B23B31/1253

Power tool chuck

A chuck including a chuck body that supports a plurality of jaws. An outer sleeve is axially fixed with respect to the chuck body. A nut is coupled to the outer sleeve, and the nut is movable axially and radially relative to the chuck body. The nut interacts with the jaws such that when the outer sleeve rotates, the nut moves axially and radially relative to the body.

Driver shaft support assemblies, setup assemblies, and cutting assemblies
11123836 · 2021-09-21 ·

Driver support assemblies to work in concert with a setup assembly are provided. Setup assemblies to work in concert with a driver support assembly and a cutting assembly are provided. Cutting assemblies configured to work in concert with a driver support assembly are provided. Driver tip cutting assemblies are provided. Methods for cutting the tip of a driver shaft are provided.

Gear self-tightening drill chuck
11097354 · 2021-08-24 · ·

A gear self-tightening drill chuck, comprising a rear pressing cover or a retaining ring, a rear body, a main body, a front sleeve, clamping jaws, and driven bevel gears; the rear body is arranged inside the main body; one end of the rear body is provided with a driving bevel gear, the large end thereof being arranged next to the rear body; the driving bevel gear is arranged inside the main body, and is engaged with the driven bevel gears; a plurality of driven bevel gears are arranged uniformly with the axis of the driving bevel gear as the centre line; the driven bevel gears have an inner screw thread; one end of the clamping jaw has an outer screw thread for use together with the inner screw thread; the main body is provided with clamping jaw holes and bevel gear holes.

Clamping chuck with inclined slides
11097355 · 2021-08-24 · ·

A clamping chuck having a body (2) with a slidable spindle (7) in a housing (9). The housing is inclined relative to the axis (xx′) of the chuck and exiting through the front face (3), the spindle (7) movement driven by a piston (19) along the chuck axis and the spindle equipped with a groove (15) into which slides a drive section (25) of the piston. An end of the spindle (7) has a notch (17) exiting into the groove (15) such that, when positioning the spindle from the front face (3) of the chuck, allows the spindle (7) to move along the drive section (25) and touch the latter and enable its groove (15) to be positioned facing the drive section (25), such that such that after one rotation of the spindle (7) around its axis (uu′), the groove (15) engages with the drive section (25).

Chuck assembly for a rotary power tool

A chuck assembly for a rotary power tool includes a chuck body rotatable about a central axis. The chuck body has a plurality of slots, each oriented at an oblique angle relative to the central axis. The chuck assembly also includes a plurality of jaws, each movable along a respective one of the slots. The chuck assembly also includes a collar coupled to the plurality of jaws. The collar is selectively engageable with the chuck body such that, when engaged, the plurality of jaws are movable along the plurality of slots in response to rotation of the collar.

CHUCK WITH AUTOMATIC JAW ADJUSTMENT
20210008639 · 2021-01-14 ·

Various chucks for use with a power driver having a rotatable drive spindle are provided. One chuck includes a plurality of jaws disposed at a forward end of the chuck, a body, a push plate, a jaw spring, and a nut. The plurality of jaws may be disposed in the body and configured to rotate with the body about a center axis of the chuck. The push plate may be operably coupled to each of the jaws. The jaws may be configured to translate forward to close the jaw opening in response to the push plate translating axially forward. The jaw spring may be configured to apply a forward directed force to urge the push plate forward. The nut may have nut teeth that cause the jaws to translate forward and clamp onto the working bit in response to the nut being rotated in a tightening direction.

CLAMPING CHUCK WITH INCLINED SLIDES
20200384545 · 2020-12-10 · ·

A clamping chuck having a body (2) with a slidable spindle (7) in a housing (9). The housing is inclined relative to the axis (xx) of the chuck and exiting through the front face (3), the spindle (7) movement driven by a piston (19) along the chuck axis and the spindle equipped with a groove (15) into which slides a drive section (25) of the piston. An end of the spindle (7) has a notch (17) exiting into the groove (15) such that, when positioning the spindle from the front face (3) of the chuck, allows the spindle (7) to move along the drive section (25) and touch the latter and enable its groove (15) to be positioned facing the drive section (25), such that such that after one rotation of the spindle (7) around its axis (uu), the groove (15) engages with the drive section (25).

Apparatus for driving a bone fixation pin

A bone fixation pin is inserted into a bone with an apparatus comprising a housing having a proximal portion and a distal portion, the distal portion having an inner surface and an opening configured to receive the bone fixation pin; a drive shaft having a proximal end configured to engage a handle and a distal end; and a body having an axis and a peripheral edge. The body comprises a bore along the axis, the bore being configured to slidably engage the distal end of the drive shaft; and a plurality of evenly spaced slots in the peripheral edge of the body. A plurality of chuck arms move radially along the evenly spaced slots in the peripheral edge of the body, each chuck arm having an inner surface and an outer surface, with each chuck arm being biased toward the axis of the body by a first biasing force. The outer surface of each chuck arm slidably engages the inner surface of the housing. The distal end of the drive shaft and the body are within the proximal portion of the housing, with the body being biased toward the distal end of the housing by a second biasing force. Each chuck arm has an engaging surface configured to engage a head of the bone fixation pin, where pressure applied to the engaging surface drives the chuck arms in a radial direction against the first biasing force, and simultaneously drives the body carrying the chuck arms axially against the second biasing force.

Apparatus for driving a bone fixation pin

A bone fixation pin is inserted into a bone with an apparatus comprising a housing having a proximal portion and a distal portion, the distal portion having an inner surface and an opening configured to receive the bone fixation pin; a drive shaft having a proximal end configured to engage a handle and a distal end; and a body having an axis and a peripheral edge. The body comprises a bore along the axis, the bore being configured to slidably engage the distal end of the drive shaft; and a plurality of evenly spaced slots in the peripheral edge of the body. A plurality of chuck arms move radially along the evenly spaced slots in the peripheral edge of the body, each chuck arm having an inner surface and an outer surface. The distal end of the drive shaft and the body are within the proximal portion of the housing, the body being biased toward the distal end of the housing; and the inner surface of each chuck arm is configured to engage the bone fixation pin. The outer surface of each chuck arm slidably engages the inner surface of the housing.

APPARATUS FOR DRIVING A BONE FIXATION PIN

A bone fixation pin is inserted into a bone with an apparatus comprising a housing having a proximal portion and a distal portion, the distal portion having an inner surface and an opening configured to receive the bone fixation pin; a drive shaft having a proximal end configured to engage a handle and a distal end; and a body having an axis and a peripheral edge. The body comprises a bore along the axis, the bore being configured to slidably engage the distal end of the drive shaft; and a plurality of evenly spaced slots in the peripheral edge of the body. A plurality of chuck arms move radially along the evenly spaced slots in the peripheral edge of the body, each chuck arm having an inner surface and an outer surface, with each chuck arm being biased toward the axis of the body by a first biasing force. The outer surface of each chuck arm slidably engages the inner surface of the housing. The distal end of the drive shaft and the body are within the proximal portion of the housing, with the body being biased toward the distal end of the housing by a second biasing force. Each chuck arm has an engaging surface configured to engage a head of the bone fixation pin, where pressure applied to the engaging surface drives the chuck arms in a radial direction against the first biasing force, and simultaneously drives the body carrying the chuck arms axially against the second biasing force.