Power driven hammer drill
AssigneeMakita Corporation
InventorsMitsuyoshi Shibata, Masao Miwa
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AssigneeMakita Corporation
InventorsMitsuyoshi Shibata, Masao Miwa
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The invention provides an improved intermediate housing incorporated in a power driven hammer drill, which is light in weight, easily and safely handled, and uncostly manufactured. The intermediate housing of the invention includes a bearing member and a cylindrical piston housing member which are integrally composed of a synthetic resin having high tenacity and excellent heat resistance and wear resistance. The intermediate housing further includes a plurality of ribs radially extending from the piston housing member to give a sufficient strength durable to a stress applied onto the piston housing member. In the intermediate housing thus constructed, the bearing member has at least one opening for feeding an air flow generated by a fan while the piston housing member includes at least one air conduit for circulating the air flow. This structure efficiently prevents overheat and thermal deformation of the piston housing member and the bearing member in continuous operation of the hammer drill.
A power driven hammer drill comprising an electric motor, a tool holder for supporting a tool bit and for transmitting a rotation of said electric motor to said tool bit by way of a driving mechanism, said driving mechanism including an intermediate shaft, a piston cylinder slidably movable along an axis of said power driven hammer drill, an air cushion percussive mechanism for converting said rotation of said electric motor to a reciprocating movement of said piston cylinder and for transmitting said reciprocating movement to said tool bit as an axial impact force, and an externally accessible switching mechanism for switching off said air cushion percussive mechanism,
A power driven hammer drill comprising an electric motor, a fan for cooling said electric motor, a tool holder for supporting a tool bit and for transmitting a rotation of said electric motor to said tool bit by way of a driving mechanism, said driving mechanism includes an intermediate shaft, a piston cylinder slidably movable along an axis of said power driven hammer drill, an air cushion percussive mechanism for converting said rotation of said electric motor to a reciprocating movement of said piston cylinder and for transmitting said reciprocating movement to said tool bit as an axial impact force, and an externally accessible switching mechanism for switching off said air cushion percussive mechanism,
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