed at the top surface of the surrounding wall and adapted to permit the switching unit to be mounted therein; and a through hole formed vertically through the surrounding wall and in spatial communication with the axial space, the through hole being adapted to permit the output unit to be mounted therein.

Abstract: A pneumatic tool includes a main body unit, a control valve unit, a switch unit and a trigger unit. The main body unit has a flow path for guiding inflow of air. The control valve unit removably blocks the flow path. The switch unit includes a sleeve member movable between an open position where the control valve unit is driven to unblock the flow path, and a block position where the control valve unit is driven to block the flow path. The trigger unit includes a trigger member operable to move the sleeve member between the open position and the block position.

Abstract: A ratchet wrench includes a direction switching device. The direction switching device includes two switching members for controlling the rotational direction of a gear, a resilient unit disposed among a body and the switching members for biasing the switching members away from the gear, and a ring unit disposed rotatably on the body. The ring unit includes a convex portion and a concave portion, and is operable to allow the convex portion and the concave portion to act on the switching members, so that one of the switching members comes into contact with the gear, while the other of the switching members is removed from the gear. When no external force is applied to the ring unit, the switching members are biased by the resilient unit to remove from the gear.

Abstract: A motor assembly for a pneumatic tool includes: a motor cylinder coaxially secured in a tubular inner housing, which is coaxially secured in a tubular outer housing and has an inlet passage defining a longitudinal axis, including a valve seat, and defining forward and reverse passages that communicate with a motor chamber and extend through the valve seat, and an exhaust port that communicates with the motor chamber, and a throttle passage defined between the inner and outer housings; a motor rotor supported within the motor chamber and rotatable in a forward or reverse direction; and a rotary valve coaxially disposed in the inner housing, supported by the valve seat, and rotatable about the longitudinal axis between forward and reverse positions.