Air tool handle
AssigneeStorm Pneumtic Tool Co., Ltd.
InventorsYUNG-YUNG SUN, CHUAN-CHING CHENG
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Abstract
An air tool handle includes a first bushing and a second bushing prepared by different molds as two independent objects. The first bushing and the second bushing have a first hollow part and a second hollow part, respectively, that are in communication. The first bushing has several through parts and concave areas. The second bushing has several thin parts complementary to the concave areas and several thick parts connected with the thin parts and filling the through parts outward. The first bushing and the second bushing are combined along the same axial line. The first hollow part and the second hollow part accommodate the first body of an air tool or hand tool.
Claims8
An air tool handle, comprising:
- a flexible first bushing, which has a first inner surface and a first outer surface on whose inner and outer sides, respectively, a first hollow part surrounded by the first inner surface and opening on both ends, and a plurality of through parts between the first inner and outer surfaces, with a plurality of concave areas formed on the first inner surface;
- a flexible second bushing separately prepared as an independent object from the first bushing and to be combined with the first bushing along an axial line, which has a second inner surface and a second outer surface on inner and outer sides, respectively, a second hollow part in the second inner surface and opening on both ends, a plurality of thin parts on the second outer surface complementary to the concave areas, and a plurality of thick parts connected with the thin parts;
- wherein the first and second hollow parts are in communication after the first bushing and the second bushing are combined, each of the thick parts fills at least two of the through parts from inside outward, and the thin parts are at least on two opposite sides of the thick parts to stop the first inner surface around the through parts.
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