Robert Boschgmbh

Juergen Dietel

Michael Weiss

Benjamin Fischle

Steffen Tiede

Erwin Orendi

Hardy Schmid

Andreas Schlegel

Christian Lang

Torsten Riek

Andre Ullrich

Holger Froehling

Selim Mustafa

Christian Koepf

Elisabeth Michl

Daniel Goehring

Benjamin Nikolas Fischle

The disclosure relates to a dust suction device for a hand-held power tool, comprising a housing, a fan unit accommodated in the housing for generating an air volume flow, at least one suction opening for suctioning off drill cuttings from a borehole, and at least one suction intake opening for generating a negative pressure in an adhesion region between the dust suction device and a workpiece on the basis of the air volume flow.

Dust suction device

An accessory device for a hand-held power tool includes a dust collection box that has a housing and a filter unit configured to filter an airflow. The housing is configured to be connected to a housing of the accessory device via a first securing unit. The filter unit is configured to be connected to the housing of the dust collection box via a second securing unit. The filter unit has a first sealing element arranged on the dust collection box side and a second sealing element arranged on the accessory device side. The filter unit is sealed from the housing of the dust collection box and the housing of the accessory device via the first and second sealing elements. The hand-held power tool in one embodiment is configured with a percussive mechanism.

Accessory device for a hand-held power tool

A power-tool cooling apparatus for a portable power tool includes a first fan configured to generate a first cooling fluid flow to cool a drive unit of the portable power tool, and a second fan that generates a further cooling fluid flow to cool an electronics unit of the portable power-tool. A third fan generates a third cooling fluid flow to cool a second electronics unit of the power-tool, and supplies cooling fluid to the first cooling fluid flow.

Power-tool cooling apparatus

A rechargeable battery pack for a hand-held power tool, including a rechargeable battery pack housing, the rechargeable battery pack housing accommodating at least two rechargeable battery cells. The rechargeable battery pack is mechanically and electrically connectable to a hand-held power tool and/or to a charging device via an interface. The interface includes contact elements for electrically and/or mechanically contacting corresponding countercontact elements on the hand-held power tool and/or corresponding countercontact elements on the charging device. It is provided that the rechargeable battery pack housing includes at least one first rechargeable battery cell string for accommodating at least one first rechargeable battery cell, and at least one second rechargeable battery cell string for accommodating at least one second rechargeable battery cell. The rechargeable battery pack housing includes at least two electrical contact elements for each rechargeable battery cell string.

Hand-held power tool and rechargeable battery pack for a hand-held power tool

A hand-held power-tool device includes at least one coupling device, which has at least one contact receiving region, and which is configured to couple an optional additional module to at least one energy supply unit, in at least one operating state. The at least one contact receiving region has (i) at least one receiving opening configured to receive a corresponding contact element of the optional additional module, and (ii) at least one dirt removal opening.

Hand-held power-tool device

A contact holder device for a hand-held power tool includes at least one main body that is disposed inside a housing unit of the hand-held power tool. The main body accommodates or fixes contact elements configured to transmit data signals and/or electrical energy. The main body has at least one disposition plane and at least one group of contact elements are disposed in the disposition plane. The main body has at least one further disposition plane and at least one further group of contact elements are disposed in the further disposition plane. The further disposition plane is disposed in an offset manner in relation to the disposition plane.

Contact holder device for a hand-held power tool

A power-tool cooling apparatus for a portable power tool comprises at least one cooling unit configured to generate a cooling fluid flow to cool a drive unit of the portable power tool, and at least one further cooling unit configured to generate a further cooling fluid flow. The at least one further cooling unit is designed to differ from the at least one cooling unit.

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Stuttgart, Germany

Juergen Dietel