Hitachi Koki Co., Ltd.

Hitachi Koko Co., Ltd.

Shinki Ohtsu

Tomomasa Nishikawa

Yasuki Ohmori

Takuma Saito

Chikai Yoshimizu

Katsuhiro Oomori

Hideki Watanabe

Masanori Watanabe

Haruhisa Fujisawa

Kunio Yamamoto

Junichi Kamimura

Yo Kawakami

Hiromu Utsumi

Yoshitaka Akiba

Kenji Kataoka

Shigeru Ishikawa

Junichi Toukairin

Takuji Torii

Toshinori Yasutomi

Hiroto Inagawa

Toshifumi Kubota

Kazuhide Ohzeki

Teruo Suzuki

Tsunehisa Terayama

Jyunichi Toukairin

Toshiyuki Nemoto

Nobuhiro Takano

Hideyuki Tanimoto

Takashi Ueda

Kazutaka Iwata

Yoshihiro Nakano

Yoshinori Ishizawa

Hiroyuki Oda

Akira Onose

Yukihiro Shima

Takuhiro Murakami

Akira Uno

Shigetoshi Ishida

Shoji Kusumoto

Mitsuhiro Sunaoshi

Kenji Kobori

Kenji Niwa

Shinichirou Satou

Tsukasa Suzuura

Tadashi Ohkawara

Tetsuhiro Harada

Yukio Terunuma

Masahiro Miura

Junichi Tokairin

Mitsuyuki Ishikawa

Toshihito Sakaba

Yoshimitsu Kawasaki

Masanori Yoshioka

Yasuyuki Hirano

Tetsuo Ebata

The motorized cutter with wheels () comprises a motorized cutter () and a carriage (). The motorized cutter () is equipped with an engine (), a blade () rotatably driven by the engine (), and a light-emitting unit () that generates laser light () in the same plane as the plane of rotation of the blade (). A roadbed () is then cut along a line (X) drawn on the roadbed () by operating the motorized cutter with wheels () so that the line (X) is irradiated with the laser light (). It is possible to remove the motorized cutter () from the carriage () together with the light-emitting unit ().

Motorized cutter, motorized cutter with wheels, and cutting method

An oil pulse tool includes a motor, an oil pulse unit, an output shaft on which a front end tool is attached, a torque detecting sensor for detecting generation of an impact torque, and an operating portion configured to detect a time period between a first impact torque detected by the torque detecting sensor and a second impact torque detected by the torque detecting sensor. The second impact torque is smaller than the first impact torque. The operating portion carries out a notification when the time period between the first impact torque and the second impact torque is less than a predetermined evaluation value for the time period between the first impact torque and the second impact torque.

Oil pulse tool

A vibration drill unit capable of obtaining an intensive drilling force. The vibration drill unit includes a first ratchet, anon-rotatable second ratchet having a claw engageable with the claw of the first ratchet, and a main body frame for accommodating a motor, a spindle, the first ratchet and the second ratchet. The respective claws of the first ratchet and the second ratchet include the first inclined surfaces formed so as to be engaged in the rotation direction by rotations of the first ratchet and so as to be separated from each other, the second inclined surfaces having greater inclination in the reversed direction than the first inclined surfaces, top parts that link the upper parts of both inclined surfaces to each other, and flat parts that link the bottom parts of both inclined surfaces to each other.

Vibration drill unit

The invention provides a two cycle engine which effectively suppresses an intrusion of a combustion gas into a crank chamber. Further, the invention provides a two cycle engine tool provided with the two cycle engine mentioned above. An engine is provided with a cylinder having two scavenge air ports at different positions in a cylinder circumference direction, and scavenge air inflow ports communicating individually with these two scavenge air ports via a scavenge air passage, and a piston in which two scavenge air communication ports are formed at positions corresponding to the scavenge air inflow ports, and is structured to swirl the gas flowing into the piston from the cylinder through the scavenge air passage, in an upper portion of the internal space of the piston, and retains the gas in the upper portion of the internal space of the piston.

Two cycle engine and two cycle engine tool

A two cycle engine has an exhaust port provided in a side portion of a cylinder, and a scavenge air port provided in the side portion of the cylinder so as to be symmetrical with a plane passing through a center in a cylinder circumference direction of the exhaust port and an axis extending to inside of the cylinder, the scavenge air port is structured such that an axis extending to inside of the cylinder from an opening of the scavenge air port extends in such a direction as to be away from the exhaust port of the cylinder, and is divided in a cylinder axis direction by a dividing portion.

Two cycle engine and tool

A dust collection cover capable of efficiently collecting cutting chips and residues generated as a result of cutting a workpiece. A cutter includes a motor and a rotary blade driven by the motor, and the dust collection cover is attached to the cover for covering a part of the blade. The cover is formed with a dust discharge port through which cutting chips and residues are discharged. The cover has a guide arrangement for directing the cutting chips and residues toward an interior of the cover body. The arrangement provides a blowing-out air blowing to the workpiece, or a rod-like member removing the cutting chips and residues.

Dust collection cover attachable to cutter

A fuel gas has a gas including at least 40 weight % or more of 1-butene and propane, or at least 56 weight % or more of 1-butene and propylene. A combustion type power tool is driven by the fuel gas. A compressed gas container for a combustion type power tool has an inner side vessel filled with the fuel gas. When the fuel gas includes propane, 1-butene may be equal to or higher than 59 weight % and equal to or lower than 95 weight %. When the fuel gas includes propylene, the 1-butene may be equal to or higher than 70 weight % and equal to or lower than 96 weight %.

Fuel, gas, combustion type power tool driven by the fuel gas, and compressed gas container for the combustion type power tool

A centrifugal machine includes a vibration preventive mechanism part containing a support member and a damping portion disposed in the support member so as to be connectable or contactable to the drive device. The damping portion includes a magnet member and a friction member disposed on the support member and, owing to the magnetic force of the magnet member, the friction member is contacted with a first arm member. The magnet member can be magnetized by an electromagnetic coil and, owing to the magnetic force of the magnet member, the friction member can be contacted with the first arm member. On receiving a vibration change from a drive device, the vibration preventive mechanism part can dampen the vibration change using the damping portion.

Centrifugal machine having a vibration preventing mechanism

An electric fastener driver having a compact size and simple construction. A driver segment provided with a rack is movably disposed in a housing. A flywheel is driven by a motor. A drive shaft is concentric with and integral with the flywheel. A coil spring is fixed to the drive shaft. A driven rotor is coaxial with the drive shaft and has one end portion serving as a spring seat portion positioned within the coil spring. A pinion is disposed at the driven rotor and is meshedly engaged with the rack. An urging section is disposed within the driven rotor. A ball is movably disposed in a through-hole formed in the driven rotor for urging an end portion of the coil spring by the urging section. A solenoid controls a protruding amount of the ball from the surface of the driven rotor.

Electrically driven flywheel-fastener driver

An electrical power tool () includes a housing (), an electrical motor (), a motion conversion mechanism (), a counterweight holding member (), a counterweight (), and support members (). The electrical motor () is accommodated in the housing (). The motion conversion mechanism () is configured to convert a rotary motion of the electrical motor () into a reciprocation motion. The counterweight holding member () extends in a direction perpendicular to directions of the reciprocation motion and is capable of being elastically deformed in the directions of the reciprocation motion. The counterweight () is supported by the counterweight holding member () and is capable of reciprocating in the directions of reciprocation motion together with the counterweight holding member (). The support members () are positioned away from the counterweight () by a predetermined distance for supporting the counterweight holding member () to the housing (). The counterweight () is interposed between or among the support members ().

Electrical power tool

A power tool includes: a power tool main body; a handle holder protruding from the power tool main body; a handle extending in a protruding direction of the handle holder and having an arm portion engaging the handle holder; and an elastic body carried between the power tool main body and the handle. The handle holder has a spherical convex outer circumferential face. The arm portion surrounds the handle holder and has a spherical concave inner circumferential face. The convex outer circumferential face of the handle holder is inserted and fitted into the concave inner circumferential face. The elastic body is carried between the power tool main body and the handle around the outer circumference of the handle holder in a radial direction vertical to a protruding-direction central axis of the handle holder.

Power tool having a vibration isolating handle

An impact drill for boring a workpiece includes a main frame, a motor housed in the main frame, a spindle movably supported by the main frame and rotatable by the motor and movable in its axial direction, a first ratchet positioned fixedly with respect to the spindle, a second ratchet positioned with respect to the first ratchet, a spring biasing the second ratchet toward the first ratchet. The spring has at least one of a spring constant and a biasing force which prevents the second ratchet and the spindle from abutting against the main frame at least one of when a force ranging from 15 to 25 kg is applied to the main frame for boring the workpiece and when the spindle is moved to a retracted position.

Impact drill

A combustion-type power tool includes a housing, a cylinder head disposed at one end of the housing, a cylinder in the housing, a piston slidably disposed in the cylinder, and a driver blade connected to the piston. A combustion-chamber is provided in the housing, a fan is disposed in the combustion chamber, and a motor having an output shaft is coupled to the fan. A motor holder accommodates the motor, and the cylinder head is formed with a motor holder receiving portion in which the motor holder is slidably movably disposed. An elastic member is disposed in a gap formed between the motor holder and the motor holder receiving portion.

Combustion-type power tool

A power tool includes an impact damping mechanism for damping an impact in a direction of rotation of a speed reduction mechanism portion

Power tool

An impact tool comprising a motor, a hammerthat is rotated and axially moved by a drive force of the motor, an anvilthat repeats engagement/disengagement from the hammeraccompanying rotation and axial movements of the hammer, and a tip toolmounted to the anvil, the anvilcomprising a first split pieceA, which includes pawls(first concave-convex part) on an opposite side to the hammer and repeats engagement/disengagement from the hammer, a second split pieceB, which includes pawls(second concave-convex part) engageable with the pawls (first concave-convex part)of the first split pieceA in a direction of rotation, and to which the tip toolis mounted, and a rubber damper (elastic body)interposed between the first and second split piecesA,B to prevent direct contact between the pawls (first concave-convex part)and the pawls (second concave-convex part)in the direction of rotation and in an axial direction.

Impact tool

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