Hand-held and hand-guided random orbital polishing or sanding power tool
AssigneeGuido Valentini
InventorGuido Valentini
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AssigneeGuido Valentini
InventorGuido Valentini
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The invention refers to a hand-held and hand-guided random orbital polishing or sanding power tool (1). The tool (1) comprises a static body (31), a motor (15), an eccentric element (17) driven by the motor (15) and performing a rotational movement about a first rotational axis (10), and a plate-like backing pad (9) connected to the eccentric element (17) in a manner freely rotatable about a second rotational axis (16). The first and second rotational axes (10, 16) extend essentially parallel to one another and are spaced apart from one another. In order to provide for a power tool (1) particularly quiet and low in vibrations, it is suggested that at least part of an external circumferential surface of the eccentric element (17) has an at least discrete rotational symmetry in respect to the first rotational axis (10); and the power tool (1) comprises at least one first bearing (30) provided between the rotationally symmetric part of the external circumferential surface of the eccentric element (17) and the static body (31) of the power tool (1) so that the eccentric element (17) is guided in respect to the body (31) in a manner rotatable about the first rotational axis (10).
A hand-held and hand-guided random orbital polishing or sanding power tool (1), having a static body (31) being a fixed part of the hand-held and hand-guided random orbital polishing or sanding power tool (1) which does not move during operation of the hand-held and hand-guided random orbital polishing or sanding power tool (1), a motor (15), an eccentric element (17) driven by the motor (15) and performing a rotational movement about a first rotational axis (10), and a plate-like backing pad (9) connected to the eccentric element (17) in a manner rotatable in respect to the eccentric element (17) about a second rotational axis (16), the first rotational axis (10) and the second rotational axis (16) extending essentially parallel to one another and are spaced apart from one another,
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