A system for attaching a handle such as an extension pole to a power tool such as a hand sander includes a collar, a pressure plate, front and back pairs of vibration absorbing spacers, and a handle holder. The collar has a contact area and two projections extending from the contact area, and the a plate fits onto the projections so that the plate and the contact area of the collar define a space for mounting of a tool. The handle holder extends between the projections and is between the first and second pair of vibration absorbing spacers. A tightening structure may press the plate toward the contact area and compress the first and second pairs of vibration absorbing spacers toward the handle holder.

A power tool includes an accessory and a reader. The accessory is configured to be attachable to and detachable from the power tool. The accessory includes a passive wireless tag. The reader includes at least one antenna and a reading part. The reading part is electrically connected to the at least one antenna. The reading part is configured to wirelessly communicate with the wireless tag via the at least one antenna and to read information stored in the wireless tag when the accessory is attached to the power tool.

A power tool comprises an adjustable auxiliary handle assembly that facilities safe use of the tool by the operator when handling heavy duty handheld machinery. The adjustable auxiliary handle assembly comprises a strap, a handle base, an over-center linkage assembly, a locking lever, a locking lever and an adjustable knob. The strap is easily released and able to rotate and be locked in a different position convenient and comfortable to the operator. The auxiliary handle assembly is adjustable and can be operated with one hand (e.g., one-handed operation). The over-center linkage assembly holds the auxiliary handle position in place while allowing the power tool to be used in high-torque/high load applications.

Side handle for an electric hand-held power tool, wherein the side handle has a grip region designed to be gripped by a user, and a clamping unit, by which the side handle can be releasably fastened to a machine neck of the hand-held power tool, wherein the clamping unit has an operating element, by which the clamping unit is able to be clamped and unclamped, wherein the operating element, when the clamping unit is in the clamped state, is substantially flush with the surface of the grip region. The operating element is preferably in the form of a clamping lever.

A power tool system includes a power tool, a dust collector and a clamping device. The clamping device is configured to detachably connect the dust collector to the power tool. The clamping device includes a first connection mechanism and a second connection mechanism. The first connection mechanism is configured to connect the power tool. The second connection mechanism is configured to connect the dust collector. The second connection mechanism includes a limiting assembly and a fastener. The limiting assembly is capable of clamping the dust collector and is fastened by the fastener. The second connection mechanism further includes a contact surface. When the fastener is in contact with the contact surface, a force is generated between the fastener and the contact surface, and the force is always perpendicular to the contact surface.

The present disclosure provides a side handle assembly for a power tool. The side handle assembly includes a clamp configured to secure the side handle assembly to the power tool, the clamp coaxially aligned with a working axis of the power tool, and a handle coupled to the clamp. The handle includes a base coupled to the clamp, a first grip portion coupled to the base, a second grip portion coupled to the base and movable relative to the first grip portion in a direction parallel to the working axis, and a damping element located between the first grip portion and the second grip portion to attenuate vibration from the power tool along the working axis.

A contactless power supply device includes a handle attachable and detachable with respect to a main body case at least partially covering a main body part including an electric unit, a power transmission module to be provided to protrude from the main body case, and having a power transmission coil electrified based on power supplied to the main body part, a power reception module housed in the handle to face the power transmission module when the handle is fixed to the main body case, and having a power reception coil contactlessly supplied with power via the power transmission coil, and a detection unit provided in the handle, driven based on the power supplied via the power reception module, and configured to detect whether the handle is being gripped.

A power tool includes a housing with a motor housing portion and a drive housing portion, a handle extending from the housing and defining a gap between the handle and the housing, a motor located within the motor housing portion having a motor output shaft, a fan coupled to the motor output shaft, a battery to provide power to the motor, a trigger coupled to the handle and manipulable to energize the motor, a spindle extending within the drive housing portion and driven by the motor output shaft to rotate about an axis, and a fluid delivery system configured to supply a fluid to the spindle. The housing includes an air intake opening and a deflector to inhibit the fluid from entering the housing through the air intake opening, and rotation of the fan draws an airflow into the housing through the air intake opening.

The disclosure relates to a handheld work apparatus, wherein the work apparatus includes a housing, a drive motor for driving a tool, and a handle) disposed on the housing. A contour is provided on the handle and a counter contour is provided on the housing. In the inoperative position of the handle, a minimum friction torque (M.sub.1) which acts about the pivot axis is provided between the handle and the housing. In the operative position of the handle, the contour and the counter contour are operatively connected in such a manner that a further friction torque (M.sub.2) which acts about the pivot axis is present between the handle and the housing. The further friction torque (M.sub.2) in the operative position is greater than the minimum friction torque (M.sub.1) in the inoperative position.

An installation tool and fastener is particularly adapted for fastening a top plate to a roof support member and other structural connections. The installation tool comprises a telescopic tool assembly which transfers torque from a power driver tool to a fastener drive coupler. The installation tool has a receiver guide which is configured to concentrically guide a fastener into driver engagement with a fastener coupler. The coupler may have a driver tip with radial projections, a Philips driver tip or a square driver tip. In one embodiment, the installation tool fastener has a head with a maximum head diameter equal to the major thread diameter and a recess for coupling with the drive coupler.