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Hilti Aktiengesellschaft

Leopold Von Keudell

Hans Rupprecht

Klaus Nagelschmied

Karl Echtler

Bernhard Plunger

A hand held machine tool has a protective electrode (1; 1a, 1b, 1c) located within a housing with a leakage current protective switch (2; 2a, 2b, 2c) triggered by a fixed leakage current (.SIGMA.1.sub..DELTA.), for example, 10 mA, for interrupting power supply leads (4, 5) of the machine tool with a protective conductor (3) connected to the protective electrode (1; 1a, 1b, 1c) and not being switched off.

Manually guided machine tool with a safety device

A tool bit chuck for drilling and chiseling bits has an axially extending receiving sleeve (1) with an opening (3) therethrough in which latching elements (9) are radially displaceably supported. The latching elements (9) are radially displaceable by a spring loaded axially displaceable actuating element (10). An actuating sleeve (12) laterally encloses and is axially displaceable relative to the receiving sleeve (1). Connecting members fix (6, 13) the actuating sleeve to the receiving sleeve. The actuating sleeve (12) has a stop (14) cooperating with the actuating element (10) for applying an axial force to the actuating element for assisting in centering the drilling or chiseling bit.

Tool bit chuck for drilling and chiseling bits

A masonry-slitting apparatus has a housing (1) containing a drive unit (2) for a slitting member (4), and a trolley (3) on which the housing (1) is pivotally mounted about a rotary bearing (6) located in a first end region of the housing. The housing (1) has a first handle (10) in the first end region and a second handle (9) in a second end region at the opposite end from the first end region. Each handle (9, 10) has a substantially cylindrically shaped gripping surface (12, 13) extending parallel to one another and disposed at right angles to a disk plane of the slitting member (4). An electric switch (5) is located in the gripping surface (13) of the first handle (10) and a locking switch (11), actuating an arresting element (8), is located in the gripping surface (12) of the second handle (9).

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Eching, Germany

Leopold Von Keudell