A power tool includes a housing. A motor is housed in the housing. A platen is driven by the motor. The housing includes a first housing part, a second housing part and a third housing part. The housing defines a battery receptacle portion configured to receive a removable battery pack which powers the motor. Each of the first housing part, the second housing part and the third housing part form part of the battery receptacle portion.

The present disclosure relates to a floor grinding machine for grinding floor surfaces of stone or stone-like material. Such a machine comprises a machine frame, a grinding head 2, supported by and being rotatable relative to the machine frame, a grinding head hood 2, which defines a space in which the grinding head 1 is rotatable, a hollow and resilient member 4, arranged in the space, and a pressurized fluid source, operatively connected to the hollow member 4 to supply said pressurized fluid, whereby the hollow member 4 is resiliently expandable upon supply of said fluid.

A dust hood device for a power tool and to the use thereof and to a method for dust collection. The dust hood device includes, on the lower side thereof, various openings, through which a mixture of air and dust formed during work with the power tool can be extracted. Also disclosed is the use of a dust hood, in particular at various working depths of the power tool, and to a method for dust collection, wherein opening and closing of the openings of the dust hood device can be controlled in accordance with the working depth of the power tool.

A grinding tool, in particular a diamond cup wheel, includes at least one main body, which has at least one connection region and at least one contact region, the contact region at least substantially completely surrounding the connection region when viewed in at least one main extension plane of the main body. The grinding tool further includes a plurality of grinding elements, which are arranged on the main body. The main body delimits a plurality of suction openings which, when viewed along a circumferential direction of the main body, are each arranged between at least two grinding elements of the plurality of grinding elements.

A grinder particulate control assembly for collecting particulate generated while grinding an outside corner surface. The grinder particulate control assembly having an adjustable bonnet capable of being used with grinders and grinding disks of various sizes.

A cyclone dust collecting device includes a dust collecting box and a separator. The dust collecting box includes a dust entrance and a cavity formed by extension in a first direction. The dust entrance communicates with a dust exhaust channel of a host machine. The separator includes a dust inlet and a cyclone tube. The dust inlet communicates with the dust entrance. The dust inlet is configured to guide the dust exhaust airflow into the cyclone tube. The cyclone tube extends in a second direction and is at least partially disposed in the dust collecting box. The cyclone tube includes a dust outlet and an air outlet. The dust outlet is located in the cavity and the air outlet communicates with an outside of the dust collecting box. The second direction obliquely intersects the first direction.

A sander including a housing, a motor housed in the housing and a platen which is driven by the motor. The sander also includes a dust chute, a dust container and a one-way valve disposed in the dust chute. The one-way valve allows air to flow in a direction towards the dust container and limits the flow of air in a direction away from the dust container. The one-way valve allows air flow in the direction towards the dust containers through multiple different openings.

A long rod grinding machine reduces the likelihood of dust escaping and falling. The long rod grinding machine includes a head and a rod having an end connected to the head and extending in a front-rear direction. The head includes an electric motor, a pad movable with a driving force from the electric motor, a vertical wall surrounding a radially outer edge of the pad, and a contact member located between the vertical wall and the pad and surrounding the radially outer edge of the pad. The contact member includes a brush holder having one or more through-holes extending in a radial direction of the pad, and a brush located below the brush holder and having a lower end located downward from a lower end of the vertical wall.

An apparatus for abrading surfaces has a first manifold mounted proximate one end of a shaft, and a second manifold mounted distal to one end of the shaft, said first and second manifolds being constructed to receive and distribute a fluid under positive pressure and vacuum pressure, the shaft being connected to the first and second manifolds to support the manifolds and the shaft includes fluid pathways to conduct air and vacuum flows of the fluid between the manifolds, and an end effector for treating surfaces.

An enclosure assembly includes a pan that includes at least one shaft opening. A shroud at least partially surrounds the pan. The shroud extends transversely relative to the pan. A skirt surrounds a perimeter of the shroud and is moveable relative to the shroud.