EP0742082B1 - Einrichtung zur Drehmomentübertragung bei Handwerkzeuggeräten - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a device for torque transmission beating hand tools according to the generic term of the Claim 1.
- Tools and tool holders of hand tools, in particular for striking or drilling tools are coordinated.
- the tool and the tool holder of the hand tool device form a device for Transmission of the torque generated by the drive of the device.
- For the Torque transmission are in the known devices on the clamping shaft of the Tool driving surfaces provided.
- the rotary driving surfaces act with appropriately trained Mating surfaces in the tool holder together to create the one generated by the drive To transfer torque to the tool.
- Locking bodies engage in the axially running closed recesses on Clamping shank and secure the tool against falling out of the Tool holder.
- the locking bodies are axial in the tool holder Direction set.
- the limited axial mobility of the Tool is due to the axial extension of the closed recesses in the Clamping of the tool enables.
- US5013194 discloses a device for torque transmission in hand tool devices with an insertable tool, which driving surfaces and radially displaceable Has arrangements for axially holding the tool, the axially extending Engage recesses in the tool shank.
- the recesses are also rotationally symmetrical.
- DE2653082A1 as well as DE3843465A1 or FR2248914 discloses one appropriate device for torque transmission in striking hand tools, by the elongated depressions over the corresponding engaging axial extension and thus limited axial mobility of the tool.
- a disadvantage of such solutions is the weakening of the Tool shaft through the large recesses in the recesses.
- the object of the present invention is therefore a tool and a corresponding tool holder of a striking hand tool device modify that as much as possible of what is generated by the drive of the hand tool Torque can be transferred to the tool. It is said to be excessive Weakening of the tool, especially its clamping shank, avoided and a resulting failure of the tool can be prevented.
- the limited axial mobility of the tool used in the tool holder should be preserved. It is said to be a device for torque transmission from tool and tool holder, are created in which the tool is easy to insert into the tool holder and incorrect insertion due to Confusion of the rotary drivers and the axial locks is avoided.
- the Tools should be simple and cheap to manufacture; complex manufacturing processes should be avoided.
- the solution to these tasks is a device for torque transmission for striking hand tools, which the in the characterizing section of Features claim 1 listed features.
- the inventive Torque transmission device comprises a tool which on its Clamping shank is equipped with axially extending driving surfaces that with correspondingly designed counter surfaces in the tool holder cooperate, and has a facility in cooperation with corresponding precautions in the tool holder an axial bracket for the Tool forms and a limited axial displacement of the tool used allowed.
- the device on the clamping shank of the tool comprises at least one Well, with at least one correspondingly trained Interlocking element of the tool holder cooperates, which limits radially and is limited axially displaceable, the axial displaceability of the tool at least in part due to the limited axial displaceability of the Locking element is made possible.
- the deepening on For this purpose the clamping shank has an axial extension which is essentially equal to the axial one Extension of the locking element is. In this way, the through Indentation as a torque transmission area, possibly lost area be kept as small as possible.
- the limited axial displaceability of the Tool holder inserted tool remains due to the limited axial Slidability of the locking element guaranteed.
- the axial displacement of the locking element is larger than that axial extension of the recess in the clamping shaft.
- the inventive design of the tool and the tool holder of the hand tool is the one available on the clamping shaft Torque transmission area enlarged.
- the axial securing of the tool includes only a small depression on the clamping shaft, which is only a very small one Area of the clamping shaft.
- the rest of the area Clamping shaft is available for the transmission of the torque, and it much more torque can be transferred to the tool than with the known devices for torque transmission.
- An excessive weakening the tool in the area of its clamping shank is avoided because the recess is relatively small. Even if this is in the bottom of a rotary driving groove in the clamping shaft arranged, the cross section of the clamping shaft is only insignificant decreased.
- the depression in a front area of the Clamping shaft is arranged, the insertion end of the clamping shaft is turned away and in the inserted state of the tool in one Mouth area of the tool holder is located.
- The is preferably located Basically, in relation to the working area of the tool, front half of the clamping shaft.
- the Driving surfaces as far as possible in the direction of the working area of the tool shifted. This way the torsion length, that is the distance between the Driving surfaces and the cutting edge of the tool, if possible kept small and it can better introduce shock energy into that Inserting end of the clamping shaft of the tool can be effected.
- there are at least two Provided depressions that are approximately dome-shaped and in the same Distances from each other along a circumference of the clamping shaft of the Tool are arranged.
- the tool depending on the number of in diametrically opposite recesses in the clamping shaft in different angular positions are inserted into the tool holder, wherein at least one of the recesses with a locking element Tool holder cooperates.
- each driving surface Deepening is assigned.
- the number of attached to the tool shank Wells correspond to the number of driving surfaces, and the tool can in this way with only a single locking element in the tool holder be used in a corresponding number of angular positions. This has the Advantage that each of the wells is exposed to less stress and that the likelihood of a depression being deformed is reduced.
- the recesses are so along a circumference of the clamping shaft arranged so that they form a circumferential ring groove, the permissible hang Insertion orientations of the tool only from the arrangement of the Driving surfaces on the clamping shaft and from their counter surfaces in the Tool holder.
- the driving surfaces arranged on the clamping shaft are advantageous Embodiment variant of the invention arranged on strips or grooves.
- Your Longitudinal extension over the clamping shaft runs essentially perpendicular to the Scope of the clamping shaft on which the recess (s) or the annular groove are arranged are.
- the strips or grooves formed in this way on the clamping shank of the tool are easy to manufacture.
- Their counter surfaces are on grooves or strips in the Tool holder provided and are also easy to manufacture.
- the torque is transmitted essentially along the entire length Longitudinal extension of the interacting driving surfaces and counter surfaces.
- the locking element in the area of its with the Ring groove interacting locking surface the cross section of the ring groove is aligned and with its locking surface on at least two strips or Grooves comes to the plant.
- a locking element has in the Usually an asymmetrical shape that prevents it from falling out of its holder reliably prevented.
- the locking surface of the locking element and the Correspondingly designed recess can be kept very small.
- the Locking element is preferably made of hard metal.
- each bar or groove has a second flank, which in the case of a strip in the direction of rotation leading and in the case of a groove in the direction of rotation and arranged in each case with the radial plane of the strip or groove encloses a larger angle than that Take-away area.
- the strips and grooves formed in this way have an asymmetrical, sawtooth-like shape.
- the Driving surfaces on the clamping shaft are designed such that the outer contour of a Cross section of the clamping shaft has a sinusoidal course.
- the Cross section of the correspondingly formed counter surfaces in the Tool holder also has a sinusoidal cross section.
- the on this Wearing surfaces and their counter surfaces in the tool holder largely run against each other without shear forces. This can cause friction losses can be avoided and wear of the driving surfaces on the clamping shaft can be avoided and the counter surfaces in the tool holder are kept very small.
- the sinusoidal curve avoids notch stresses.
- the sine-like The cross sections of the clamping shank and the tool holder can be in Their shape can be varied such that, for example, by flattening the Sinus curve in the area of the largest diameter of the rotary driver on the Clamping shank when the tool is inserted creates dead spaces. This Dead spaces perform the function of dirt bags and can contaminate take up.
- the guiding surface can also be between the clamping shank and the tool holder.
- an odd number of Driving surfaces on the clamping shaft and of appropriately trained Counter surfaces are provided in the tool holder.
- clamping shank diameters up to about 10 mm are preferably up to five driving surfaces and corresponding ones Counter surfaces provided.
- clamping shank diameters from approx. 10mm to approx 15 mm turn out to be up to seven driving surfaces and corresponding ones Counter surfaces as advantageous.
- clamping shank diameters that are larger than about 15 mm are preferably up to eleven driving surfaces and corresponding ones Counter surfaces arranged.
- the odd number of Driving surfaces and counter surfaces is also for vibration reasons Advantage. The slight asymmetry results in a changed application of force the tool tip provided with cutting edges, which has an advantageous mining behavior causes.
- Fig. 1 is a first embodiment of the inventive device for Torque transmission shown schematically.
- the facility includes a Tool 1 and one belonging to a hand tool device, not shown Tool holder 5.
- the schematic representation shows tool 1 with its Clamping shaft 2 inserted into the tool holder 5.
- driving surfaces 31 are arranged, which for the transmission of generated a preferably electric drive of the hand tool Torque on the tool 1 with correspondingly designed counter surfaces 6 cooperate in the tool holder 5.
- the driving surfaces on the clamping shaft 2 are formed on rotary driving grooves 3 in which correspondingly shaped driver strips of the tool holder 5 intervention.
- the tool 1 is on its clamping shaft 2 with a device equipped in cooperation with appropriate arrangements 7 in the Tool holder 5 a limited axially displaceable holder for the tool 1st forms.
- the device is on the clamping shaft 2 formed as a small, preferably dome-shaped depression 4.
- Precautions 7 in the tool holder 5 comprise a preferably spherical locking element 8, which is held in a block-like receptacle 9.
- the recording is 9 together with the locking element 8 held by it in an axial extending groove 13 limited axially displaceable.
- the axial length of the groove 13 is greater than the axial extent of the recess 4 in the clamping shaft 2.
- the corresponding axial displacement of the locking element 8 is greater than the axial extent the recess 4 in the clamping shaft 2. To the displaceability of the receptacle 9 enable, this has on its area facing away from the clamping shaft 2 Axial strips 10, which in a slot-shaped recess 12 in the outer wall 11 the tool holder 5 can slide axially.
- a locking sleeve 14 In the area of the recess 12 in the Outside wall 11 of the tool holder 5, a locking sleeve 14 is arranged has a cam surface 15. In the locked state, the cam surface 15 presses on the axial strips 10 of the receptacle 9 and ensures the axial securing of the Tool holder 5 inserted tool 1 by the locking element 8 is pressed into the recess 4 in the clamping shaft 2. By twisting the Locking sleeve 14, the cam surface 15 is moved away from the axial strips 10. Thereby have the axial strips 10 radial play and can dodge the radial Release clamping shaft 2 again.
- dome-shaped Indication 4 indicated.
- two or more depressions 4 can be arranged on the clamping shaft 2. With two or more recesses 4 these are preferably arranged in pairs diametrically opposite one another.
- the tool holder can also have several, for example two or four, locking elements 8, which are diametrically opposed to each other in pairs opposite and are held and locked in the same way as described above and are axially displaceable together to a limited extent.
- FIG. 2 shows a second exemplary embodiment of the clamping shaft 2 Tool 1 of the inventive device for torque transmission shown.
- the driving surfaces 31 are on axially extending strips 3 intended.
- the correspondingly trained counter surfaces in the not Tool holder shown are in this case on axial grooves with trapezoidal Cross section arranged.
- the depressions 4 are such along a circumference of the Clamping shaft 2 arranged that they form a circumferential annular groove.
- the strips 3 of the illustrated equipped with the driving surfaces 31 Embodiment do not extend to the insertion end 16 of the Clamping shank 2.
- the insertion end 16 has a circular cross section.
- an annular seal can be provided in the tool holder surrounds the clamping shaft 2 in the region of the insertion end 16. This additional Seal prevents that dirt brought along with the strips 3 into the area of the Percussion of the hand tool can get.
- too in a tool with groove-shaped rotary drivers, such as for example, are indicated in Fig. 1, the grooves before the insertion end of the Can end. In this case too, the insertion end has one circular cross section that can be used for additional sealing can.
- the depressions for example like this are arranged tightly that a circumferential annular groove is formed in relation to the Working direction of the tool front area 17 of the clamping shank 2, in particular approximately in the front half of the clamping shaft.
- the driving areas can also continue into the front area of the clamping shaft. This will make the arrangement of the circular trained insertion end 16 facilitates the additional dirt seal can concern.
- the initiation of the impact energy can be optimized without affecting the Arrangement of the take-along areas.
- the torsion length defined as the distance between the driving surfaces and the cutting load-bearing Tool tip is reduced.
- Fig. 3 is another embodiment of the clamping shaft 2 one Tool 1 of an inventive device shown in cross section.
- the The cut is made through the circumferential ring groove.
- the driving surfaces 31 are provided on strips 3.
- the driving surfaces 31 are relative to the radial plane R of the strips 3 inclined at an angle ⁇ .
- the angle ⁇ is advantageously approximately 15 ° to 60 °. This will make the Torque transmission from the correspondingly formed counter surfaces in the Tool holder introduced force component in a right angle to Power transmission surface extending and in a parallel to it Force component divided, which leads to an advantageous centering effect.
- each bar 3 one in the direction of rotation has leading second flank 32 which with the radial plane R of the bar 3 Includes larger angle ⁇ than the driving surface 31.
- the strips 3 In the projection of the Cross section of the clamping shaft, the strips 3 have an asymmetrical, sawtooth-like shape. While in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 axial strips 3 are shown, asymmetrically designed grooves in the clamping shank be provided with the correspondingly shaped driver strips in the Interact tool holder. In this case the second edges run in Direction of rotation according to the driving surfaces.
- FIG. 4 shows a further embodiment variant of the tool 1 Cross-sectional torque transmission device according to the invention.
- the Section runs as in Fig. 3 through to a circumferential annular groove along a The circumference of the clamping shaft 2 arranged depressions.
- the driving areas 31 are provided on rotary driving grooves 3, the outer contour of which is sinusoidal Has history.
- the cross section of the correspondingly formed counter surfaces in the tool holder also has a sinusoidal cross section.
- Form the counter surfaces in the tool holder and the grooves on the clamping shaft of the Tools can also be designed such that only the assembly of the Clamping shaft and the engaging counterparts in the projection gives a sinusoidal profile.
- the driving surfaces formed in this way and their Mating surfaces in the tool holder run largely without shear forces to each other.
- the sine-like curves can be varied, for example flattened, that dead spaces are formed when the tool is inserted into the tool holder become. These dead spaces fulfill the function of dirt bags and can Pick up impurities.
- the sine-like gradients can also be used for one Guide of the tool in the tool holder can be modified.
- the 4 has rotary driving grooves with sine-like Outer contour on. It goes without saying that the sinusoidal outer contour also at Rotary driving bars can be provided.
- the exemplary embodiments of tools shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 have an odd number of driving areas on the clamping shaft and of corresponding counter surfaces in the tool holder.
- At Clamping shaft diameters up to approximately 10 mm are preferably up to five Driving surfaces 31 (FIG. 3) or corresponding counter surfaces are provided.
- At Clamp shank diameters from about 10 mm to about 15 mm are preferably up to seven driving surfaces or counter surfaces arranged.
- the number of Rotary driving surfaces 31 or the counter surfaces in the tool holder preferably up to eleven (Fig. 4). With this number of takeaways or Corresponding counter surfaces can with the given tool diameters the areas of the tool equipped with the driving surfaces are still sufficiently stable.
- the for Torque transmission available transmission area as large as possible being held.
- the odd number of driving areas has an advantageous one Effect on tool degradation behavior during operation. It goes without saying that the geometries of the driving surfaces and the axial brackets and the number of driving surfaces and counter surfaces can be combined as required.
- the inventive design of the tool and the tool holder of the hand tool is the one available on the clamping shaft Torque transmission area enlarged.
- the axial securing of the tool includes only a small depression on the clamping shaft, which is only a very small one Area of the clamping shaft.
- the rest of the area Clamping shaft is available for the transmission of the torque, and it much more torque can be transferred to the tool than with the known devices for torque transmission.
- An excessive weakening of the tool in the area of its clamping shank is avoided since the Depressions are relatively small.
- the limited axial mobility of the in Tool holder used tool is retained.
- the tool holder of the hand tool device can no longer do the tool incorrectly inserted into the tool holder.
- the areas of the tool that have the driving surfaces and the Areas for the axial mounting are no longer similar.
- the insertion of the Tool in the tool holder is easy to do and can vary depending on the number of depressions on the clamping shaft in different angular positions of the tool. Creating the recesses on the clamping of the Tool can be very simple, for example by cutting or through Cold forming, especially rolling, take place. These procedures are simple and inexpensive to carry out what is produced in large quantities Tools is of great importance.
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