Electric impact tool
OwnerJames E. Smith, James D. Cunninghaminventors
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This invention relates to an electric impact tool characterized by a pair of electric motor-driven counterrotating flywheels, at least one of which is movable relative to the other from a retracted inoperative position into an extended operative one closely adjacent the other flywheel whereby a ram is squeezed therebetween and impelled forward at high speed against a workpiece. The nosepiece of the tool frame is retractable although normally extended due to the spring bias urging it and the movable flywheel to which it is mechanically linked into disengaged position. These elements cooperate with one another and with a manually-actuated trigger such that the latter must be depressed and the nosepiece retracted in order to engage the high energy friction clutch defined by the flywheels so as to operate the ram. A flywheel speed control is provided for matching the ram impact to the workload. The nosepiece also includes an energy absorbing cushion effective to dissipate the excess energy carried by the ram at the end of its work stroke so as to prevent damage to the structure against which the nosepiece is pressed.
An impact tool comprising:
An impact tool for applying desired impact forces to an impact receiving object comprising:
An impact tool for applying an impact to an impact receiving object,
An impact tool for applying an impact to an impact receiving object,
A portable hand tool comprising
An impact tool for applying an impact to an impact receiving object,
An impact tool for applying desired impact forces to an impact receiving object comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.