The present disclosure provides a driving mechanism, which includes a driving shaft, a sleeve, a plurality of guiding members, an impact bulk and an output shaft. The sleeve is sleeved on the driving shaft and has a plurality of guiding grooves for accommodating the guiding members. The impact bulk is sleeved on the outside of the sleeve. Some guiding members are linearly immovable relative to the driving shaft; other guiding members are linearly immovable relative to the impact bulk. By means of the design of the guiding grooves, the torque input into the driving shaft is transferred into an impact torque applied on the output shaft.

The rotary torque boosting device includes a main body with an inertia flange to be assembled or made as one piece structure with the main body, an input member having an input recess for receiving the anvil of the impact wrench, an output recess for receiving a detachable driving anvil made to accommodate the impact socket with the same driving head type and dimension which to be secured with a retaining device for easy replacement, such as a magnet unit adhered at the bottom of the recess or an inner retaining groove by the side for receiving the ball retainer or a retaining ring on the driving anvil. The rotary torque boosting device will solve the drawback of the prior art especially the driving anvil will not be held durable enough under the magnified torque induced by the inertia effect during operation.

An electric power tool includes a housing, a motor, a deceleration mechanism, a final output shaft, a vibration mechanism, a vibration switching member, a stop member, and an expansion prevention portion. The vibration mechanism provides a vibration in an axial direction to the final output shaft. The vibration switching member is accommodated in a slit axially disposed on a front end of a tubular portion and moved back and forth in the slit by an operation from outside to switch on and off actuation of the vibration mechanism. The stop member is installed on the front end of the tubular portion to cover the slit. The expansion prevention portion is disposed on the stop member and is brought in contact with an outer periphery of the front end of the tubular portion to prevent the front end of the tubular portion from expanding,

A handheld tool apparatus comprising a spindle blocking apparatus and a torque limiting unit that includes at least one limiting spring and a stop arrangement that is supported movably against the limiting spring. It is provided that the stop arrangement of the torque limiting unit nonrotatably secure a wedging arrangement of the spindle blocking apparatus.

A screw driving machine includes a driving piston to which a driver bit is attachable, a driving cylinder partitioned into a first chamber and a second chamber by the driving piston and moving the driver bit when compressed air is supplied to the second chamber, an air motor rotating the driver bit by the compressed air, an air flow path communicating the second chamber and the air motor, a main chamber storing the compressed air and communicating with the air flow path, and a main valve opening and closing communication between the air flow path and the main chamber. The driving cylinder has a supply port communicating the air flow path and the second chamber. A throttle portion is disposed to be displaceable on an outer periphery of the driving cylinder to change an opening area of the supply port.

A screw driving machine includes a contact portion movable from a first position to a second position via a third position by abutting against a driven member to press against the driven member, a driving portion moving a driver bit when the contact portion reaches the third position to drive a screw into the driven member, a tightening portion causing the driver bit to rotate about an axis and tighten the screw after the screw is driven, a tightening depth switching portion switching a tightening depth of the screw by the tightening portion after the screw is driven, a driving depth regulating portion regulating a movement amount of the contact portion between the second position and the third position, and a driving depth switching portion switching whether to regulate the movement amount of the contact portion by the driving depth regulating portion.

An impact power tool includes a brushless motor, a power switch, an output spindle, and an impact mechanism configured to selectively apply rotational impacts to the output spindle when a torque on the output spindle exceeds a torque threshold. A controller is configured to control power delivery to the motor to selectively cause the motor to operate in a first mode for installing a fastener or in a second mode for removing a fastener. In the first mode, the controller is configured to control the motor with a first conduction band value and a first advance angle value during a first time period until a first parameter is reached, and to control the motor with a second conduction band value and a second advance angle value, at least one of which is greater than the first conduction band value and the first advance angle value, after the first time period.

A reaction arm for use with a torque generating device, the reaction arm including a reaction bar, and a body portion having a first internal diameter, and having formed on an internal surface thereof a female spline having a second internal diameter and a guide bushing having a third internal diameter, the first, second, and third internal diameter being distinctly sized.

To provide a rotary impact tool capable of: suppressing a rise in temperature in a motor or switching elements and a current flowing in the motor or switching elements while suppressing a degradation in tightening performance; and improving operability. The rotary impact tool includes: a motor; an end-bit holding part driven by the motor; an impact mechanism provided on a drive transmission path from the motor to the end-bit holding part and configured to intermittently produce rotary impacts, the rotary impacts transmitting a drive force of the motor to the end-bit holding part; a switching element configured to change a voltage supplied to the motor; and a control unit controlling the switching element. The control unit is configured such that the voltage supplied to the motor begins to gradually rise within a period of time from a timing when a first rotary impact ends to a timing when a second rotary impact subsequent to the first rotary impact starts.

A hand-held power tool includes a drive unit, a gearshift unit, and a servomotor. The drive unit is configured to drive a working tool in at least one non-percussive mode of operation and includes a percussion mechanism for the percussive operation of the working tool in an associated percussion mode. The drive unit is associated with the gearshift unit for shifting the drive unit between the at least one non-percussive mode of operation and the associated percussion mode. The gearshift unit is associated with the servomotor designed to actuate, when it is activated in the non-percussive mode of operation, the percussion mechanism by switching the drive unit from the at least one non-percussive mode of operation into the associated percussion mode.