Handle for a drill- and/or chisel hammer
AssigneeWacker-Werke GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsWolfgang Schmid, Rudolf Berger
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Abstract
A handle for a drill- and/or chisel hammer has a mount which can be fixed to the hammer. A radial grip is fixed to said mount, the grip axis of said radial grip crossing a tool axis which is defined by the position of a tool received by the hammer. A tangential grip is also fixed to the mount. Said tangential grip has a first grip section whose grip axis is tangential to the tool axis and a second grip section whose grip axis is tangential to the tool axis and essentially perpendicular to the grip axis of the first grip section.
Claims18
A supplemental handle for a hammer comprising:
- a mounting support;
- a radial grip which can be selectively fastened either to the mounting support or directly to the hammer;
- the radical grip having a grip axis which is arranged essentially radial to a tool axis defined by the position of a tool held by the hammer;
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- a tangential grip that can be fastened to the mounting support the tangential grip including a first grip section having a grip axis that runs essentially perpendicular to and at a distance from the tool axis and a second grip section having a grip axis that runs essentially perpendicular to and at a distance from the tool axis and essentially perpendicular to the grip axis of the first grip section.
A supplemental handle for a hammer comprising:
- a mounting support;
- a radial grip configured to be selectively fastenable to either the mounting support or directly to the hammer, wherein a grip axis of the radial grip is arranged essentially radial to a tool axis defined by the position of a tool held by the hammer;
- and
- a tangential grip configured to be fastenable to the mounting support, the tangential grip having a first grip section having a grip axis that runs essentially perpendicular to and at a distance from the tool axis and a second grip section having a grip axis that runs essentially perpendicular to and at a distance from the tool axis and essentially perpendicular to the grip axis of the first grip section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.