Coupling apparatus for a rotary hand tool
AssigneeS-B Power Tool Company
InventorMark S. Talesky
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AssigneeS-B Power Tool Company
InventorMark S. Talesky
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A ferrule for coupling an attachment to a rotary hand tool unit of the type that has a housing with a nose portion through which a rotary output shaft extends. The nose portion has at least one groove extending generally circumferentially around at least a part of the nose portion, so that a groove portion is located on opposite sides of the nose portion. The ferrule includes a generally hollow cylindrical body with interior and exterior surfaces with an open mounting end portion and a smaller opposite end portion to which the attachment is mounted. The open mounting end portion fits on the nose portion of the housing when the ferrule is coupled to the rotary hand tool. The ferrule farther includes at least one internally protruding rib on the interior surface for aligning the ferrule in at least one predetermined angular position, and at least two latches mounted on the ferrule, with each latch having an open and a closed position wherein the ferrule is locked into the nose portion when the latch is in the closed position.
A ferrule for coupling an attachment to a rotary hand tool of the type that has a housing with a nose portion through which a rotary output shaft extends, with the nose portion having at least one groove extending generally circumferentially around at least part of the nose portion so that a groove portion is located on opposite sides of the nose portion, said ferrule comprising:
A ferrule for coupling an attachment to a rotary hand tool of the type that has a housing with a nose portion through which a rotary output shaft extends, with the nose portion having a pair of outwardly extended elongated teeth, wherein the teeth axially extend along a circumference of the nose portion approximately 90 to 100 degrees so that a groove portion is located on opposite sides of the nose portion, said ferrule comprising:
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