An adaptor for a dust extractor is provided including a housing having a top portion and a bottom portion, a first aperture formed in the top portion of the housing, a second aperture formed in the bottom portion of the housing, and an adaptor catch having a first end and a second end. The adaptor catch is vertically slidable within the housing between a first catch position, where the first end projects through the first aperture, and a second catch position, where the first end is located flush with or inside of the housing. The second end of the adaptor catch is accessible through the second aperture. A first biasing mechanism biases the adaptor catch towards the second catch position.

A handheld electric power tool that is adapted to be driven in oscillation, the handheld electric power tool having a housing and a drive arranged in the housing for driving a toolholder, which is arranged on a tool shaft coupled to the drive and on which a tool is detachably installed. The tool shaft is accommodated in an output unit, which includes a gearhead accommodated in a gearhead housing, and a collar, which is designed so as to make possible a tool-free seating of an attachment in an installation direction oriented parallel to a longitudinal axis of the gearhead, is formed on the output unit.

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 flush valve, a dust collector provided with such a flush valve and a dust collection system, are disclosed. The flush valve includes a valve body and a valve spool. The valve body is internally provided with a fluid passageway. The valve body is provided with an inlet, a first outlet and a second outlet. The first outlet is fluidly connected to a device to be flushed. The valve spool includes a movable part, a fixed part and an elastic part, the fixed part being provided in the valve body, and the elastic part elastically connecting said fixed part to the movable part. One end of the movable part being provided with a first spool land for blocking the first outlet. The first spool land being configured to be pushed away from said first outlet by fluid in the fluid passageway when the pressure drops due to blockage.

A dust collector in one aspect of the present invention comprises a dust collection portion, a communication portion, and an interlock operation control portion. When the communication portion receives an interlock command transmitted from an electric working machine, the interlock operation control portion makes the dust collection portion operate interlocking with the electric working machine. The interlock operation control portion includes a storage portion, in which identification information specific to the electric working machine with which the dust collection portion is to be made to perform the interlock operation is stored.

A suction hose for a vacuum cleaner including a hose portion, which has a flexible dust removal hose body and a flexible jacket hose body, in which the dust removal hose body is arranged, wherein a suction flow channel for conducting a suction flow to the vacuum cleaner extends between longitudinal ends of the hose portion, which suction flow channel is bounded by a hose jacket of the dust removal hose body, a connection piece for connecting to the hand-held power tool or to the vacuum cleaner is arranged at at least one longitudinal end of the hose portion, and the jacket hose body and the dust removal hose body extend into an interior of a hose receptacle of the connection piece such that the dust removal hose body is sheathed by the jacket hose body into the hose receptacle.

A dust-proof drilling apparatus and method are disclosed which includes a body having a motor, a drill bit, a handgrip, and a power switch; an air suction unit, directly connected to the front of the body, designed to create an axial flow of air from the drill bit toward the body; and a dust collecting unit, directly and removably connected to the front of the air suction unit, designed to collect dusts and materials from the drilling operation of the drill bit, wherein the body, the air suction unit, and the dust collecting unit are connected sequentially along the axis of the drill bit.

A portable power tool includes a housing, a motor enclosed within the housing, an accessory tool holder secured to the output shaft of the motor, and an attachment interface on a nose portion near the accessory tool holder. An attachment is configured to attached and removed from the nose portion of the housing. The attachment includes a housing interface that is configured to interact with the attachment interface to position the attachment at a predetermined position on the nose portion of the housing. The attachment interface and the housing interface are configured to be magnetically attracted to each other with sufficient force to retain the attachment on the nose portion of the housing during normal operating conditions while allowing the attachment to be removed from the nose portion of the housing by hand by the operator.

A debris collector that collects debris and prevents the debris from falling on the ground is disclosed. The debris collector includes a collector bin and at least one cling element. The collector bin collects debris and is collapsible for easy portability. The cling element clings the collector bin on a substantially flat surface underneath where an operation such as drilling is required to be performed such that debris, falling while drilling, drop into the collector bin and prevents debris from falling on the ground. The cling element is at least one layer of adhesive. The debris collector collects debris formed during various operations. The debris collector further includes a closure element for closing the debris collector after debris has been collected. Further included is a cleaning tool or debris collecting element that facilitates collecting debris that has fallen on the ground.

A flexible debris shield for handheld power drills for collecting debris generated while cutting or drilling holes in a work surface. The debris shield is made from a transparent flexible material in a way that it allows the debris receptacle to fold and envelop an uneven surface or in cases where the intended workspace area's width is narrower than the diameter of the shield.