EP3181301A1 - Machine-outil portative a percussion - Google Patents

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EP3181301A1
EP3181301A1 EP15200149.1A EP15200149A EP3181301A1 EP 3181301 A1 EP3181301 A1 EP 3181301A1 EP 15200149 A EP15200149 A EP 15200149A EP 3181301 A1 EP3181301 A1 EP 3181301A1
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striker
pneumatic chamber
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check valve
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Markus Hartmann
Rory Britz
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Hilti AG
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Priority to PCT/EP2016/079871 priority patent/WO2017102431A1/fr
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D11/00—Portable percussive tools with electromotor or other motor drive
    • B25D11/005—Arrangements for adjusting the stroke of the impulse member or for stopping the impact action when the tool is lifted from the working surface
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D11/00—Portable percussive tools with electromotor or other motor drive
    • B25D11/06—Means for driving the impulse member
    • B25D11/12—Means for driving the impulse member comprising a crank mechanism
    • B25D11/125—Means for driving the impulse member comprising a crank mechanism with a fluid cushion between the crank drive and the striking body
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D17/00—Details of, or accessories for, portable power-driven percussive tools
    • B25D17/06—Hammer pistons; Anvils ; Guide-sleeves for pistons
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D2217/00—Details of, or accessories for, portable power-driven percussive tools
    • B25D2217/0011—Details of anvils, guide-sleeves or pistons
    • B25D2217/0019—Guide-sleeves
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D2250/00—General details of portable percussive tools; Components used in portable percussive tools
    • B25D2250/035—Bleeding holes, e.g. in piston guide-sleeves
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D2250/00—General details of portable percussive tools; Components used in portable percussive tools
    • B25D2250/131—Idling mode of tools
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D2250/00—General details of portable percussive tools; Components used in portable percussive tools
    • B25D2250/185—Pressure equalising means between sealed chambers
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D2250/00—General details of portable percussive tools; Components used in portable percussive tools
    • B25D2250/231—Sleeve details
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D2250/00—General details of portable percussive tools; Components used in portable percussive tools
    • B25D2250/345—Use of o-rings
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
    • B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
    • B25D2250/00—General details of portable percussive tools; Components used in portable percussive tools
    • B25D2250/365—Use of seals

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  • the present invention relates to a hitting machine tool, in particular a hand-held pneumatic hammer drill and a hand-held pneumatic electric chisel.
  • a hand-held pneumatic hammer drill has a pneumatic percussion driven by a motor.
  • a pneumatic chamber forms an air spring which couples a racket to an exciter moved by the motor.
  • the hammer mechanism is deactivated if the user does not apply pressure to the tool to protect the hammer from excessive loading. As soon as the user presses the hammer to the tool, the hammer mechanism starts to work again. In high-performance machines, the guiding of the hammer when re-pressing proves to be difficult to control.
  • the hand tool of the invention has a tool holder for holding a striking tool on a working axis, an electric motor, and a striking mechanism.
  • the percussion mechanism has a pathogen moved by the electric motor, a racket coupled to the exciter via a pneumatic chamber disposed between the exciter and the racket, and a striker located in front of the racket in the direction of impact.
  • the striker is in a working position against the direction of impact on a stop, in a starting position of the striker is offset in the direction of impact to the working position and in a rest position of the striker is offset in the direction of impact to the starting position.
  • a slide valve is formed by a first radial opening of the pneumatic chamber and the racket, wherein in the starting position of the racket adjacent to the striker closes the slide valve and opens in the rest position of the racket adjacent to the striker the slide valve.
  • a check valve is closed in the working position of the striker and opened automatically in the starting position.
  • a check valve is Input side is connected to the check valve and the output side connected to the second radial opening of the pneumatic chamber.
  • the exciter can increase the amount of air in the pneumatic chamber.
  • the larger amount of air reduces the impact and increases the stiffness of the air spring, which facilitates the attachment of the tool to the ground.
  • the striker disables the increase in the amount of air via the check valve upstream of the check valve.
  • the increased amount of air is selectively reduced in chiseling operation or reduced via loss channels, which increases the impact power to the setpoint.
  • the impact mechanism can be switched off completely via the slide valve.
  • the check valve and the slide valve are controlled by the striker, and thus indirectly by the user and the pressing of the tool to the ground.
  • One embodiment includes a slide valve formed by a radial opening of the pneumatic chamber and the racket.
  • the slide valve is closed by the racket adjacent to the lying in the working position striker the slide valve for the pneumatic chamber; and the gate valve is opened by the mallet adjacent to the striker in front of the operative position of the striker for the pneumatic chamber.
  • the slide valve is completely closed during a chiseling operation and is open only in a rest position of the power tool.
  • the check valve has an elastic locking body, which is spaced in an unstrained basic form of a valve seat of the check valve and elastically braced by the lying in the working position striker on the valve seat, fitting is deformed.
  • the check valve is actuated directly by the striker.
  • the striker brings a force deforming the locking body or the user brings the force by pressing the striker on the tool.
  • An embodiment provides, characterized in that the first channel opening is arranged at a rack-side reversal point of the exciter.
  • the exciter may preferably not close the first channel opening.
  • the exciter can suck in air via the check valve by means of its entire stroke. Increasing the amount of air above the chiseling normal level can thus be done very quickly.
  • the pneumatic chamber has a throttle opening for exchanging air between the pneumatic chamber and the surroundings of the portable power tool.
  • the throttle opening may be arranged at a hammer-side reversal point of the exciter.
  • a ratio of the cross-sectional area of the throttle opening to the cross-sectional area of the channel opening is less than one to twelve.
  • About the throttle opening can be adjusted specifically the outflow of the increased amount of air.
  • the throttle opening is very small, whereby the outflow preferably takes up to one second.
  • An embodiment provides that the check valve is arranged stationarily at the first channel opening.
  • the check valve is preferably very close to the channel opening to keep the dead volume in the channel section between the channel opening and the check valve very small relative to the mean volume of the pneumatic chamber.
  • Fig. 1 shows a hammer drill 1 as an example of a beating hand-held machine tool.
  • the hammer drill 1 has a tool holder 2 in which coaxial with a working axis 3, a drill, chisel or other beating tool 4 can be used and locked.
  • the hammer drill 1 has a pneumatic impact mechanism 5, which can exert periodic punches in a direction of impact 6 on the tool 4 .
  • a rotary drive 7 can rotate the tool holder 2 continuously about the working axis 3 .
  • the pneumatic hammer 5 and the rotary drive are driven by an electric motor 8 , which is fed from a battery 9 or a power line with electric current.
  • the striking mechanism 5 and the rotary drive 7 are arranged in a machine housing 10 .
  • a handle 11 is typically arranged on a side facing away from the tool holder 2 of the machine housing 10 .
  • the user can hold the hammer drill 1 by means of the handle 11 in operation and lead.
  • An additional auxiliary handle can be attached near the tool holder 2 .
  • an operating button 12 is arranged, which the user can operate preferably with the holding hand.
  • the electric motor 8 is turned on by operating the operating button 12 . Typically, the electric motor 8 rotates as long as the operation button 12 is kept depressed.
  • the tool 4 is movable in the tool holder 2 along the working axis 3 .
  • the tool 4 has an elongated groove into which a ball or other locking body of the tool holder 2 engages.
  • the user holds the tool 4 in a working position in that the user presses the tool 4 indirectly through the hammer drill 1 to a substrate ( Fig. 2 ).
  • the pressing is associated with a chiseling phase.
  • the tool 4 is moved by the impact of the striking mechanism 5 in the direction of impact 6 from the working position.
  • the tool 4 can remain in the advanced position if the user does not continue to press the hammer drill 1 ( Fig. 3 ).
  • the lack of pressing is associated with a rest phase and leads to an automatic shutdown of the striking mechanism 5.
  • the user can start the striking mechanism 5 by re-pressing, ie transfer from the resting phase in the chiseling phase (start phase; Fig. 4 ).
  • the pneumatic percussion 5 has along the direction of impact 6 a pathogen 13, a bat 14 and an anvil 15.
  • the exciter 13 is forced by means of the electric motor 8 to a periodic movement along the working axis 3 .
  • the bat 14 is coupled via an air spring to the movement of the exciter 13 .
  • the air spring is formed by a closed between the exciter 13 and the bat 14 pneumatic chamber 16 .
  • the bat 14 moves in the direction of impact 6 until the bat 14 strikes the striker 15 .
  • the striker 15 abuts the tool 4 in the direction of impact 6 and transmits the impact to the tool 4.
  • the exemplary impact mechanism 5 has a piston-shaped exciter 13 and a piston-shaped racket 14, which are guided by a guide tube 17 along the working axis 3 .
  • the exciter 13 and the bat 14 abut with their lateral surfaces on the inner surface of the guide tube 17 .
  • the pneumatic chamber 16 is closed by the exciter 13 and the bat 14 along the working axis 3 and by the guide tube 17 in the radial direction. Sealing rings in the outer surfaces of exciter 13 and bat 14 can improve the airtight completion of the pneumatic chamber 16 .
  • the exciter 13 is connected via a gear component with the electric motor 8 .
  • the transmission component transmits the rotational movement of the electric motor 8 in a periodic translational movement along the working axis 3.
  • An exemplary transmission component based on an eccentric 18, which is connected to the electric motor 8 .
  • a connecting rod 19 connects a pin 20 of the Eccentric 18 with a pin in the exciter 13.
  • the exciter 13 moves in synchronism with the electric motor 8.
  • the electric motor 8 typically rotates in response to actuation of the operating button 12 and rotates as long as the user the operating button 12 is pressed holds.
  • the periodic forward and backward movement of the exciter 13 also begins and ends with the actuation or release of the operating button 12.
  • Another example of such a transmission component is a wobble drive.
  • the racket 14 is coupled via the air spring to the exciter 13 .
  • the air spring is based on a pressure difference between the pressure in the pneumatic chamber 16 and the pressure in the environment.
  • the forced-motion exciter 13 increases or decreases the pressure in the pneumatic chamber 16 by means of its periodic axial movement.
  • the racket 14 is accelerated by the pressure difference in or against the direction of impact 6 .
  • Fig. 2 shows in a split representation of the exciter 13 and racket 14 whose position in the compression point (upper half) and in the impact point (lower Screen). At the compression point, the pneumatic chamber 16 is maximally compressed, the pressure difference is therefore greatest.
  • the racket 14 has the smallest distance to the exciter 13.
  • the compression point coincides approximately with the reversal point of the oscillatory movement of the racket 14 .
  • the bat 14 induces a shock wave in the striker 15, which passes through this and is transmitted to the voltage applied to the striker 15 tool 4 .
  • the striker 15 is movably guided in a percussion tube 21 along the working axis 3 .
  • the impact tube 21 may be formed by the exciter 13 and racket 14 leading guide tube 17 or a separate tube.
  • the striker 15 is in the impact tube 21 between a working position ( Fig. 2 ), Rest positions ( Fig. 3 ) and a starting position ( Fig. 4 ) movable.
  • the striker 15 is in the working position against the direction of impact 6 on the stop 22 .
  • the working position of the tool 4 is characterized in that the striker 15 is in its working position and the tool 4 rests against the striker 15 .
  • the shock wave induced by the racket 14 can pass from the striker 15 to the tool 4 .
  • the user lifts the hammer drill 1 from the ground in a resting phase.
  • the tool 4 and the striker 15 can leave the working position in the direction of impact 6 in the rest position due to a shock or gravity ( Fig. 3 ).
  • the impact mechanism 5 is preferably deactivated when the striker 15 is in the rest position.
  • the striking mechanism 5 can have exactly one defined rest position, for example when the striker 15 abuts a stop 23 in the direction of impact 6 .
  • the exemplary striking mechanism 5 has a plurality of rest position, all within a contiguous, adjacent to the stop 23 area.
  • the striking mechanism 5 can be deactivated by reducing the rotational speed of the electric motor 8 .
  • the striking mechanism 5 is designed for an optimal number of beats, ie beats per second, at which a synchronous movement of the beater 14 and the exciter 13 occurs.
  • the optimum number of strokes is determined inter alia by the mass of the racket 14, the end face of the racket 14 and the distance from the compression point to the impact point. If the periodicity of the forced-motion exciter 13 is significantly different from the optimal stroke rate, the bat 14 can no longer follow the excitation by the exciter 13 and stops.
  • the speed can do this For example, be lowered by 20% or more compared to the speed for the optimal number of strokes.
  • a sensor may detect accelerations of the machine housing 10, impact sounds, or a position of the striker 14 or the striker 15 to detect the rest position. The speed is reduced in response to the sensor.
  • the striking mechanism 5 can be deactivated by decoupling the racket 14 from the exciter 13 .
  • the pneumatic chamber 16 is vented to provide pressure equalization between the pneumatic chamber 16 and the environment.
  • the air exchange prevents the moving exciter 13 from building up a sufficient pressure difference to move the racquet 14 .
  • the venting is effected by one or preferably a plurality of radial ventilation openings 24 of the pneumatic chamber 16, which connects the cavity of the pneumatic chamber 16 with the environment.
  • the radial vents 24 are, for example, holes or punched holes in the guide tube 17.
  • the environment is typically the interior of the machine housing 10, which in turn may be in continuous air exchange through openings with an environment outside the machine housing 10 .
  • the volume of the environment is so great that the amount of air moved by the exciter 13 causes no appreciable pressure fluctuation.
  • the volume of the environment is at least ten times as large as the maximum volume of the pneumatic chamber 16.
  • the radial ventilation openings 24 can be closed and opened by a slide valve 25 .
  • the slide valve 25 is composed of the radial ventilation openings 24 and the bat 14 together.
  • the slide valve 25 is closed relative to the pneumatic chamber 16 when the lateral surface of the racket 14 covers the ventilation openings 24 or the racket 14 lies in the direction of impact 6 in front of the ventilation openings 24 ( Fig. 2 ).
  • the slide valve 25 is opened relative to the pneumatic chamber 16 when the racket 14 lies in the direction of impact 6 behind the ventilation openings 24 ( Fig. 3 ).
  • the pneumatic chamber 16 then extends along the working axis 3 to the ventilation openings 24.
  • the position of the racket 14, in which the slide valve 25 changes from open to closed and vice versa hereinafter referred to as switching point of the slide valve 25 ( Fig. 4 , lower half of the picture).
  • the slide valve 25, ie the ventilation openings 24, is arranged along the working axis 3 in such a way that the slide valve 25 is moved during the chiselling phase (FIG. Fig. 2 ), ergo in the working position, is closed continuously and only during the resting phase ( Fig. 3 ), ergo at rest, may be open.
  • the ventilation openings 24 are along the Working axis 3 arranged in the direction of impact 6 behind the impact point.
  • the bat 14 is viewed in the direction of impact 6 in the point of impact before the switching point.
  • the racket 14 obscured during its movement between the compression point and the point of impact throughout the ventilation opening 24 from the pneumatic chamber 16.
  • the racquet 14 can also slide in the striking direction 6 via the percussion point when the anvil 15 is displaced sufficiently towards the working position in the impact direction 6 is.
  • the beater 14 no longer covers the vent opening 24 , ie, the pneumatic chamber 16 overlaps with the vent opening 24.
  • a cross-section of the vent openings is selected so that an air flow between the pneumatic chamber 16 and the environment is the rate of change of the volume of the pneumatic chamber 16 of the moving exciter 13 .
  • the pressure in the pneumatic chamber 16 differs only slightly from the environment, so no significant force is exerted on the racket 14 .
  • the percussion mechanism 5 is deactivated despite the still moving exciter 13.
  • An accumulated cross-sectional area of the ventilation openings 24 is in the range between 2% and 6% of the cross-sectional area of the pneumatic chamber 16, ie the end face of the exciter 13.
  • the racket 14 and the striker 15 can complete an (intermediate) chamber 26 along the working axis 3 .
  • the guide tube 17 and the impact tube 21 enclose the intermediate chamber 26.
  • a channel 27 connects the pneumatic chamber 16 and the intermediate chamber 26.
  • the channel 27 allows a controlled exchange of air between the pneumatic chamber 16 and the intermediate chamber 26.
  • the channel 27 is provided with a check valve 28 and a check valve 29 .
  • the check valve 28 and the check valve 29 allow only an inflow of air into the pneumatic chamber 16 and the inflow only when the striker 15 is displaced from the working position. Otherwise locks at least one of the two valves.
  • the channel 27 has a preferably a plurality of extending into the pneumatic chamber 16 passage openings 30.
  • the passage openings 30 are preferably radial openings in the pneumatic chamber 16, for example a bore or a punched hole in the guide tube 17.
  • the (first) channel opening 30 is preferably located at or near the beater-side reversal point of the exciter 13.
  • the channel opening 30 is not covered by the exciter 13 or for a long time by the racket 14 .
  • the channel opening 30 can be arranged at a different location along the guide tube 17 , as long as the pneumatic chamber 16 in the chiseling phase at least temporarily with the channel opening 30 overlaps.
  • the other (second) channel opening 31 extends, for example, into the intermediate chamber 26.
  • the channel 27 or the channel openings 30 have a cross-sectional area of 0.5% to 4% of the cross-sectional area of the pneumatic chamber 16, ie the end face of the exciter 13.
  • the check valve 28 is actuated by the striker 15 .
  • the check valve 28 is closed when the striker 15 is in the working position ( Fig. 2 ).
  • the check valve 28 is opened when the striker 15 is displaced from the working position ( Fig. 3 ).
  • the position of the striker 15, in which the check valve 28 changes from open to closed and vice versa, is hereinafter referred to as the switching point of the check valve 28 ( Fig. 4 , upper half of the picture).
  • the striker 15 is considered in the direction of impact 6 in the switching point behind the working position.
  • the switching point of the slide valve 25 and the switching point of the check valve 28 are preferably matched.
  • the striker 15 indicates by its position, whether the racket 14 can open the slide valve 25 . If the striker 15 is in the switching point of the check valve 28, the slide valve 25 is closed ( Fig. 4 , upper half of the picture).
  • the striker 15 protrudes in the switching point of the check valve 28 lying as far as against the direction of impact 6 before, that the bat 14 is adjacent to the striker 15 in the direction of impact 6 before the switching point of the spool valve 25 , ie the ventilation opening 24 covers.
  • the Schlagtechnik 5 has a starting position ( Fig.
  • the check valve 29 is connected on the input side to the intermediate chamber 26 and the output side to the pneumatic chamber 16 . Accordingly, the check valve 29 allows air flow from the intermediate chamber 26 into the pneumatic chamber 16 and blocks against air flow from the pneumatic chamber 16 into the intermediate chamber 26.
  • the amount of air (air mass) in the pneumatic chamber 16 increases when the striker 15 is in the starting area.
  • the increased amount of air leads to a higher average pressure in the pneumatic chamber 16.
  • the amount of air is reduced both when the striker 15 changes to the rest position or to the working position.
  • the Schlagtechnik 5 goes during a start phase continuously from the rest phase in the chiseling phase with full impact performance. The user feels when pressing the hammer drill 1 when the pressure in the pneumatic chamber 16 increases when the striker 15 reaches the starting area. The user must apply a minimum force to overcome the pressure. Otherwise, the racket 14 moves the striker 15 to above the starting position and switches off the percussion mechanism 5 by the slide valve 25 .
  • the channel 27 with the check valve 28 and the check valve 29 leads to an overpressure in the pneumatic chamber 16 when the striker 15 is in the start region.
  • the check valve 29 allows only an inflow of air into the pneumatic chamber 16.
  • the exciter 13 sucks in its movement against the direction of impact 6 through the opening check valve 29 air.
  • the amount of air in the pneumatic chamber 16 increases because no air can escape. Leaks limit an increase in the amount of air.
  • the pressure in the pneumatic chamber 16 is greater than in the intermediate chamber 26, corresponding to a result in the direction of impact 6 force on the racket 14 and indirectly on the applied to the racket 14 striker 15. The user feels the counter to the direction of impact 6 acting Counterforce on the exciter 13 and the handle 11.
  • the throttle opening 33 is preferably arranged at or near the beater-side reversal point of the exciter 13 .
  • a cross-sectional area of the throttle opening 33 is very small.
  • the cross section limits air exchange with the environment to less than 1/10 of the air volume of the pneumatic chamber 16 within a period of the exciter 13.
  • the cross sectional area of the throttle opening 33 is in the range of 0.05% to 0.20% of the end face of the exciter 13.
  • the amount of air in the pneumatic chamber 16 equalizes within ten to fifty cycles of the exciter 13 to the environment. Depending on size of the impact mechanism 5 pass, for example, 500 milliseconds (ms) to 800 ms.
  • the preferably single throttle opening 33 is in particular significantly smaller than the ventilation openings 24 and the channel opening 30.
  • the cross-sectional area of the throttle opening 33 is preferably less than 6% of the cross-sectional area of the ventilation opening 24 and preferably less than 8% of the cross-sectional area of the channel opening 30.
  • the channel 27, four first channel openings 30 with a cross-sectional area of 2 mm 2 each, and the cross-sectional area of the throttle opening 33 is 0.5 mm 2 .
  • the racket 14 may inadvertently shut down the gate valve 25 after shutdown, eg, by shock. If the striker 15 is not accidentally in the working position, the pumping effect causes an average force in the direction of impact 6 on the racket 14. The racket 14 is moved to the rest position, the slide valve 25 is opened and the striking mechanism 5 is turned off.
  • the exemplary check valve 28 has a stationary valve seat 34 and a resilient lock body 35 in a valve passage 36 (FIGS. Fig. 5 ).
  • the valve channel 36 opens into the second channel opening 31.
  • the check valve 28 is closed when the blocking body 35 completely abuts against the valve seat 34 and thereby strangles the valve channel 36 .
  • the locking body 35 is elastically braced when the locking body 35 completely rests against the valve seat 34 .
  • the check valve 28 is self-opening. Without external force of the locking body 35 relaxes from the strained shape in a basic shape, which is not or only partially applied to the valve seat 34 .
  • the check valve 28 is switched by means of the striker 15 .
  • the striker 15 has an active surface 37 which actuates the blocking body 35 .
  • the active surface 37 forces the locking body 35 against the valve seat 34 when the striker 15 is in the working position. If the striker 15 is located in the direction of impact 6 behind the switching point, the active surface 37 is force-free or non-
  • the exemplary locking body 35 is an elastic ring, for example made of rubber.
  • the blocking body 35 is arranged inside the impact tube 21 coaxially with the working axis 3 .
  • the exemplary valve seat 34 has in the radial direction to the working axis 3 and lies with the locking body 35 in a plane.
  • the distance of the valve seat 34 to the working axis 3 is slightly larger than the outer radius of the elastic ring.
  • the active surface 37 of the striker 15 is a section of the cylindrical lateral surface.
  • the radius of the lateral surface is greater by at least the gap than an inner radius of the ring.
  • the active surface 37 is within the plane when the striker 15 is in the working position.
  • the active surface 37 spreads the ring so far that the ring completely touches the valve seat 34 . If the striker 15 is outside the Working position, the ring contracts in the radial direction in its basic form and releases from the valve seat 34th
  • the check valve 29 is stationarily arranged at or near the first passage opening 30 .
  • the channel portion from the first channel opening 30 to the check valve 29 is as short as possible.
  • a dead volume formed by the channel portion is constant and less than 5% of the mean volume of the pneumatic chamber 16.
  • the exemplary check valve 29 is based on a movable locking body 38 and an inclined guide surface 39 (FIG. Fig. 6 ).
  • the check valve 29 has a passage 40 in which an air flow can flow through the check valve 29 .
  • the check valve 29 locks automatically in an air flow against the passage direction 40.
  • the movable blocking body 35 lies in a bulge 41 of the channel 27.
  • the bulge 41 has a dimension along the passage direction 40, which allows a movement of the blocking body 38 along the passage 40 .
  • the inclined guide surface 39 is provided on the input side of the bulge 41 .
  • the guide surface 39 approaches the passage 27 counter to the passage direction 40 , as a result of which the blocking body 35 pressed against the guide surface 39 by a flow of air flowing in the opposite direction to the passage direction 40 is pressed into the passage 27 .
  • the movable blocking body 35 may be a ball or an elastic ring spanning the guide tube 17 .
  • FIGS. 7, 8 and 9 An embodiment of the check valve 42 is in FIGS. 7, 8 and 9 shown.
  • the check valve 28 is actuated by the striker 15 .
  • the striker 15 closes the check valve 28 when the striker 15 is in the working position ( Fig. 7 upper half of the picture; Fig. 8 ).
  • the check valve 28 is opened when the striker 15 is displaced from the working position ( Fig. 8 lower half of the picture; Fig. 9 ).
  • the check valve 42 has a valve seat 43 and an elastic lock body 44.
  • the valve seat 45 and the lock body 46 are formed of a monolithic elastic ring 46 .
  • the ring 46 is arranged coaxially with the striker 15 .
  • the ring 46 is placed on the guide tube 17 .
  • the ring 46 may be disposed within the guide tube 17 between the beater 14 and the striker 15 .
  • the ring 46 is clamped along the working axis 3 between the striker 15 and a seat 45 .
  • the striker 15 presses in the working position against the direction of impact 6 on the Ring 46.
  • an actuating disk 47 transmits the force from the striker 15 to the ring 46.
  • the seat 45 is immovable with respect to the guide tube 17, whereby the contact force of the striker 15 can axially compress the ring 46 .
  • the seat 45 forms with the ring 46 the stop to which the striker 15 is pressed against the direction of impact 6 for the working position.
  • the ring 46 has a circumferential notch 48 which divides the ring 46 along the axis into the valve seat 43 and the lock body 44 .
  • the locking body 44 may be configured in the form of a thin lip.
  • the blocking body 44 can be pivoted into the notch 48 to such an extent that the blocking body 44 touches the valve seat 43 and closes the notch 48 (FIG. Fig. 8 ).
  • the ring 46, in particular the lip-shaped locking body 44 and the blocking body 35 with the valve seat 43 connecting web 49 are resiliently braced when the locking body 44 abuts against the valve seat 43 .
  • the notch 48 is opened, that is, the blocking body 44 is at a distance from the valve seat 43 (FIG. Fig. 9 ).
  • the ring 46 has one or more radial punctures 50 in the valve seat 43 and an axial puncture 51 in the locking body 44.
  • the air can from the intermediate chamber 26 through the radial puncture 50 on the side with the notch 48, in the notch 48 and through the axial puncture 51 from the check valve 42 flow into the channel 27 .
  • the notch 48 is compressed, that is, the lip-shaped locking body 44 abuts against the valve seat 43 , the air flow is interrupted.
  • the ring 46 lies with its radially inner surface airtight on the guide tube 17 , the notch 48 is on the radial outer side.
  • the ring 46 may alternatively be arranged with the lip-shaped locking body in the direction of impact 6 and the valve seat against the seat.
  • the ring 46 is formed of, for example, rubber or a synthetic rubber.

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