Abstract: The present invention provides a new drill chuck that resolves the problem that the excessive clamping force of the existing drill chuck makes it inconvenient to open the drill chuck and easily damages the cutters. The new drill chuck comprises a front-body, an after-body, and clamping jaws, wherein a thread is provided on the clamping jaw, the after-body is provided with master gears, slave gears are provided between the clamping jaws and the after-body, the master gear fits with the slave gear, a thread is provided inside the slave gear, and the thread of the slave gear fits with the thread of the clamping jaw.

Abstract: A hand-guided power tool, having a housing and a tool holder disposed on a drive shaft. The drive shaft is rotatably supported in the housing in at least one first bearing that is disposed in at least some portions in the vicinity of a face end of the housing oriented toward the tool holder. Between the first bearing and the tool holder, a detent mechanism for impact generation for the drive shaft is embodied.

Abstract: In a tool attachment for fastening to a fastening interface of a hand-held machine tool, having a locking unit which in an unlocked state makes it possible for the tool attachment to be placed on the fastening interface of the hand-held machine tool and in a locked state makes it possible for the tool attachment to be locked to the fastening interface of the hand-held machine tool for operation, the locking unit having a rotatable locking body, and a first rotational position of the locking body being associated with the unlocked state and a second rotational position of the locking body being associated with the locked state, the locking unit has a locking member which is configured to prevent rotation of the locking body from the second rotational position into the first rotational position in the locked state.

Abstract: A drill chuck having a chuck body, on which a threaded ring is guided, which is in engagement with rows of teeth assigned to clamping jaws via an outer thread for the purpose of adjusting the clamping jaws guided in the chuck body, as well as having a clamping sleeve which surrounds the chuck body and may be coupled with the threaded ring in a torque-transmitting manner. The chuck body is formed in multiple parts from a coupling part having a spindle receptacle and from a jaw guiding part, in which guide receptacles run, inclined toward the chuck axis, for the purpose of guiding the clamping jaws.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tool-holder mandrel for fitting to a rotating machine, comprising: a body comprising a rear portion designed to be attached to a drive shaft of the rotating machine and a front portion in which housing are arranged converging toward the front; jaws mounted so as to slide each in a housing of the body and having an inner thread; a ring for moving the jaws, mounted so as to pivot relative to the body, having a peripheral thread interacting with the inner thread of the jaws so that the rotation of the ring closes or opens the jaws.

Abstract: This invention relates to a chuck engagement lock mechanism which mainly has a chuck head and a lower sleeve holder for clamping a tool such as a drill bit, and a rotatable joint engaged at the side edge of the lower sleeve holder. The lateral side at one end of the rotatable joint and the bottom end face of the chuck head are respectively formed with engaging teeth that can be meshed with each other for adjusting the tightness of clamping from the chuck head to the tool. A rectangular opening is provided at the other end of the rotatable joint for fitting with a hand tool having a lever. Thus, the rotatable joint can be turned by the hand tool so that users can adjust the clamping tightness of the chuck head to the tool conveniently. Thus, the chuck engagement lock mechanism of the present invention has high value in practical application and business competitiveness.

Abstract: The chuck comprises a central part associated with jaws and furnished with peripheral gear teeth, a rotating part movable in rotation about the central part, and a clamping ring movable in rotation about the rotating part by a limited angular amount. The rotating part has an opening situated opposite the peripheral gear teeth and in which a locking finger is engaged which, actuated by the clamping ring, may pivot in a plane transverse to the chuck, while being guided by the walls of the opening. In the unlocked position, the finger is at a distance from the gear teeth, but, in the locked position, the finger is engaged in the gear teeth and allows the central part to rotate only to the right.

Abstract: A chuck body for a clamping chuck for clamping a workpiece has a substantially rotationally symmetrically formed basic body, provided on which is a receiving opening, which is formed as a portion of a cone and is formed for receiving a clamping head in such a way as to transmit force. Attached to the basic body is a deformation sensor, for example as a strain gauge, which is intended and designed for determining a deformation of the basic body in a circumferential direction. In this way, the condition and state of wear of the clamping chuck can be determined.

Abstract: A chuck for use with a manual or powered driver having a housing and a rotatable drive shaft, the chuck including a generally cylindrical body with a nose section and a tail section. The tail section has an internal cavity formed therein and the nose section has an axial bore formed therein. A nut is disposed within the internal cavity, the nut including a central bore. A spindle includes a forward portion extending into the central bore of the nut and a rear portion configured to receive the drive shaft. A plurality of jaws are movably disposed with respect to the body, each of the jaws are in communication with the axial bore and are operatively coupled to the nut, and a sleeve is disposed about the body. The nut is axially movable with respect to the spindle between a first position and a second position. The nut is rotatably fixed to the spindle in the first position and non-rotatably fixed to the spindle in the second position.

Abstract: A drill chuck having an adjustable depth stop to control an amount by which a tool bit, such as a drill or a screwdriver bit, is inserted into the drill chuck. The adjustable depth stop can include a spring, such as a conical spring, that can be coupled to a spindle of the chuck.

Abstract: A tool driver includes a housing and a rotatable drive shaft extending therefrom. A chuck for holding the tool includes a generally cylindrical body having a nose section and a tail section. Each of a plurality of jaws is slidably positioned in one of a plurality of angularly disposed passageways in the body. Each jaw has a jaw face and threads formed thereon. A nut is in operative communication with the drive shall so that the drive shaft rotationally drives the nut. The nut threads engage the jaw threads so that rotation of the nut moves the jaws axially within the passageways. A sleeve is selectively actuatable to a first axial position and a second axial position. The sleeve defines a first slot that receives a detent mechanism in the first axial position and a second slot that receives the detent mechanism in the second axial position.

Abstract: A tool driver includes a housing and a rotatable drive shaft extending therefrom. A chuck for holding the tool includes a generally cylindrical body having a nose section and a tail section. Each of a plurality of jaws is slidably positioned in one of a plurality of angularly disposed passageways in the body. Each jaw has a jaw face and threads formed thereon. A nut is in operative communication with the drive shaft so that the drive shaft rotationally drives the nut. The nut threads engage the jaw threads so that rotation of the nut moves the jaws axially within the passageways. A sleeve is selectively actuatable to a first axial position and a second axial position. The sleeve defines a first slot that receives a detent mechanism in the first axial position and a second slot that receives the detent mechanism in the second axial position.

Abstract: A tool driver includes a housing and a rotatable drive shaft extending therefrom. A chuck for holding the tool includes a generally cylindrical body member having a nose section and a tail section. Each of a plurality of jaws is slidably positioned in one of a plurality of angularly disposed passageways in the body. Each jaw has a jaw face and threads formed thereon. A nut is in operative communication with the drive shaft so that the drive shaft rotationally drives the nut. The nut engages the jaw threads so that rotation of the nut moves the jaws axially within the passageways. A locking mechanism is mounted to at least one of the housing and the body and is selectively actuatable to a first operative position and a second operative position. In the first position, the locking mechanism rotationally locks the housing and the body with respect to each other. In the second, it permits relative rotation between the body and the housing.

Abstract: A drill chuck has a body element formed of fiber-reinforced plastic, centered on and rotatable about an axis, and formed centered on the axis with a rearwardly open spindle hole and a forwardly open tool hole. A ring element is axially fixed but rotatable about the axis on the body element and one of the elements is formed with a plurality of angled guide passages opening axially forward into the tool hole and the other of the elements is formed centered on the axis with a screwthread exposed in the passages. Respective jaws axially and radially displaceable in the passages are each formed with a row of teeth meshing with the screwthread so that rotation of the ring element in one direction displaces the jaws toward one another and opposite rotation displaces them away from one another.

Abstract: A drill chuck has a first body rotatable about an axis and formed with a plurality of angularly spaced angled guides, respective jaws slidable in the guides, and a second body axially fixed but rotatable on the first body. Interengaging screwthread formations on the second body and engaged with the jaws radially displace the jaws on the first body toward each other on forward rotation of one of the bodies relative to the other body in a tightening direction and radially displace of the jaws away from each other on opposite backward rotation of the one body relative to the other body in a loosening direction. A locking ring axially displaceable on the other body is formed with at least one tooth and the one body is formed with another tooth axially meshable with the locking-ring tooth in a front locking position of the locking ring to inhibit rotation of the bodies relative to each other. A holding ring axially fixed on the other body is rotatable thereon between angularly offset locked and unlocked positions.

Abstract: A self-tightening hammer-drill chuck has a chuck body centered on and rotatable about an axis, a guide rotatable about the axis on the body, and a plurality of jaws radially displaceable on the guide and engaged with a screwthread of the body so that rotation of the guide in a forward tightening direction on the body moves the jaws radially together and opposite rotation moves them apart. A ring formed with an annular row of teeth is axially nondisplaceable on the bodies and angularly spaced abutment formations fixed on the guide are engageable with the ring. A tightening spring urges the ring angularly in the forward direction on the guide. A holding sleeve axially displaceable on the body has an annular row of teeth meshable in a locking position with the teeth of the ring. A return spring urges the holding sleeve axially into the locking position.

Abstract: A drill chuck for use with a tool having a shaft has a chuck body centered on and rotatable about an axis and an adjustment body centered on the axis, rotatable about the axis on the chuck body, and axially fixed on the chuck body. One of the bodies is formed with a plurality of angularly equispaced jaw-guide passages centered on respective jaw axes all lying on the surface of an imaginary cone centered on the axis. The other of the bodies is formed with a screwthread centered on the axis and exposed in the guide passages. Respective jaws displaceable in the passages along the respective axes are each formed with a row of teeth meshing with the screwthread so that relative rotation of the bodies in one direction moves the jaws radially inward and axially forward and opposite relative rotation moves the jaws radially outward and axially backward.

Abstract: A drill chuck has a body centered on and rotatable about an axis, a plurality of jaws radially displaceable on the body, an adjustment sleeve rotatable but not axially displaceable on the body and engaging the jaws for radially displacing same, and a locking ring rotatable on the body at most through a small acute angle and axially displaceable on the body between a freeing position and a locking position. The locking ring and adjustment sleeve are formed with axially interengageable teeth that are meshed in the locking position of the locking ring and that are out of engagement with each other in the freeing position of the locking ring. An actuating ring is rotatable but not axially displaceable on the body adjacent the locking ring.

Abstract: A chuck has a spring connection between the nut which rotates to advance or retract the jaws and the control ring or sleeve which the user rotates to operate the chuck. The spring normally transmits tightening or loosening rotation from the sleeve to the nut. When the jaws contact a tool, however, the spring allows the sleeve to continue to rotate even though the nut is stopped by the jaw-tool contact. Continued rotation of the sleeve relative to the nut causes a cam mechanism interposed between these two elements to force the non-rotating nut axially forward. This applies a final tool-gripping force to the jaws.

Abstract: A paging system where messages are numbered before they are transmitted. The paging receivers in the system compare both the number and the text information in each message which is received to the message number and the text information in the most recently received previous message. The comparison is used to determine if the same message was previously received and if the any messages were missed. The receiver includes an icon which is turned on to indicate if a message has been received. The icon is set to a blinking state if a message is received and if there is a break is the sequence of message numbers indicating that a message has been missed.

Abstract: A self-tightening drill chuck adapted to be mounted on a drill spindle for rotation about and reciprocation along the axis of the spindle has a guide body rotatable on the spindle about the axis and formed with a plurality of jaw guides inclined relative to the axis and spaced angularly thereabout and formations axially fixing the guide body on the spindle against substantial relative axial displacement. Respective jaws displaceable in the guides are formed with radially directed teeth meshing with a screwthread of an adjustment body fixed on the spindle against rotation thereon so that rotation of the adjustment body relative to the guide body in one direction displaces the jaws radially toward one another and opposite rotation displaces the jaws radially apart. Further formations secure the adjustment body on the spindle for limited relative axial displacement substantially greater than the relative axial displacement possible between the guide body and the spindle.

Abstract: A hammer-drill chuck has a chuck body, a sleeve rotatable but axially nondisplaceable on the chuck body, and a plurality of jaws engaged between the sleeve and chuck body. A locking-ring body is axially displaceable between a rear unlocked position and a front locking position on the chuck body. A pin is radially displaceable in and extends radially from one of the bodies toward the other body and this other body is formed with an angularly extending slot having angularly opposed and spaced end surfaces and with a plurality of angularly spaced abutments. Thus when the pin is engaged in the slot it limits relative angular displacement of the bodies. The other body also has an axially backwardly extending cutout opening axially forward into the slot adjacent one of the end surfaces thereof at a mouth having an angular dimension generally equal to the pin width.

Abstract: A drill chuck has a chuck body, a sleeve rotatable but axially nondisplaceable on the chuck body, and a plurality of jaws engaged between the sleeve and chuck body. Angled guides and a screwthread formed on the body, sleeve, and jaws radially displace the jaws toward each other on relative rotation of the sleeve and chuck body in a tightening direction. The sleeve and an axially displaceable locking-ring body have axially interengageable teeth that inhibit angular movement of the ring body and sleeve about the axis only in a front locking position of the ring. A projection is fixed in and extends radially from one of the bodies toward the other body which is formed with an angularly extending slot having angularly opposed and spaced end surfaces spaced apart angularly by a distance greater than the angular dimension of the projection and axially opposed and spaced side surfaces spaced axially by a distance generally equal to the axial dimension of the projection.

Abstract: A chuck comprises a body centered on an axis and adapted to be mounted on a drill spindle for rotation about the axis and a tightening sleeve carried on the body and rotatable thereon about the axis. The sleeve or body is formed centered on the axis with an array of angularly equispaced guides inclined to the axis and the other element is formed centered on the axis with a screwthread formation. Respective jaws are displaceable axially and radially of the axis in the guides relative to the axis and are formed with teeth meshing with the screwthread so that rotation of the sleeve relative to the body in one rotational sense moves the jaws axially forward and radially together and opposite rotation moves them axially backward and radially apart. A braking sleeve rotatable on the tightening sleeve has an inner surface engageable with the tightening sleeve and this inner surface can be pressed radially into engagement with the tightening sleeve.

Abstract: A selftightening drill chuck has a chuck body having a chuck thread, a chuck sleeve, a plurality of clamp jaws which are guided slidably in the chuck sleeve inclined to the chuck axis and a locking ring on the chuck body which is rotatable between two rotational end positions and is axially slidable and is coupable in the circumferential direction with the clamping sleeve by two tooth rings. The chuck body has a conical surface extending parallel to the feed direction of the clamp jaws on which the chuck thread is located which engages with a transverse gear on each clamp jaw. A spring acts on the locking ring in a rotational direction which corresponds to the opening of the drill chuck. To limit rotation of the locking ring a stop pin fixed on the chuck body can be provided which engages in a cavity of the locking ring.

Abstract: A hand tightenable chuck for holding a cutting implement in place has been developed. The chuck uses two screw systems to achieve the proper degree of tightness; a first system providing a coarse tightening or pinching of the shaft and a second providing a clamping action. The combination of screw systems eliminates the need for the key used to tighten conventional chucks.