Robert Boschgmbh

Kurt Neef

Albert Kleider

Mike Voigt

Joachim Schadow

Dieter Wendt

Ulrich Mueller-Boysen

Heidemarie Schanbacher

A guard for a power tool with a rotatably driven insertion tool () is configured to cover at least portions of the insertion tool (). At least one blocking means () prevents the insertion tool () from turning around an axis of rotation ().

Guard for an electric machine tool, electric machine tool, and system comprising a guard and electric machine tool

A guard device for a hand power tool, in the form of a sanding/grinding hand power tool, has a wheel guard enclosing at least part of a rotating tool in a radial direction; a guide for guiding the wheel guard along a work piece, and comprising a fastening device for mounting the wheel guard on the hand power tool, wherein the guide is joined with the wheel guard in torsion-resistant fashion, and the wheel guard is mounted in a fashion that allows it to move relative to the fastening device; and a depth-of-cut stop limiting the relative movement of the wheel guard and fastening device, and being lockable in position with positive engagement in preselected stepped positions.

Protective device for a hand machine tool

The invention is based on a guard device () for a power tool, in particular for a sanding power tool, having a protective cover () that is provided to at least partially encompass a disk-shaped, rotating tool, and having a dust removal tube (), the longitudinal axis of which is located at an angle of up to 80&#xb0; to the axis of rotation of the tool. It is proposed that part of the dust removal tube () passes through the plane of a flat side of the tool.

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Gaildorf-Grossaltdorf, Germany

Kurt Neef