Tool driving or impacting – Drive controlled by relative axial movement of tool
Patent
1987-03-16
1988-06-14
Olszewski, Robert P.
Tool driving or impacting
Drive controlled by relative axial movement of tool
173 48, 173109, 173116, 173123, B25D 900
Patent
active
047505672
ABSTRACT:
A rotary hammer has a reciprocating piston of a pneumatic impact mechanism driven from a rotatable drive shaft. A coupling element is fixed on, and a drive element slidably mounted on, the drive shaft. These elements have interengageble tapered coupling surfaces and are biased apart by a spring therebetween. The drive element is disposed forwardly of the coupling element and is slidable rearwardly to drivingly engage the coupling surfaces for transmitting drive to the piston. The relative disposition of the drive and coupling elements causes reaction force on the piston, consequential in use upon generation of percussive blows, to urge the drive element into intensified engagement with the coupling element.
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Grossmann Horst
Kalbacher Klaus
Kolesch Claus
Schekulin Karl
Bartlett Edward D. C.
Black & Decker Inc.
Murphy Edward D.
Olszewski Robert P.
Weinstein Harold
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