Motor-driven portable hammer
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorKarl Wanner
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Abstract
A housing has a tool mounted therein so that a portion of the tool can slide for reciprocatory movement deeper into and farther out of the housing. A prestressed biasing spring or a cushion of gas is interposed between and acts upon the housing and the aforementioned portion of the tool, being prestressed to an extent which is less than the minimum force with which the tool can engage a workpiece when the tool is pushed against the workpiece by the weight of the hammer, and which biasing means has a flat spring characteristic.
Claims7
In a motor-driven portable impactor, a combination comprising a hammer including a housing;
- an elongated tool slidably journalled in said housing for lengthwise movement inwardly and outwardly of the same;
- biasing means biasing said tool outwardly of said housing and being dimensioned to yield when the weight of said hammer bears upon said tool longitudinally thereof;
- at least one slidable intermediate member interposed between said biasing means and said tool, and having one end portion bearing upon said tool, and an other remote end portion, said biasing means comprising a first spring bearing upon said other end portion;
- a stronger second spring also bearing upon said other end portion;
- and abutment means bearing upon said springs remote from said other end portion and being adjustable in direction towards and away from the same.
In a motor-driven portable impactor, a combination comprising a hammer including a housing;
- an elongated tool slidably journalled in said housing for lengthwise movement inwardly and outwardly of the same;
- biasing means biasing said tool outwardly of said housing and being dimensioned to yield when the weight of said hammer bears upon said tool longitudinally thereof;
- at least one slidable intermediate member interposed between said biasing means and said tool and having one end portion bearing upon said tool, and an other remote end portion, said biasing means comprising a first spring bearing upon said other end portion;
- an abutment engaging said first spring remote from said other end portion and being adjustably displaceable towards and away from said other end portion;
- and a second stronger spring bearing upon said abutment and said housing in at least substantial axial alignment with said first spring.
In a motor-driven portable impactor, a combination comprising a hammer indlucing a gas-tight housing;
- an elongated tool slidably journalled in said housing for lengthwise movement inwardly and outwardly of the same;
- biasing means comprising a cushion of gas at a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure biasing said tool outwardly of said housing and being yieldable when the weight of said hammer bears upon said tool longitudinally thereof;
- and at least one slidable intermediate member interposed between said biasing means and said tool.
In a motor-driven portable impactor, a combination comprising a hammer including a housing;
- an elongated tool slidably journalled in said housing for lengthwise movement inwardly and outwardly of the same;
- biasing means biasing said tool outwardly of said housing and being dimensioned to yield when the weight of said hammer bears upon said tool longitudinally thereof;
- at least one slidable intermediate member interposed between said biasing means and said tool and having one end portion bearing upon said tool, and an other remote end portion, said biasing means comprising a first spring bearing upon said other end portion and said housing;
- and a stronger second spring also bearing upon said housing and bearing upon said other end portion only during a terminal phase of the movement if said intermediate member inwardly of said housing.
In a motor-driven portable impactor, a combination comprising a hammer including a gas-tight housing;
- an elongated tool slidably journalled in said housing for lengthwise movement inwardly and outwardly of the same;
- and biasing means, comprising a cushion of gas at a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure biasing said tool outwardly of said housing and being yieldable when the weight of said hammer bears upon said tool longitudinally thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.