A panel fastener tool is disclosed that includes a first arm pivotally connected to a second arm. Each of the first arm and second arm include a camming portion, a camming surface, a terminal projection projecting substantially inwardly, and an indent between the camming portion and the terminal projection. Upon pivoting the first arm and the second arm towards each other, the camming surfaces each engage a top portion of an inner member of a fastener inserted into a hole in a workpiece. The camming surfaces lift the inner member out of an insertable member of the fastener, and the terminal projections capture a head portion of the insertable member within the indents. When an upward force is applied, the terminal projections lift the insertable member from the hole.

A method for setting an expansion anchor by a power tool, and a power tool that performs the method, is disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes applying rotational impacts to the expansion anchor in accordance with a first rotational speed until a rotational angle per time interval of an output shaft of the power tool falls below a predetermined threshold value and applying rotational impacts to the expansion anchor in accordance with a reduced second rotational speed for a predetermined duration.

A method for setting an expansion anchor by a power tool, and a power tool that performs the method, is disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes applying rotational impacts to the expansion anchor in accordance with a first rotational speed until a rotational angle per time interval of an output shaft of the power tool falls below a predetermined threshold value and applying rotational impacts to the expansion anchor in accordance with a reduced second rotational speed for a predetermined duration.

A method for setting an expansion anchor by a power tool, and a power tool that performs the method, is disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes exerting rotary impacts on the expansion anchor in order to expand an expansion sleeve in dependence on a first rotational speed until a tightening torque corresponds to a threshold value, exerting a predetermined number of rotary impacts on the expansion anchor in dependence on the first rotational speed, and exerting rotary impacts on the expansion anchor by the power tool in dependence on a generated second rotational speed for a predetermined period of time.

A method for setting an expansion anchor by a power tool, and a power tool that performs the method, is disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes exerting rotary impacts on the expansion anchor in order to expand an expansion sleeve in dependence on a first rotational speed until a tightening torque corresponds to a threshold value, exerting a predetermined number of rotary impacts on the expansion anchor in dependence on the first rotational speed, and exerting rotary impacts on the expansion anchor by the power tool in dependence on a generated second rotational speed for a predetermined period of time.

According to the invention, a deformation base (3) is arranged on a side of a substratum (1) that is free of holes, onto which deformation base a cage part (6) has been pressed. When the cage part (6) is pressed on, foot segments (8) of the cage part (6), for example, are deformed while sliding on the deformation base and penetrate into the substratum (1), the connecting device thus being formed, and are embedded in the substrate by means of anchoring segments (14). A setting tool (21), comprising an elongate outer body (25), on which the deformation base (3) is detachably attached, and comprising an inner punch (22) that can be displaced in the outer body (25) in a longitudinal direction, to which inner punch the cage part (8) is detachably attached, is used for mechanized performance of the connecting method.

Tools for installing a clip having a depressible engagement member are disclosed. In one embodiment, the tool includes a pin and a head both configured to engage the depressible engagement member. A trigger assembly is mechanically coupled to both the pin and the head. The pin is configured to actuate the trigger assembly so as to release the hear, wherein the head may actuate a counting unit so as to register a count when the pin engages the depressible engagement member, informing the installer when a clip is properly installed.

Tools for installing a clip having a depressible engagement member are disclosed. In one embodiment, the tool includes a pin and a head both configured to engage the depressible engagement member. A trigger assembly is mechanically coupled to both the pin and the head. The pin is configured to actuate the trigger assembly so as to release the hear, wherein the head may actuate a counting unit so as to register a count when the pin engages the depressible engagement member, informing the installer when a clip is properly installed.

Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a pin insertion tool. The pin insertion tool can comprise a replaceable handle, a tool shaft coupleable to the replaceable handle, a pin insertion tool holder directly coupleable to the tool shaft, and a spring pin guide. The spring pin guide can comprise a base, a central portion, the central portion directly coupled to the base, and a tip directly coupled to the central portion.

Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a pin insertion tool. The pin insertion tool can comprise a replaceable handle, a tool shaft coupleable to the replaceable handle, a pin insertion tool holder directly coupleable to the tool shaft, and a spring pin guide. The spring pin guide can comprise a base, a central portion, the central portion directly coupled to the base, and a tip directly coupled to the central portion.