Abstract: A grinding wheel including a ring-shaped wheel, a first fixing cap, a second fixing cap and a buffer member. The ring-shaped wheel has a fixing section and a working section formed along outer circumference of the fixing section. The first and second fixing caps are respectively mounted on two sides of the fixing section. The buffer member is positioned between the first and second fixing caps for reducing shock produced in operation. The circumference of the buffer member is formed with multiple movable vanes. When the grinding wheel is rotated at high speed, the centrifugal force will deform the movable vanes of the buffer member to lean on the ring-shaped wheel for supporting the working section thereof.

Abstract: A pneumatic buffing machine including a housing having an internal chamber in which a pneumatically driven motor set is mounted. The motor set includes an eccentric block for driving a grinding disc. A skirt shade is screwed under a bottom of the housing by means of outer thread and inner thread. The skirt shade has a large diameter section and a small diameter section. The skirt shade is formed with a central through hole. The eccentric block of the motor set is passed through the through hole and accommodated in the large diameter section. A shoulder section is formed between the large diameter section and the small diameter section and adjacent to the outer thread of the small diameter section. A top end of the small diameter section serves as a stopper section.

Abstract: A controlling mechanism of pneumatic tool. The controlling mechanism is formed with a radial hole in which a speed adjustment button and a direction switching button are disposed. A pad member is disposed between the speed adjustment button and direction switching button. The speed adjustment button is formed with an axial through hole in which a pin member is inserted. One end of the pin member is formed with a through hole. A valve rod is passed through a through hole of an inlet passage of the main body of the pneumatic tool and inserted into the through hole of the pin member. When the pin member is driven, the valve rod is driven to bias a valve plate, whereby the air can get into the main body of the pneumatic tool.

Abstract: A pneumatic buffing machine including a housing having an internal chamber in which a pneumatically driven motor set is mounted. The motor set includes an eccentric block for driving a grinding disc. A skirt shade is screwed under a bottom of the housing by means of outer thread and inner thread. The skirt shade has a large diameter section and a small diameter section. The skirt shade is formed with a central through hole. The eccentric block of the motor set is passed through the through hole and accommodated in the large diameter section. A shoulder section is formed between the large diameter section and the small diameter section and adjacent to the outer thread of the small diameter section. A top end of the small diameter section serves as a stopper section.

Abstract: A pneumatic pruning hook with a telescopic shank includes a handle having a chamber defined therein and connected to a compressed air source, a valve mounted in the chamber for selectively allowing the compressed flowing into the chamber. The telescopic shank includes an outer tube longitudinally secured to the handle and an inner tube partially slidably received in the outer tube. A work device is secured on the inner tube opposite to the handle. A spiraled hose is received in the telescopic shank and respectively connected the handle and the work device for guiding the compressed air into the work device. A safety is mounted to the work device for selectively engaged to the work device to prevent the work device from an unexpected operation.

Abstract: A pneumatic handheld grinding apparatus includes a housing, a motor set received in the housing. A locking member is mounted to the housing to hold the motor set in place and a grinding disk is connected to the motor set so that the grinding disk is rotated when the motor is operated due to a compressed air.

Abstract: A pneumatic pruning hook with a telescopic shank includes a handle having a chamber defined therein and connected to a compressed air source, a valve mounted in the chamber for selectively allowing the compressed flowing into the chamber. The telescopic shank includes an outer tube longitudinally secured to the handle and an inner tube partially slidably received in the outer tube. A work device is secured on the inner tube opposite to the handle. A spiraled hose is received in the telescopic shank and respectively connected the handle and the work device for guiding the compressed air into the work device. A safety is mounted to the work device for selectively engaged to the work device to prevent the work device from an unexpected operation.

Abstract: An air-liquid separating apparatus for compressed air includes a cooling device adapted to be connected to an air source via a first transfer tube. The cooling device includes a liquid cooling tank filled with cooling agent and a cooling tube spiraled in the liquid cooling tank for condensing and separating the mist in the compressed air. An air-liquid separating tank is connected to the liquid cooling tank, wherein the compressed air is cooled and released again in the air-liquid separating tank. The air-liquid separating tank includes a backflow tube connected to the air-liquid separating tank for outputting the compressed air. The backflow tube is provided to carry the heat from the cooling device.

Abstract: An air-liquid separating apparatus for compressed air includes a cooling device adapted to be connected to an air source via a first transfer tube. The cooling device includes a liquid cooling tank filled with cooling agent and a cooling tube spiraled in the liquid cooling tank for condensing and separating the mist in the compressed air. An air-liquid separating tank is connected to the liquid cooling tank, wherein the compressed air is cooled and released again in the air-liquid separating tank. The air-liquid separating tank includes a backflow tube connected to the air-liquid separating tank for outputting the compressed air. The backflow tube is provided to carry the heat from the cooling device.

Abstract: An air-liquid separating method and apparatus for compressed air. The high pressure air output from an air compressor is transferred through a transfer tube to pass through the cooling tube of a cooling tank. The cooling tube has a diameter larger than that of the transfer tube so that the high pressure air goes from a smaller room into a larger room and the pressure is relieved. The temperature of the high pressure air is lowered due to relief of the pressure and the pressure of the vapor is, approximately the saturated vapor pressure. The cooled high pressure air is further transferred to an air-liquid separating tank. The temperature of the air is lowered to the dew point due to further relief of pressure. At this time, the vapor contained in the high pressure air is condensed into liquid water which drops onto the bottom of the air-liquid separating tank and separates from the air.

Abstract: A dust collector of a grinding device includes an inner cover and an outer cover. The outer cover encloses the inner cover and is not extending to a whole periphery of the inner cover, but a notch is formed. The outer cover has a lower edge, and when the dust collector is installed to a grinding device, the inner cover is installed between a grinding disk of a grinding device and a body of the grinding device. The inner cover and the grinding disk define a first chamber. The outer cover enclosing the inner cover and the grinding disk; defining a second chamber with the inner cover and the grinding disk.

Abstract: According to an embodiment, the apparatus includes a conduit, a base assembly, and a drum. The base assembly has a blower unit to create suction at openings of a tube that is coupled to the conduit. The blower unit has sufficient strength so that particles can be sucked into the tube and then blown through the conduit past a distal opening of the conduit, while the conduit is vertically oriented such as a Christmas tree on display. The base assembly has a first catch that extends away from and surrounds the tube openings. The drum has a number of connected sections where each can pivot with respect to adjacent ones so that the sections can be folded on top of each other to form a stack. Each upper portion of the section has a fastening mechanism which allows upper portions to be removably attached to the portions of adjacent sections so as to form another catch that has an opening.

Abstract: A dust collector of a grinding device includes an inner cover and an outer cover. The outer cover encloses the inner cover and is not extending to a whole periphery of the inner cover, but a notch is formed. The outer cover has a lower edge, and when the dust collector is installed to a grinding device, the inner cover is installed between a grinding disk of a grinding device and a body of the grinding device. The inner cover and the grinding disk define a first chamber. The outer cover enclosing the inner cover and the grinding disk; defining a second chamber with the inner cover and the grinding disk.

Abstract: A heat sink assembly for an electrical socket of the present invention comprises a heat sink and a latching member latching with a pair of lugs on the socket. The heat sink comprises a base plate and a plurality of fins projecting upward therefrom. A receiving channel is integrally formed between the fins in the base plate for receiving the latching member. A pair of positioning tabs depends downward from a bottom surface of the base plate to tightly engage in a slit between the electric socket and a CPU mounted thereon for positioning the heat sink assembly on the CPU and keeping it from moving along the CPU. The receiving channel and the fins extend in a first direction while the tabs extend in a second direction vertical to the first direction.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device includes a heat sink (80) and an assembling device for securing the heat sink to a, chip (90) mounted on a printed circuit board (100). The heat sink has a pair of ears (82) each defining an aperture (84) therein. The assembling device includes a clip (70), a pair of sleeves (50) each defining a cavity (62) therethrough, and a pair of springs (60). Each sleeve extends through the aperture of a corresponding ear of the heat sink, and the springs are disposed respectively between the ears and an end of the sleeves. The clip has a pair of posts (66) for extending through the printed circuit board to engage with the corresponding cavities.

Abstract: A pneumatic sander structure including a dustproof cover disposed between a top face of the middle section of the shaft and the bearing in the lower bearing seat. The outer edge of the dustproof cover upward extends to the lower bearing seat and is kept spaced therefrom by a very small gap, whereby the air flowing into the lower bearing seat can be exhausted, while the dust outside the dustproof cover is prevented from entering the dustproof cover.

Abstract: A heat sink assembly includes a fan, a heat sink, and a fixing device which attaches the fan to the heat sink. The heat sink has a plurality of fins. Four catches are respectively formed on four outermost fins, two on each of two longitudinal sides of the base. The fixing device has a base and four legs depending from respective corners of the base. A pair of protrusions depends from the base near respective lateral sides of the base. Four poles extend upwardly from the base near respective corners of the base. Each leg defines an aperture for engaging with the corresponding catch of the heat sink. The fan defines four through holes for respectively receiving the poles of the fixing device.

Abstract: A heat sink system assembled within a computer enclosure for dissipating heat away from a heat generating element comprises a fan duct, a heat pipe and a fan. The computer enclosure forms an opening. The fan duct is a square hollow shell attached to the computer enclosure, with a surface thereof coupled to the computer enclosure near the opening. A first hole is defined in the surface of the fan duct in communication with the opening, thereby communicating with an exterior of the computer enclosure. A second hole is defined in another surface of the fan duct in communication with an interior of the computer enclosure. The heat pipe includes a main body and two attaching portions at opposite ends thereof for being respectively attached to the heat generating element and the fan duct. The main body has a conductive material disposed therein. The fan is assembled within the first hole.