A working head for a hydraulic power tool including a head frame and a first moveable die head configured to move along the working head frame. The first moveable die head configured to receive a first moveable die comprising a first body length. A second die head is adapted to receive a second die comprising a second body length. The first body length of the moveable die is different from the second body length of the stationary die.

A power tool includes a motor configured to provide driving force to a tool accessory, a braking mechanism disposed on a driving-force-transmission path from the motor to the tool accessory and configured to put a brake on driving of the tool accessory, at least one attachment portion configured such that an accessory is removably attachable thereto, and a restricting member configured to be directly or indirectly pressed and displaced by the accessory when the accessory is attached to any one of the at least one attachment portion. In a state in which the accessory is not attached to any of the at least one attachment portion, the restricting member is located at a preventive position at which between-members abutment prohibits releasing of a braked state effected by the braking mechanism.

An outer-rotor brushless direct-current motor is provided. The motor includes a motor can that supports the motor components and a fan mounted on a rotor shaft inside the motor can to generate an airflow through the motor can. The motor can includes exhaust openings formed around the fan to allow the airflow to be expelled radially away from the fan, and intake openings formed at a distance from the exhaust openings to allow an airstream to be received radially into the motor can.

An outer-rotor brushless direct-current motor is provided. The motor includes a motor can that supports the motor components and a fan mounted on a rotor shaft inside the motor can to generate an airflow through the motor can. The motor can includes exhaust openings formed around the fan to allow the airflow to be expelled radially away from the fan, and intake openings formed at a distance from the exhaust openings to allow an airstream to be received radially into the motor can.

A power device for an electric tool and system is provided that can power tool bodies of different electric tools. The power device includes a power control unit that receives a control instruction transmitted by the tool control unit and controls the motor according to control instructions. The power device not only improves the utilization rate of general modules, such as a motor and a battery pack, but also improves the expandability of the system, reduces the amount of programs in the power device, and eliminates the need to update the programs in the power device to be adapted to a new working body.

A power device for an electric tool and system is provided that can power tool bodies of different electric tools. The power device includes a power control unit that receives a control instruction transmitted by the tool control unit and controls the motor according to control instructions. The power device not only improves the utilization rate of general modules, such as a motor and a battery pack, but also improves the expandability of the system, reduces the amount of programs in the power device, and eliminates the need to update the programs in the power device to be adapted to a new working body.

An offset-angle extension device for a power tool includes an elongated body having a power tool mounting end and an angle adapter end. A bearing housing with a handle is located between and connected to the power tool mounting end and the angle adapter end. The bearing housing includes a bearing that receives a bit extension rod therethrough. A tool mounting rod extends from the bearing housing to the power tool mounting end and connects to the power tool. The bit extension rod extends from a chuck of the power tool, through the bearing and connects to an offset-angle angle adapter.

An offset-angle extension device for a power tool includes an elongated body having a power tool mounting end and an angle adapter end. A bearing housing with a handle is located between and connected to the power tool mounting end and the angle adapter end. The bearing housing includes a bearing that receives a bit extension rod therethrough. A tool mounting rod extends from the bearing housing to the power tool mounting end and connects to the power tool. The bit extension rod extends from a chuck of the power tool, through the bearing and connects to an offset-angle angle adapter.

A suction device for a handheld power tool that is adapted to be driven in oscillation and that is equipped with a gearbox extension housing for mounting of the suction device. The suction device having a body mounted on the gearbox extension housing of the handheld power tool via a mounting section and an air duct formed in the body, the air duct being delimited at one end by an air inlet and at an other end by an air outlet on which a suction apparatus or a dust exhauster is adapted to be detachably mounted. The mounting section of the body is formed essentially as a hollow cylinder and extends between a first plane and a second plane, which are substantially parallel.

A suction device for a handheld power tool that is adapted to be driven in oscillation and that is equipped with a gearbox extension housing for mounting of the suction device. The suction device having a body mounted on the gearbox extension housing of the handheld power tool via a mounting section and an air duct formed in the body, the air duct being delimited at one end by an air inlet and at an other end by an air outlet on which a suction apparatus or a dust exhauster is adapted to be detachably mounted. The mounting section of the body is formed essentially as a hollow cylinder and extends between a first plane and a second plane, which are substantially parallel.