Multipurpose hitting device with a mechanism for absorbing the energy transmitted to the gripping means

Multipurpose striking tool having a mechanism for absorbing energy transmitted to a gripping part, comprising a cylindrical support body having an internal axially extending bore, a handle including a ring at one end and a gripping part laterally spaced from the ring, an elastic return member and an interchangeable striking head, assembled as a base unit capable of accommodating additional fittings depending on a specific application, a lower part of the cylindrical support body having a shouldered part having a diameter larger than an upper part of the cylindrical support body to position and support the ring of the handle, the ring of the handle having an internal shouldered part, an upper face of the internal shouldered part supporting the elastic return member within the ring, the interchangeable striking head comprising a middle part centered in the ring and resting on the elastic return member, and a neck that fits inside the internal bore of the cylindrical support body, said striking head rests directly on the cylindrical support body in order to transmit an entire striking force to the cylindrical support body, whereby when the striking head is struck with a striking force, the elastic return member is compressed and the striking head and the cylindrical support body move relative to the ring of the handle, the elastic return member absorbing the energy transmitted to the handle, thus limiting vibration.