Andreas Stihl Ag Co. Kg

Michael Renz

Heiko Rosskamp

Gernot Liebhard

Matthias Müller

Lukas Zürcher

Simon Trinkle

Christopher Tost

Alexander Haas

Heiko Roβkamp

Markus Maier

Adolf Juergen Neumann

Richard Fresow

Adolf Jürgen Neumann

Gemot Liebhard

An electric drive motor for a work apparatus includes a stator having two stator poles which are at a distance from one another in the circumferential direction and have respective field windings. The motor has a rotor which rotates between the stator poles and the rotor shaft of the rotor drives a fan wheel. The cooling-air flow generated by the fan wheel enters the stator, flows therethrough and is discharged therefrom. For effective cooling, a pole intermediate space is provided between the stator poles; and, for the cooling-air flow, this space is filled by a non-magnetic guide body to provide a cooling duct delimited by the guide body and the field windings. The guide body is fastened to a support at one stator end and is inserted axially into the stator at the other end thereof.

Electric drive motor for a work apparatus

A hand-held power tool has a tool member and a motor drivingly connected to the tool member, wherein the motor is arranged in a motor housing. A battery for driving the tool member is provided. A guide shaft has arranged on its first end the battery and on its second end the motor housing and the tool member. A rotatably power output part arranged on the motor housing is drivingly connected to the motor. The power output part supports the tool member. Cooling air is sucked through the guide shaft into the motor housing. Between the power output part and the motor housing an annular air exit gap is formed through which the cooling air exits the motor housing. At least one guide vane that projects into the annular air exit gap is provided.

Hand-held power tool

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Stuttgart, Germany

Michael Renz