Rotary hammer driving mechanism

Tool driving or impacting – Drive controlled by relative axial movement of tool

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173 48, 173109, 173116, 173123, B25D 900

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046570888

ABSTRACT:
A rotary hammer with a pneumatic impact mechanism carries on a drive shaft, non-rotatably and non-displaceable axially relative thereto, a coupling element as well as, rotatably and displaceable axially relative thereto, a drive element. The drive element has a peripheral drive fin constituting a cam/control curve which engages between two rollers. The rollers are mounted on the rear end of a piston of the pneumatic impact mechanism with their axes of rotation perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the piston. The drive element can at choice be brought into engagement with the coupling element. A manually operable control member may be operated to maintain the drive element out of such engagement.

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