Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

Joseph H Ellice

Troy Charles Thorson

James O Myrhum, Jr

Jeffrey Scott Holly

Jacob Paul Schneider

Sean T Kehoe

Jeremy R Ebner

Andrew J Weber

James G Ballard

Scott Robert Fischer

Cole A Conrad

Daryl S Richards

Ryan Allen Dedrickson

Evan Brown

Sara Burch

Tyler Young

Cheng Liang Zhang

Mayela Schoonover

Timothy Ryan Obermann

Scott D Bublitz

Mitchell Carlson

Michael Naughton

Amanda M Kachar

John Gordon Marx

Eric D Norquist

Marc S D'Antuono

Lance D Lamont

Samantha L Billetdeaux

Michael W Kirby

Brian Alves

Toby J Lichtensteiger

Guang Hu

Kathleen M Keegan

FengKun Lu

Matthew M Kuester

Colin J Harper

Anna M Kaczmarczyk

David P Lincoln

James Myrhum

A hand-held knockout driver includes a main housing having a handle portion, a motor positioned within the main housing, a pump assembly driven by the motor, and a secondary housing coupled to the main housing and defining a bore therein. The hand-held knockout driver also includes a working piston moveable within the bore from a rest position to an actuated position to define a piston throw distance therebetween. The hand-held knockout driver also includes a draw stud coupled to the working piston, a die coupled to the secondary housing, and a punch coupled to the draw stud opposite the working piston for movement therewith relative to the die. The die has a depth greater than the piston throw distance.

Hydraulic hand-held knockout punch driver

An impact tool includes a housing extending along a longitudinal axis. The housing includes a motor housing portion, a first handle extending from the motor housing portion, and a front housing coupled to the motor housing portion opposite the first handle. The impact tool also includes a motor supported within the motor housing portion, an anvil extending from the front housing, an impact mechanism supported within the front housing, and an auxiliary handle assembly. The auxiliary handle assembly includes a mount coupled to the housing, an auxiliary handle coupled to the mount and spaced from the first handle, and an adjustment mechanism. Loosening the adjustment mechanism permits rotation of the auxiliary handle assembly about the longitudinal axis relative to the housing, and tightening the adjustment mechanism secures the auxiliary handle assembly in a selected rotational position.

High torque impact tool

Rotary impact wrench

A power tool includes a battery pack, one or more sensors, an indicator, and an electronic processor coupled to the battery pack, the one or more sensors, and the indicator. The electronic processor is configured to: detect, using the one or more sensors, one or more parameters of the power tool; determine a system performance based on the one or more parameters; determine a system performance level based on the system performance; and provide, using the indicator, an indication corresponding to the system performance.

Eco-indicator for power tool

Rotary power tool chuck

A hydraulic tool. The hydraulic tool includes a tool working end and a tool main section operably coupled to the tool working end. The tool main section comprising a ram assembly, the ram assembly includes a pretensioned return spring. A tool transmission end is operably coupled to the tool main section for hydraulically operating the tool working end.

Hydraulic tool

A hand-held knockout driver includes a main housing having a handle portion, a motor positioned within the main housing, a hydraulic assembly driven by the motor and including a reservoir containing hydraulic fluid, a secondary housing coupled to the main housing and defining a bore therein, a working piston moveable within the bore between a rest position and an actuated position, and a work zone defined between the secondary housing and the working piston into which pressurized hydraulic fluid discharged from the hydraulic assembly is received. One unit of fluid is added to the work zone to move the working piston from the rest position to the actuated position. The reservoir has a fill capacity no greater than about 1.5 units of fluid.

A tool operable to expand an end of a pipe is disclosed. The tool has a longitudinal axis and a vertical axis. The tool includes a working end disposed at a distal end along the longitudinal axis. This working end includes a plurality of jaws movable between a closed position and an expanded position and rotatable about the longitudinal axis of the tool. Further, the tool includes a main body connected to the working end. This main body includes a handle disposed at a proximal end along the vertical axis of the tool, wherein the handle is configured to be gripped in an orientation that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the tool. Further, the tool includes a trigger disposed on the handle, and the trigger is configured to be activated by trigger movement along the vertical axis of the tool.

PEX expanding tool

A hand-held knockout driver for use with a punch and die. The hand-held knockout driver including a housing having a handle portion, a motor positioned within the housing, the motor having a drive shaft defining a first axis, a pump assembly positioned within the housing, the pump assembly having a piston moving along a second axis, a dump valve positioned within the housing, the dump valve defining a third axis, and a working piston moveable with respect to the housing along a fourth axis. Where the second axis, the third axis, and the fourth axis are all not parallel to the first axis.

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Greenfield, WI, United States of America

Joseph H Ellice