A pneumatic tool includes an air chamber; and a pressure adjusting mechanism which adjusts a pressure of a compressed air in the air chamber. The pressure adjusting mechanism includes a valve body which opens and closes a flow path that communicates the air intake and the air chamber; an elastic body which exerts an urging force to the valve body; a support part which supports an end of the elastic body; a pressure receiving member which receives air pressure in the air chamber and presses the elastic body in a direction of closing the flow path; and a load reducing mechanism capable of switching the urging force of the elastic body acting on the valve body between a normal state and a load reduction state in which the urging force smaller than the normal state is exerted.

A nail gun includes a gun body, a power module, a muzzle module and an operation module. The muzzle module includes a contact arm resiliently maintained at a normal position. The operation module includes a transmission unit and a trigger unit. The transmission unit includes a transmission member that is connected to the contact arm. The trigger unit includes a trigger member, a trigger arm and a switch member. The trigger arm is mounted in the trigger member, and abuts against the transmission member when the trigger member is not depressed. The switch member is operable to move between a sequential firing position and a repetitive firing position.

A nail gun includes a muzzle device, a cartridge device and a driving device. The muzzle device includes a safety member having an abutment end retractable when pushed. The cartridge device includes a stop member for blocking the drive stroke when a number of the nails is less than a predetermined number. The driving device includes a linking member co-movable with the safety member, and a trigger unit including a pivotable trigger, an inner arm co-movable with the trigger, and a switch member. When the switch member is at a sequential striking position and when the trigger is pivoted before a rearward movement of the linking member, the inner arm is withdrawn from a route of the rearward movement to avoid actuation of the drive stroke.

A fastener-driving tool includes a housing and a workpiece-contacting element movable between a rest position and an activated position. The tool also includes a trigger connected to the housing and movable between a rest position and an activated position, a control valve including an actuating pin, an actuation lever movably connected to the trigger and movable between a rest position and an actuating position adjacent to the actuating pin, and a trigger control mechanism associated with the actuation lever and configured for moving and holding the actuation lever in the actuating position. In a powered mode, the trigger control mechanism causes the-actuation lever to move and remain in the actuating position such that the tool is actuated each time the workpiece-contacting element contacts a workpiece and moves to the activated position causing the actuation lever to contact the actuating pin and initiate an actuation of the tool.

A driving tool capable of avoiding blank shot after a predetermined time has elapsed when performing a bump firing and capable of smoothly performing the bump firing is provided. The driving tool includes: an accumulator chamber which accumulates compressed air, a nose section provided on a housing; a cylinder; a trigger, and a push lever provided in the nose section, and when the trigger and the push lever are operated, the compressed air is supplied into the cylinder. The driving tool further includes: a delay valve which prevents the compressed air from being supplied into the cylinder when the push lever is not operated within a predetermined time after the trigger is operated: and a switching valve which supplies the compressed air of the accumulator chamber to the delay valve when the trigger is operated, and discharges the compressed air supplied to the delay valve to an outside of the housing when the push lever is operated within the predetermined time.

A nail gun includes: a housing; a cylinder assembly at least partially disposed in the housing; a magazine assembly for storing nails; and a firing assembly used for striking a nail and at least partially disposed in the cylinder assembly. The cylinder assembly includes a first cylinder and a second cylinder. The first cylinder includes a first cylinder and at least part of the second cylinder is disposed in the first cylinder cavity. The nail gun further includes a first piston, disposed at least in part in the first cylinder cavity, capable of reciprocating along the direction of the first axis in the first cylinder cavity. The first piston is configured to form an air intake passage with part of the outer wall of the second cylinder, and a gas is capable of passing through the air intake passage and entering the first cylinder cavity.

A clinch fastener mechanism including a pivoting base configured to be pivotally connected to a pneumatic fastener tool. The clinch fastener mechanism further includes a clinch arm pivotally connected to the pivoting base at a proximal end of the clinch arm; and a clinch plate disposed on a distal end of the clinch arm, wherein tool operates within three pressure zones. The system may also include a two-valve system which works by moving pressure throughout three specific zones. The first pressure zone has pressure introduced to it by the user attaching the tool to a pressure delivery source, such as a compressor, or other source. The second pressure zone may be used to operate the clinch arm or a safety mechanism. Mechanical safeties may be configured to prevent accidental or double firing of the tool.

A pneumatic tool includes a trigger configured to perform a first operation of operating a drive part, a contact member configured to perform a second operation of operating the drive part, a timer configured to measure the time during which the drive part can be operated by the second operation of the contact member and to switch the operation mode of the drive part after the time has elapsed, and a timer switch configured to control the operation of the timer. The first operation of the trigger is transmitted to the timer switch using a transmitting member.

A pneumatic tool includes a drive mechanism configured to drive by an air pressure of compressed air, a head valve configured to control supply of the compressed air to the drive mechanism, a trigger valve configured to actuate the head valve, a control valve configured to disable actuation of the trigger valve or the head valve, and a timer valve configured to be actuated based on an operation on a trigger and to disable actuation of the trigger valve or the head valve by actuating the control valve at a predetermined timing. The timer valve has a valve body configured to act on the control valve and is provided with a throttle portion configured to regulate a flow rate of a fluid generated in conjunction with movement of the valve body.

A pneumatic tool includes a drive mechanism configured to drive by an air pressure of compressed air, a head valve having a first chamber configured to reserve compressed air that is supplied from an air source, and configured to drive the drive mechanism, according to a state of the compressed air in the first chamber, a trigger valve configured to actuate the head valve by exhausting the compressed air in the first chamber, and a control valve configured to disable actuation of the trigger valve.