C & E. Fein Gmbh & Co.

C. & E. Fein Gmbh & Co. Kg

Manfred Fink

Wolfgang Schreiber

Boris E Rudolf

Manfred Ludwig

Ewald Hald

Klaus M Junginger

Heinrich Henssler

Guenter Kloss

An electric power tool, in particular a right-angle grinder is disclosed, having an elongated motor housing in which an electric motor is received, having a gear drive housing at a first end of the motor housing to receive a gear drive for driving a working spindle, having a handle element which is fastened rotatably at a second end of the motor housing and in which a grip switch is arranged, and having air intake slots to cool the electric motor which are arranged at the second end of the motor housing. In addition, at least one baffle plate, which serves to deflect particles and can simultaneously be configured as a cooling panel for cooling electronic components, is preferably located in the flow region of the air intake slots.

Electric power tool with rotatable handle

A power tool is disclosed, having an elongated motor housing in which an electric motor is received, having a gear drive housing at a first end of the motor housing to receive a gear drive for driving a working spindle, and having a handle element which is fastened rotatably at a second end of the motor housing and in which a grip switch is arranged. The handle element is rotatable with respect to the motor housing into at least four predefined angular positions that are preferably offset from one another by angles of 90&deg;, and can be snap-locked in them.

A motor-driven machine with variable torque setting includes a motor, a planetary gearing driving a work spindle and a rotatably mounted internal gear actuating a motor de-energizer against the action of a spring force when a settable limit torque is exceeded. To achieve a compact design, a torsion spring element extending in the axial direction alongside the planetary gearing is provided for generating the spring force. The torsion spring element carries a swivel element at one end which engages a cam on the internal gear and is held at an opposite end in a support so that the swivel element can swivel out of an initial position against the action of the force of the torsion spring element to de-energize the motor.

Machine with variable torque setting

An electric tool with a source of power that is independent of the line and with a transmission housing or motor housing that is also designed to function as a grip, with another grip merging into one side of it. To position the center of gravity such that the tool will be easier to handle and to allow the operator to continue working when one battery pack goes dead, attachments for battery packs are provided at the end of each grip.

Electric tool with source of power independent of the line

In motor-operated machines, especially portable electric tools, it is essential to prevent an impermissibly high torque on the driveshaft or operating spindle. This is attained by means of a torque-disengagement mechanism. An especially elegant, compact, precisely responsive torque-disengagement mechanism is attained by mounting one of the two bearings for a driveshaft in the machine housing or similar structure in such a way that it can move across the longitudinal axis or radially far enough to initiate a switching procedure. The bearing is secured in an initial position by means of an opposing force. The position represents both the zero position for the switching procedure and the correct position of the axis of the driveshaft during operation. If the machine includes a means of varying the torque, the power of the opposing force can be adjusted and maintained either continuously or discontinuously. The opposing force is generated in a practical way by a spring, specifically either by a compact but still powrful stack of cup springs or by a torque rod, both requiring little space.

Portable electric tool with variable torque

A power-screwdriver device with variable torque adjustment consists essentially of a drive mechanism, transmission, and cutoff mechanism. In order to provide a power screwdriver that is strong and inexpensive and in which the torque can be controlled with no need for a torque clutch, there is a bearing site on a transmission shaft. The bearing allows the shaft to move radially. There is a sensor that emits a motor-cutoff signal when the shaft does move radially. The radial deviation is employed as a measure of torque. The measure is adjusted with an adjusting device.

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Obersulm, Germany

Manfred Fink