Battery operated electrical tool
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsAlbrecht Hofmann, Harald Krondorfer, Markus Heckmann, Thomas Schomisch
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsAlbrecht Hofmann, Harald Krondorfer, Markus Heckmann, Thomas Schomisch
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A battery-operated electrical tool (10) is provided with a machine housing (11) that has a longish, substantially rod-shaped housing portion (12) containing an electric drive motor (13) and an end portion (15) on which a terminal connection surface (16) with push-in receptacle (17) for the detachable attachment of a battery packet (14) is provided, which said battery packet is provided with a connection part (18) that comprises a seating surface (19) matched to the connection surface (16) for seating on said connection surface, and comprising a push-in part (20) engaging in the push-in receptacle (17). The end portion (15) is inflected toward one side in relation to the housing portion (12) out of the direction of longitudinal extension. The terminal connection surface (16) of the end portion (15) extends within a plane (21) that is oriented skew in relation to a plane (22) extending substantially perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis (23) of the housing portion (12).
A battery-operated electrical tool (10), such as an angle grinder, die grinder, finecut power handsaw or the like, comprising a machine housing (11) that has a longish, substantially rod-shaped housing portion (12) containing an electric drive motor (13) and an end portion (15) on which a terminal connection surface (16) with push-in receptacle (17) for the detachable attachment of a battery packet (14) is provided, which said battery packet is provided with a connection part (18) that comprises a seating surface (19) matched to the connection surface (16) for seating on said terminal connection surface, and comprising a push-in part (20) engaging in the push-in receptacle, wherein the terminal connection surface (16) of the end portion (15;
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