A screwing/unscrewing tool for screwing/unscrewing a screw or a bolt includes a first part including a lever secured to a screwing/unscrewing bit provided with at least one screwing/unscrewing recess centered on a main axis, a second part including a support arm equipped with a tapped hole and on which the screwing/unscrewing bit is rotatably mounted around the main axis, and an adjustment screw screwed into the tapped hole and having a coupling head configured for a coupling with a screw-gun or a wrench, and extended by a threaded rod having a free end suitable for abutment on the lever in order to apply a pivoting force to it. The screwing/unscrewing tool may be used with a screw or bolt that is difficult to access in a crane mast or crane jib.

A tool with two sequential gear trains and gear carrier assemblies adapted to be recessed into internal gears. The internal gear assembly also prevents rotation of the internal gear assembly relative to a housing of the tool. For example, the internal gear assembly can include a first gear train and second gear train sequentially coupled to the first gear train, wherein a first ring gear and first planet gears of the first gear train are substantially similar to a second ring gear and second planet gears of the second gear train.

An electric ratchet wrench as one example of the ratchet wrench includes an electric motor, a holder that rotatably holds a socket via a one-way clutch mechanism, and a spindle configured to convert a driving force from the motor into a reciprocating rotation motion of the holder. A space is provided between the socket and the holder. The space includes large interval portions and small interval portions. The small interval portions are adjacent to the large interval portions in a rotation direction (lock direction) of the socket and have distances smaller than distances of the large interval portions. Additionally, the one-way clutch mechanism includes columnar locking pins disposed between the spaces and have a diameter with a size equal to or less than the distances of the large interval portions and exceeding the distances of the small interval portions.

.[.The present invention discloses a.]. .Iadd.A .Iaddend.bidirectional mechanical converting unit.[., comprising.]. .Iadd.includes.Iaddend.: a main shaft; a driving mechanism, which including a driving .[.means.]. .Iadd.assembly .Iaddend.and a reversing .[.means.]. .Iadd.assembly .Iaddend.which are coupled to each other; and a rotation .[.means.]. .Iadd.assembly .Iaddend.for inputting torque, an rotation axis of the rotation .[.means.]. .Iadd.assembly .Iaddend.being coaxial with the main shaft, the rotation .[.means.]. .Iadd.assembly .Iaddend.and the driving mechanism being coupled to each other, and the driving mechanism delivering the torque to output at the main shaft at a predetermined direction, no matter in which direction the rotation .[.means.]. .Iadd.assembly .Iaddend.rotates; wherein the predetermined direction can be switched via the reversing .[.means.]. .Iadd.assembly.Iaddend.. .[.The present invention is simple structured, not only can efficiently utilizes the movements of the rotation means in either way, but also can switch the rotation direction of the output shaft conveniently upon demand, with easy operations..].

Handheld device for manually actuating by a user, wherein the handheld device comprises a processing unit which is configured for processing an underground, and a sensor unit which is configured for detecting sensor data which are indicative for a condition of the underground before, during, and/or after processing the underground.

An inline ratcheting mechanism for motorized hand tools that includes a drive body, a ratchet shaft, ratchet pawls, a reversing collar, and a reversing switch adapted to cause the reversing collar to engage or disengage the ratchet pawls with ratchet teeth of the ratchet shaft.

A ratchet tool has a handle housing and a ratchet assembly including a pawl and an output shaft. The pawl is moveable between a first position in which the pawl is operatively coupled to drive the output shaft in a first direction and a second position in which the pawl is operatively coupled to drive the output shaft in a second direction opposite the first direction. A switch in the handle housing has an external actuation surface for engagement with an operator's hand. The ratchet tool also has a rotatable gear having at least one tooth, the rotatable gear operatively coupled to the pawl such that rotation of the rotatable gear effectuates movement of the pawl between the first and second positions. A linkage is operatively coupled to the rotatable gear to effectuate rotation of the rotatable gear by actuation of the switch.

A powered ratchet tool includes a housing, an output member having a toothed surface, and a drive mechanism for driving the output member. The drive mechanism includes a yoke in which the output member is arranged. A first pawl is in the yoke and is biased toward the toothed surface of the output member and a second pawl is in the yoke and is biased toward the toothed surface of the output member. A selection ring having a circumferential wall is arranged between the yoke and the toothed surface of the output member. The circumferential wall has a first window and a second window and the selection ring is moveable between a first position and a second position.

A power machine tool (1) of the present disclosure includes a housing (10) and a control board (20), a power device (30), a bearing set (40), a transmission mechanism (50) and a torque axle (60) disposed in the housing (10). The power device (30) is disposed in the housing (10) via the bearing set (40) and transmits a torque via the transmission mechanism (50). The torque axle (60) is connected to a rear side of the power device (30) and rotates with the power device (30). In addition, a torque sensor (2) is arranged on the rear side of the power device (30) to detect the torque of the power machine tool.

A power tool comprises a housing defining a grip portion, a motor having a motor drive shaft, a drive assembly including a crankshaft configured to receive torque from the motor drive shaft, an output assembly having an output member configured to receive torque from the crankshaft, a bearing rotatably supporting the crankshaft, a retainer configured to prevent translation of the bearing along the crankshaft past the retainer, and a transducer assembly disposed between the grip portion and the output member to measure the amount of torque applied through the output member.