B28D1/045

Laying machine and a blade assembly

The present invention relates to a laying machine for laying at least one flexible casing or tube, cable or wire including: a blade arrangement for making a trench in the ground, a consolidation and laying means being arranged behind the blade arrangement, for clearing and safe-guarding the trench from collapsing while laying at least one flexible casing or tube, cable or wire into the trench. A blade assembly comprising compartments for cooling fluid and air.

Cutting Apparatus Having Adjustable Direction
20230321870 · 2023-10-12 ·

A cutting apparatus having adjustable direction, according to the present invention, can comprise: a cutting frame; a cutting shaft disposed at the front of the cutting frame and a cutting blade fitted into the cutting shaft, when the proceeding direction of the cutting apparatus is the front and the opposite direction thereof is the rear; a direction-adjusting unit positioned below the cutting frame at the rear of the cutting frame so as to be connected to the cutting frame and adjust the cutting shaft so that same can rotate; and an intermediate frame for supporting the direction-adjusting unit.

FLOOR SAWING EQUIPMENT WITH CONTROLLABLE SUPPORTING WHEELS
20230330894 · 2023-10-19 ·

A floor saw for sawing in a concrete surface segment (160), the floor saw comprising a circular cutting blade (110) arranged transversally offset from a centrum line (C), which centrum line (C) is aligned with a forward direction (F) of the floor saw, the floor saw further comprising at least two supporting wheels (120) arranged to support the floor saw on the concrete surface segment (160), out of which supporting wheels at least one is a drive wheel, a sensor arrangement (140) configured to determine a current yaw motion of the floor saw, and a control unit (130) configured to obtain a desired yaw motion setting, wherein the drive wheel is arranged on an opposite side of the centrum line (C) compared to the circular cutting blade (110) and arranged to generate a respective variable wheel force by a respective first electric machine controlled by the control unit (130), and wherein the control unit (130) is arranged to control the first electric machine to reduce a difference between the current yaw motion of the floor saw and the desired yaw motion setting.

SAW CART

A cart for carrying a saw having a saw blade, a motor drivably coupled to the saw blade, a saw control unit to selectively activate the motor in response to a first input control signal from a trigger, and a first connector in communication with the saw control unit. The cart includes a remote actuation system having a cart control unit, a throttle configured to provide an input to the cart control unit, and a second connector configured to connect with the first connector of the saw. The cart also includes a wire interconnecting the cart control unit and the first connector. The wire configured to transmit a second input control signal from the cart control unit to the saw control unit upon receiving the input from the throttle, via the first and second connectors, to selectively activate and vary a rotational speed of the motor and the saw blade.

Handheld hydraulic-powered concrete-cutting handsaw
11654597 · 2023-05-23 ·

A handheld hydraulic-powered concrete-cutting handsaw is provided including a base. A blade guard may be provided on the base. A hydraulic blade motor may be provided on the blade guard. A sawblade may be drivingly engaged for rotation by the blade motor. A front handle and a rear handle may be removably attached to the blade guard and/or base. The handsaw can further include a removable slurry guard. A coolant manifold may be provided on the blade guard. A coolant flow control valve may be confluently connected to the coolant manifold. A coolant supply line may be confluently connected to the coolant flow control valve. A pair of coolant discharge lines may be confluently connected to the coolant manifold and discharge at opposite sides of the sawblade.

SIMULATED BOG-DOWN SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR POWER TOOLS
20230011690 · 2023-01-12 ·

Simulated bog-down system and method for power tools. One power tool according to an example embodiment includes a power source and a motor selectively coupled to the power source. The motor includes a rotor and stator windings. The power tool includes an actuator configured to generate a drive request signal and a power switching network configured to selectively couple the power source to the stator windings of the motor. The power tool includes an electronic processor coupled to the power source, the actuator, and the power switching network. The electronic processor is configured to detect a load on the power tool and compare the load to a threshold. The electronic processor is configured to determine that the load is greater than the threshold, and to control the power switching network to simulate bog-down in response to determining that the load is greater than the threshold.

Concrete cutting machine and sliding plate assembly for a concrete cutting machine

A concrete cutting machine, for wet and dry dual-use cutting, includes a saw blade, which is configured to cut concrete, a motor, which is configured to drive the saw blade to rotate about a first axis, and a bottom plate, which is configured to support the motor and the saw blade. The bottom plate is formed with a first cutting space for the saw blade to pass through. The concrete cutting machine further includes a sliding plate assembly, which is at least partially disposed in the first cutting space, to form a second cutting space smaller than the first cutting space.

Battery-Powered Work Machine with On-Demand Cooling and Conditioning of the Battery

A work machine includes a working device for generating a working motion; an electric motor for driving the working device; an electric energy storage device for supplying the electric motor with electric current; and a cooling device for cooling the energy storage device. The cooling device comprises at least one fan device for generating a cooling air flow which can be directed over the energy storage device. At least one temperature sensor is provided for detecting a temperature, and a control device is provided for controlling the fan device as a function of the temperature detected by the temperature sensor.

A Hand-Held Electrically Powered Work Tool

A hand-held electrically powered cut-off tool (100, 200, 800, 1000, 1900) comprising a first part (110) and a second part (120) arranged vibrationally isolated from each other, the first part (110) comprising an arm (116) arranged to support a cutting disc (130) and an electric motor (140) arranged to drive the cutting disc, the second part (120) comprising front (190) and rear (195) handles for operating the cut-off tool, and a battery compartment (150) for holding an electrical storage device (220, 1800) such as a battery arranged to power the electric motor (140), wherein one or more damping members (170, 1910) are arranged in-between the first part (110) and the second part (120), where at least one damping member (170, 1910) is formed in a resilient material associated with a damping coefficient.

A Dust Container Arrangement for Construction Sites

The present disclosure relates to a dust container arrangement (15, 120, 210) adapted to be fluidly coupled to a fan arrangement (13) comprised in a power tool (1) via an at least partly flexible dust conduit (14). The dust container arrangement (15, 120, 210) comprises a frame (100, 126) which in turn comprises a holder part (102, 123) with a container inlet (101, 125). The dust container arrangement (15, 120, 210) further comprises a first container (107, 121) and a second container (108), which containers (107, 108; 121) are releasably attached to the holder part (102, 123) in a sealed manner. The first container (107, 121) is air-permeable such that air (A1) that is blown into the container inlet (101, 125) is permitted to escape through a wall (115 132) of the first container (107, 121), while the second container (108) is air-tight during operation and adapted to receive dust (113A, 113B, 113C) that is brought into the container inlet (101, 125).