The invention provides a power tool, a motor and a rotor assembly of the motor. The rotor assembly includes a rotating shaft, and a rotor body, a limiting member and a cooling fan fixed on the rotating shaft, the limiting member and the cooling fan are respectively arranged at both axial ends of the rotor body, the rotor body includes a rotor core and magnets fixed in the rotor core, the limiting member and the cooling fan jointly limit an axial displacement and a radial displacement of the magnets.

The power tool has a housing portion that accommodates a motor (6) and a cooling fan (8), and a handle portion (5B). Air suction ports (41, 42a-42d and 43) are arranged in the housing portion, and outside air is sucked into the housing portion by the rotation of the cooling fan. In the power tool, a passage (52) is formed in the handle portion, the passage guiding cooling air from the air suction port (41) rearward away from the cooling fan; the cooling air is caused to flow from an opening (53) into the handle portion to cool a heat-generation mechanism included in a switch mechanism (60); and the cooling air is again returned to the housing portion. In the housing portion, the cooling air is discharged to the outside from air discharge ports (13a and 13b) together with the cooling air from the other air suction ports.

In order to provide an impact work machine capable of preventing oil leakage and cooling a power transmission apparatus, an impact work machine transmitting power of an electric motor 16 including an output shaft extending in an axis A1 direction to an anvil includes: a housing including a motor case accommodating the electric motor, and a grip extending from the motor case; a speed reducer and an impact mechanism 96 each transmitting power of the electric motor to the anvil; a hammer case located forward of the motor case and nonrotatable relative to the motor case; an extension portion provided on the housing and extending from the motor case toward the hammer case so as to cover at least part of the hammer case; and a passage provided between the hammer case and the extension portion and through which air passes.

A rechargeable electric power tool includes a motor that includes a rotation shaft, a motor housing that houses the motor, a gear housing disposed ahead of the motor, a final output shaft that is held onto the gear housing and perpendicular to the rotation shaft, and a loop-shaped handle housing disposed at a rear of the motor housing, and a battery mounting portion configured to hold two battery packs is disposed at a rear portion of the handle housing.

A hand-held machine tool, in particular a sanding machine, including a rod-type handle element for the user to grip and a processing head which is moveably mounted on the handle element by means of a joint assembly. The processing head has an electric drive motor for driving a tool holder provided for holding a processing tool and a speed-reducing gearbox between the drive motor and the tool holder, the gearbox being designed to achieve a reduction in speed of an output of the drive motor relative to a speed of the tool holder. The drive motor is a brushless motor and a power supply system for the drive motor is arranged at a distance from the drive motor on the handle element, the power supply system being connected to the drive motor by means of a cable arrangement.

An electric power tool having a rotating tool. The electric tool is characterized in that a direction of rotation of the tool on the electric power tool can be set in dependence on an operating state of the electric power tool. The automatic settability of the direction of rotation of the electric tool is associated with the advantage that no gearbox for changing the direction of rotation, as in an internal combustion engine, is required. In addition, the user-friendliness of the electric power tool for the user can be significantly improved, since the user practically no longer has to worry about setting a “correct” direction of rotation of the tool. In a further aspect, the invention relates to a method for operating an electric power tool having a rotating tool, wherein the direction of rotation of the tool on the electric power tool is set in particular in dependence on whether or not a suction device is connected to the electric power tool.

Disclosed is an angle grinder. An operation body is configured to control the polishing of an action head end, one end of a head housing is detachably connected to the operation body, the other end of the head housing is detachably connected to a front cover. One end of a rotor shaft extends out of the head housing and the front cover; a bearing is sleeved on the periphery of the rotor shaft; the front cover is located on the periphery of the bearing; and an installation stopper can be detachably installed on the rotor shaft and can rotate synchronously with the rotor shaft. One side of the bearing is in contact with the shoulder of the rotor shaft, and the other side of the bearing is contact with the installation stopper. The bearing can be clamped by the installation stopper and the shoulder of the rotor shaft.

A machine tool, in particular a hand-held machine tool, is disclosed. The machine tool includes at least one housing unit and at least one drive unit arranged within the housing unit. The machine tool further includes at least one separator unit which is provided to divide at least one fluid flow directed through the housing unit into at least two sub-flows, in particular according to a density of foreign bodies. One sub-flow of the sub-flows has a higher density of foreign bodies in comparison to another sub-flow of the sub-flows. The machine tool also includes at least one fluid cooling unit which is provided for cooling the drive unit by way of the at least two sub-flows.

A portable power tool includes an electromotive drive with an output shaft defining a first axis and having a first end portion and a second opposite end portion. The first end portion is between a mounted machining tool and the second end portion. The electromotive drive is received in a first power tool housing portion and includes a stator having a first stator end defining a first plane and a second stator end defining a second plane, the first plane is located between the first end portion and the second plane. A second power tool housing portion defines a handle gripping portion with a first surface defining a third plane which intersects the output shaft at a location whereat the first plane is between the third plane and the second plane. A second surface portion opposite the first surface portion defines a fourth plane parallel to the third plane.

An electric work machine includes a housing with improved strength. An electric work machine includes a motor compartment accommodating a motor, a battery holder that receives a battery for supplying electric power to the motor, a grip grippable by an operator, and a sheet for reinforcement located in a bend. The bend is in at least one of the motor compartment, the battery holder, or the grip or connects two of the motor compartment, the battery holder, or the grip.