Abstract: A horizontal boring rig that may be used for the excavation of horizontal bores in soil or other substrates without the use of tracks or other supporting equipment. The boring rig may include a hydraulic motor or other powered device for turning an auger or other excavation tool. The hydraulic motor may be pivotally mounted to the boring rig and drive the bore string through an intermediate shaft including a universal joint. The degree of freedom provided by the universal joint and motor mounting prevents breakage of the boring string from deflection or kickback. A front guide may be used to prevent excessive deflection of the universal joint. The boring rig may ride on skids that allow the rig to follow a working grade and may incorporate spoil channels for directing excavated material around or away from the skid feet for improved accuracy in following the working grade.

Abstract: A cooling chuck relating to a technical field of mechanical manufacturing of drill chuck is provided, including a drill body, a clamping jaw, a nut, a sleeve and a back cover, wherein: a connection hole is provided at a back end of the drill body for connecting to a drive mechanism; a clamping jaw outlet is provided at a front end of the drill body; a clamping jaw cavity is arranged on the drill body outside the connection hole at the back end of the drill body; the clamping jaw is arranged in the clamping jaw cavity; a thread section is arranged at a back part of the clamping jaw; the thread section at the back part of the clamping jaw is engaged with the nut arranged at an outer side surface of the clamping jaw cavity; the nut is connected to the sleeve; the back cover is arranged at the back end of the drill body; a clamping jaw slope is arranged at a back end of the clamping jaw; the clamping jaw slope inclines downward clockwise or anticlockwise along a rotation direction of the drill body; air inlets ar

Abstract: A dust collector includes a main body, a sliding part, and a communication passage. The main body includes an internal region disposed between a power tool and a dust storing region. The sliding part is held by the main body so as to be slidable in a first direction while partly protruding out of the main body through an opening and partly disposed in the internal region. The communication passage extends in a second direction crossing the first direction within the internal region. When the sliding part is placed at a closest position, a distance in the first direction between the opening and an innermost end of the sliding part is longer than a distance between the opening and the communication passage. The sliding part includes an interference avoiding part configured to avoid interference with the communication passage when the sliding part is placed at the closest position.

Abstract: A power tool includes a drilling tool and a dust collector configured to be removably attached to the drilling tool. The dust collector includes a dust collector body, a passage part provided in the dust collector body and having elasticity, and a storing part configured to be removably attached to the dust collector body and to store dust. The passage part includes a drilling tool mounting port part configured to be connected to the drilling tool while pressing a specified region of the drilling tool, and a storing part mounting port part configured to be connected to the storing part while pressing a specified region of the storing part. Air containing the dust is led through the dust collector body to the storing part, and the air from which the dust has been separated in the storing part is led through the passage part into the drilling tool.

Abstract: A vacuum device for a drilling hand tool includes a housing, a connection piece, a blower, and a collecting vessel. A drilling tool can be plugged into and through the connection device along a working axis. The blower conveys dust-laden air from the connection piece into the collecting vessel. The connection vessel includes a tray cartridge which can be removed from the housing, and a locking bar. The locking bar is hinged on the tray cartridge or on the housing and can pivot between a locking position and an unlocked position. When the locking bar is in the locking position, it presses the tray cartridge against the housing to provide pretensioning.

Abstract: In a power tool dust collecting device, a blocking ring that is subject to elastic deformation upon contact with a workpiece surface for blockage between a suction head and the workpiece surface is provided to the front surface of the suction head to be brought into contact with the workpiece surface. The blocking ring has a ventilating portion (a V-shaped slit) that ensures the flow of air to the suction head regardless of whether the elastic deformation has occurred.

Abstract: A rotary tool includes a motor having an output shaft, the output shaft defining an axis of rotation. The motor is configured to rotate the output shaft in a first direction about the axis of rotation. An accessory tool retention mechanism is attached to a distal end portion of the output shaft and configured to releasably retain an accessory tool in alignment with the axis of rotation. A fan mechanism includes a plurality of fan blades attached to the accessory tool retention mechanism and extending radially outwardly therefrom. The plurality of fan blades are configured to move air forwardly in a direction that is generally parallel to the axis of rotation as the accessory tool retention mechanism is rotated in the first direction by the output shaft.

Abstract: A portable power tool includes a motor located in a motor housing of the tool and having a rotary output shaft, a working part arranged to be driven by the rotary output shaft, a dust collection container arranged to collect dust produced by the operation of the power tool on a workpiece during use, and a fan. The fan is arranged to be rotated about an axis by the motor to convey the dust to the dust collection container, the axis of rotation of the fan being non-coaxial with the rotary output shaft of the motor. A part of an exterior surface of the dust collection container is formed as a recess into which the motor housing at least partly extends, such that the dust collection container extends at least partly around the motor housing.

Abstract: A hand-held power tool has a tool member and a motor drivingly connected to the tool member, wherein the motor is arranged in a motor housing. A battery for driving the tool member is provided. A guide shaft has arranged on its first end the battery and on its second end the motor housing and the tool member. A rotatably power output part arranged on the motor housing is drivingly connected to the motor. The power output part supports the tool member. Cooling air is sucked through the guide shaft into the motor housing. Between the power output part and the motor housing an annular air exit gap is formed through which the cooling air exits the motor housing. At least one guide vane that projects into the annular air exit gap is provided.

Abstract: To provide a hand-held power tool which is equipped with a motor and can be used in a normal driving mode for a tip end tool and also in driving modes other than the normal driving mode. A power tool in which a tip end tool is driven by a motor to thereby perform a predetermined machining process on a workpiece, wherein the motor is a dual rotor motor comprising: an inner rotor; an outer rotor; and a stator including a driving coil mechanism, with the inner rotor and the outer rotor being coaxially disposed.

Abstract: A dust extraction system for a power tool having a output shaft, a collet configured for engaging a tool bit and a collet nut engageable to the output shaft, comprises a base configured for mounting on the power tool, the base defining a cavity having an opening for passage of the output shaft therethrough and a discharge chute in communication with the cavity. The system further includes an impeller sized and configured to be rotatably received within the cavity, including a hub and a plurality of vanes emanating from the hub configured to draw dust from the workpiece into the cavity and to direct the dust through the discharge chute. A collet nut is integrated into the hub of the impeller so that the impeller can be directly mounted to the output shaft of the power tool while clamping the collet onto the tool bit.

Abstract: Disclosed is a feature that collects dust particles that arise from a processing operation of an impact tool. The dust collection device collects dust that arises from of a processing operation and is attached to the impact tool that performs a pre-determined processing operation on a processed member by way of a tool bit mounted to the tip region of the tool body being linearly operated at least in the lengthwise direction. The dust collection device has a dust collection unit of which the tip opens as a dust intake port and the contour shape is formed unevenly around the long axis of the tool bit. The position of the dust collection unit is freely selected around the long axis of the tool bit, and it is possible to cause the position to change around the long axis of the bit.

Abstract: It is an object of the invention to provide an effective technique for reducing adverse effect of a dust suction device on the operability of a power tool, in the power tool which can suck dust generated during operation. The power tool has a motor 111 and a tool body 103 that houses the motor 111. A tool bit 119 is coupled to a tip end region of the tool body and driven by the motor 111 to perform a predetermined operation. The power tool further includes a dust suction part 151 through which dust generated during operation by the tool bit 119 is sucked and which covers at least a tip end of the tool bit 119, a dust transfer passage 153 through which the dust sucked into the dust suction part 151 is transferred and which is partly disposed within the tool body 103, and a dust discharge port 174 through which the dust transferred through the dust transfer passage 153 is discharged to the outside. Further, the dust discharge port 174 is disposed on the opposite side of the motor 111 from the tool bit 119.

Abstract: A hammer drill includes a dust collector engaged with a housing by sliding. An engagement protrusion, which can engage and disengage with a rear engagement recessed portion provided on a guide groove of the housing, is provided at a position where the dust collector engages with the housing and biased in the direction of engagement with the rear engagement recessed portion. A front engagement recessed portion is also provided on the guide groove, and can engage with the engagement protrusion at a slide position of the dust collector in front of the engagement position. By engaging the engagement protrusion with the front engagement recessed portion, the dust collector can be fixed to the housing even at the slide position.

Abstract: A dust box joined to a dust collecting device is formed of a box body, and a lid body that is joined to the box body by a hinge and can open and close an opening of the box body, and a main filter and a pre-filter are attached to the lid body.

Abstract: A drilling device includes an end cutting tool, a main housing, a motor, a transmission, and a dust collection unit. The end cutting tool processes a workpiece. The motor is provided in the main housing for generating a torque. The transmission transmits the torque to rotate the end cutting tool. The dust collection unit collects dust generated by the rotation of the end cutting tool. The dust collection unit includes a dust case for accumulating the dust therein. The dust case is detachable from the main housing and has an inlet and an outlet. The inlet and the outlet are oriented in a single direction.

Abstract: A suction device (11) for a hammer drill (6) has a first end (12) with a securing device (14) for securing the suction device (11) to the hammer drill (6) and a second end (13) opposite first end (12) and which has a contact area (15) with which the suction device (11) contacts a constructional component, the suction device (11) further having a receiving space (20) which at least partially encloses a working tool (7) of the pick power tool (6), and being provided with a connection device (18) for a vacuum source. A retaining element (21) having a through-opening (22) for the working tool (7) and a plurality of suction openings (23) is provided in an area (19) of the second end (13).

Abstract: The invention relates to a manual drilling or milling apparatus with a suction device, especially for cutting windscreens of motor vehicles, comprising a housing fixed at the drilling or milling head in which a radial impeller is rotatably supported which can be driven by the drilling or milling head, a suction pipe which is telescopically adjustable at the housing and through which the drill or milling cutter extends, and a catchment tank connected to the housing.

Abstract: A compact drilling system capable of improving working efficiency. The drilling system includes a drilling machine and a compressor. A control circuit controls performances of a drill motor in the drilling machine and an air compression motor in the compressor based on the detection result of a pressure sensor that detects a pressure within an air tank provided in the compressor. When one of the motors is activated, the other motor is not allowed to be operated and only when the drill motor is activated, compressed air is supplied from the air tank to the drilling machine. An electrical socket is provided in the compressor. A power cord extending from the drilling machine can be connected to the socket.

Abstract: A power tool (10) with a housing (12) that includes a dust box (50, 150) and a motor (20) with air cooling, and a cooling exhaust-air duct (44, 46) and a chip suctioning duct (40) which guides a chip-suctioning flow can be used with improved performance and in an environmentally friendlier manner due to the fact that the cooling air flows across the dust box (50, 150) under favorable flow conditions, whereby the evacuation of dust into the dust box (50, 150) is improved and whirls of dust caused by cooling air in the tool region are prevented from forming.

Abstract: A hand-held power tool (2) connectable with a dust suction module (32) includes a motor (64) and an air flow generator (66) which for cooling the motor (64) is located, together with the motor (64), in air flow path (62) between an air inlet and an air outlet (16) both formed in the tool housing, (4, 6), with an air inlet having a side opening (18) and a connection opening (20) connectable with the suction path (60) of the dust suction module (32) and the dust suction module (32) having a suction conduit (58) for connecting the suction path (60) with the air flow path (62) and adjoining the connection opening (20) in a connected condition of the dust suction module (32) with the power tool, and with the power tool (2) further having a closing member provided on the connection opening (20), operable by the dust suction module (32), and having, in an attached position of the dust section module (32), an open position, and having a closed position in the detached condition of the dust suction module (32).

Abstract: An electrically powered tool having a dust collection unit powered by a motor, which unit can be releasably fitted to the tool includes a plug arrangement and a cooperating socket arrangement, one of which is formed on the tool and the other of which is formed on the unit. A first mechanical fixing arrangement is provided comprising a first projection and a first cooperating recess, one of which is formed on the tool and the other of which is formed on the unit. A second mechanical fixing arrangement is provided and comprises a manually actuable releasable latch arrangement and a second cooperating recess, one of which is formed on the tool and the other of which is formed on the unit. The first and second mechanical fixing arrangements cooperate to secure the dust collection unit to the tool in such a way that the plug and socket arrangements form an electrical connection.

Abstract: A dust suppression guard includes a shroud defining an enclosed space. The guard also includes a clamp mounted adjacent a first end of the shroud, a reinforcing member attached to a central portion of the shroud, and a boot attached adjacent a second end of the shroud. The dust suppression guard also includes a hose mounted to and extending through the shroud in communication with the enclosed space. A dust suppression system may include a vacuum source having an attached vacuum hose, where the vacuum hose connects to the hose mounted to and extending through the shroud.

Abstract: A manual machine tool (10) includes a vacuum device for dust removal (19) situated in its housing (12) and a blow-out connection (20) installed after this. A dust collection box (21), particulaily self-contained, can be attached in detachable fashion to the blow-out connection (20) via its blow-in connection (22). The dust collection box (21) is airtight on all but two sides and has air-exit holes (40) on the top side (36) and a dustproof filter element (48)—especially a fluted filter—on the inside. The dust collection box is particularly secure against the unintentional escape of dust after the dust collection box is detached from the associated manual machine tool because a pair of sealing lips (500) arranged as a separate part is provided inside the blow-in connection (22), which pair of sealing lips (500) is connected as a single part with closing flaps (520, 520) projecting into the interior of the dust collection box (210).

Abstract: A doweling hole drilling machine includes a vehicle such as a tractor having a frame pivotally mounted to the side of the tractor. The frame is moveable around an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle from a first horizontal orientation to a second vertical orientation, and the raising or lowering of the frame is powered by hydraulic cylinders. Positioned on the frame is a plurality of parallel mounted spaced drilling machines, each of which is positioned for drilling a hole perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle. Each of the drilling machines is mounted on a drive assembly for moving the machine axially to thereby force a drill bit in the machine to drill a hole. The frame is laterally adjustable in a horizontal direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the tractor and the lateral adjustment is hydraulically powered. The frame is also horizontally adjustable to position the drills to bore at the desired depth into a slab of concrete.

Abstract: An attachment for a rotating tool bit provides air flow in the vicinity of the work area without the need for separate vacuum or compressed air supplies. The device is mounted on the shaft of the rotating tool bit and provided with a plurality of vanes which direct airflow through a cylindrical housing towards or away from the work area. A central aperture provides resilient mounting of the attachment to the tool bit. The attachment is capable of providing suction as well as forced-air to the work area. A number of embodiments are disclosed for directing the exhausted air in different directions, depending on the application of the tool and operator orientation. A filter may be incorporated into the attachment in order to collect dust and debris carried away from the work area by the air flow.

Abstract: A drilling or chiseling tool includes a suction apparatus (8) releasably mounted on a housing (1) of the tool. The suction apparatus (8) contains a replaceable separating device (11) formed of a housing (13) subdivided into two separate chambers (K1, K2) by a filter element (14) replaceably fitted in the housing. Each chamber (K1, K2) has an aperture (12, 15) and the cross-sections of the apertures extend at right angles to one another.

Abstract: A drilling or chiseling tool (1) includes a suction device (2) with a suction head (3), a suction line (4) extending from the suction head to a suction blower wheel (5) and a separating device (6). The suction device (2) is detachably connected with the tool (1). When connecting the suction device (2) to the tool (1), the shaft (9) of the suction blower wheel (5) can be coupled with the drive shaft (8) of a drive motor (7) for the tool.

Abstract: An electric hammer drill including a vacuum dust collecting device for collecting dust from an area of an article being drilled by a drill bit wherein a hose extending from a body of the hammer drill is directly connected to an end of a movable first pipe which is slidably received in a stationary second pipe. A fan for transporting the dust by vacuum is fixed on a shaft extending across a dust collecting chamber in the body. The shaft is coaxial with, and releasably coupled with, an armature shaft of a motor. With this releasable coupling, the armature shaft is relatively short and unlikely to bend or flex, so that vibration produced during a drilling operation is small. During the drilling operation, the first pipe slides back and forth along the second pipe as a suction hood moves in a direction opposite to the direction of movement of the drill bit.

Abstract: This invention relates to a device for driving a drilling or percussion tool having a spindle that rotates with respect to a housing. One end of the spindle is adapted to fasten to a tool piece and the other end is connected to an oscillating percussion body movable in the housing by means of a guideway. A drive shaft rotates the tool spindle into rotation or actuates the percussion body via a transmission that is provided with means for converting the rotary motion of the drive shaft into an oscillatory motion of a drive member. The drive member is connected to the percussion body through an elastic member having a non-linear sping characteristic.

Abstract: A device for sucking up material removed by the bit of a portable drill is made in the form of a casing provided with means for securing it to the drill and having at least one portion constituting a handle to enable it to be gripped in one hand by the operator. The device comprises a suction head fitted slidingly on the casing to enable it to be kept close to the point of penetration into the surface of a body to be drilled by the bit fitted on the drill. Disposed inside the casing of the device are a fan with intake connected to said head through a connecting duct and with outlet blowing into a container, supported by the casing, for collecting the aspirated material, an electric motor to actuate the fan, electric batteries to supply power to the motor through an operating switch. The casing of the drill alternatively comprises an electric socket designed to receive a corresponding plug mounted on the vacuum device so as to supply power to the fan motor by taking it from the power supply of the drill.

Abstract: An antiscattering device for the collection of waste material (dust, shavings) produced in the course of drilling, milling and similar operations, to be fitted in the most appropriate way on machine tools and basically made up of a bellows shaped bell (e.g. frustum-conical), provided, if required, with an axially elastic vacuum cleaner or extractor--which can be fitted on the machine tools themselves. This bell is permanently or temporarily secured to the frames of machine tools (e.g. manually, on a drill), coaxially to the drill bit while its base, provided with a seal ring, rests on the surface of the material to be drilled, thereby creating, with its shell, a receptacle where the waste material collects.

Abstract: This invention pertains to a hydraulic reciprocating device having a housing and a piston in the housing. The piston has a first and second surface, and a means for intermittently communicating the first surface of the piston with a hydraulic pressure source. Also provided is a means for continuously communicating the second surface of the piston with pressurized fluid such as pneumatic fluid. The piston moves in a first direction when the hydraulic pressure source communicates with the first surface of the piston and the piston moves in a second direction when the hydraulic pressure source does not communicate with the first surface of the piston.

Abstract: A drill is disclosed having a shroud structure extending about a chuck and drill bit at the forward end of the tool, to receive cuttings produced by the bit, and having a receptacle preferably carried at the rear end of the drill and to which the cuttings are withdrawn by a flow of air. In one form of the invention, the air movement is induced by aspirator action, while in another form a rotary air pump driven by the motor of the drill creates the suction effect. The receptacle may take the form of a cup detachably connectible to the body of the drill, and in the aspirator form of the invention the aspirating passages may be formed in an end wall of this cup. The shroud structure may include a sleeve disposed about the drill bit, and having a lug projecting inwardly to a position to contact and break up cuttings formed by the bit before they are withdrawn to the accumulation receptacle.

Abstract: A power tool, particularly a hammer drill, is equipped with a blower which is mounted on the output shaft of the motor which drives the tool element which is clamped in the chuck of the power tool. The particulate material which is removed by the tool element from a structure is entrained in a stream of air generated by the blower and conveyed toward the latter. Before the particulate material enters the blower, at least most of it impacts an impact member which extends across an inlet section of the conduit through which the stream of air passes, so that the impact member deprives the entrained particulate material at least of the greater part of the kinetic energy possessed thereby, before the particulate material reaches the blower and damages the same due to its high kinetic energy.

Abstract: In the process and apparatus for removing the drillings from the drilling te of a drill described, removal is effected through a conduit, extending along the axis of a drill and possibly an adapter for a drilling machine, by a vacuum provided by a compressed-air stream traversing the removal conduit, said compressed air also serving to blow the drillings sucked into the conduit out of the conduit and away from the drilling site.

Abstract: A hammer mechanism is disclosed, which incorporates a hammer piston driven by a driving piston via a pressure-gas cushion in a working chamber. The hammer piston controls the transference of flushing gas from the working chamber to the tool during normal operation and has an extreme position in which the hammer piston does not interfere with the transference of flushing gas.