Tool shaft for a tool of the percussive and rotative type

Claim 2

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drivers assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another.

Claim 3

The improvement as defined in claim 1, wherein at least one of said rotary driving grooves and at least one of said rotary drivers are located between said recesses.

Claim 4

The improvement as defined in claim 1, wherein said rotary driving grooves and said rotary drivers are located in substantially one and the same axial area on said tool shaft, respectively, as said recesses and said locking bodies.

Claim 5

In a tool, especially for percussion operation; drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation, for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances.

Claim 6

In a tool, especially for percussion operation; drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation, for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances.

Claim 7

The improvement as defined in claim 4, wherein at least one of said rotary driving grooves has a coding which contains tool-dependent information.

Claim 8

The improvement as defined in claim 5, wherein said coding comprises a shape parameter.

Claim 9

The improvement as defined in claim 6, wherein said shape parameter is a width of said rotary driving groove.

Claim 10

The improvement as defined in claim 6, wherein said shape parameter is a width and depth of said rotary driving groove.

Claim 11

The improvement as defined in claim 6, wherein said shape parameter is made from knurls, chamfers, grooves or other surface shapes.

Claim 12

The improvement as defined in claim 4, wherein at least one of said recesses has a coding which contains tool-dependent information.

Claim 13

The improvement as defined in claim 10, wherein said coding comprises a shape parameter.

Claim 14

The improvement as defined in claim 11, wherein said shape parameter is a width of said rotary driving groove.

Claim 15

The improvement as defined in claim 11, wherein said shape parameter is a width and depth of said rotary driving groove.

Claim 16

The improvement as defined in claim 11, wherein said shape parameter is made from knurls, chamfers, grooves or other surface shapes.

Claim 17

The improvement as defined in claim 5, wherein said coding comprises a bar code.

Claim 18

The improvement as defined in claim 15, wherein said bar code is a painted bar code.

Claim 19

The improvement as defined in claim 10, wherein said coding comprises a bar code.

Claim 20

The improvement as defined in claim 17, wherein said bar code is a painted bar code.

Claim 21

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drivers assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another, at least one of said rotary driving grooves and at least one of said rotary drivers being located between said recesses which are closed at both of said ends, the number of said rotary driving grooves located between said two recesses on one side of said tool shaft being greater than the number of said rotary driving grooves located on the other side of said tool shaft.

Claim 22

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drivers assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another, at least one of said rotary driving grooves and at least one of said rotary drivers being located between said recesses which are closed at both of said ends, the number of said rotary driving grooves located between said two recesses on one side of said tool shaft being greater than the number of said rotary driving grooves located on the other side of said tool shaft.

Claim 23

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drivers assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another, each of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft having a different width from that of another of said rotary driving grooves and each of said rotary drivers having a different width from that of another of said rotary drivers.

Claim 24

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drivers assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another, each of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft having a different width from that of another of said rotary driving grooves and each of said rotary drivers having a different width from that of another of said rotary drivers.

Claim 25

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drivers assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another, each of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft having a different depth from that of another of said rotary driving grooves and each of said rotary drivers having a different depth from that of another of said rotary drivers.

Claim 26

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drivers assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another, each of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft having a different depth from that of another of said rotary driving grooves and each of said rotary drivers having a different depth from that of another of said rotary drivers.

Claim 27

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drives assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another, one of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft being deeper than the other ones of said rotary driving grooves and having a deeper groove bottom while said other rotary driving grooves have shallower groove bottoms and the respective strip-shaped rotary driver of said tool receptacle being constructed so as to be correspondingly higher than the other of said rotary drivers.

Claim 28

In a device on a hand machine tool for transmitting torque to a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool having a tool shaft with an end engaged in a tool receptacle of said hand machine tool, in which at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at said end of said tool shaft and in which a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers of said tool receptacle engage in said rotary driving grooves and have respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and in which at least one locking body is located in said tool receptacle and cooperate with two recesses in said tool shaft which are closed on both ends and are located diametrically opposite one another, said tool receptacle having a receptacle bore hole, the improvement wherein said rotary drives assigned to said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft are distributed around said receptacle bore hole circumferentially in such a way that two rotary drivers are never located diametrically opposite one another, one of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft being deeper than the other ones of said rotary driving grooves and having a deeper groove bottom while said other rotary driving grooves have shallower groove bottoms and the respective strip-shaped rotary driver of said tool receptacle being constructed so as to be correspondingly higher than the other of said rotary drivers.

Claim 29

The improvement as defined in claim 22, wherein said tool shaft has an inserting end and a tool axis and said inserting end has a conical inserting bevel which forms an angle α with said tool axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers having facing ends directed toward said conical inserting bevel, said facing ends of said strip-shaped rotary drivers having inserting bevels which form an angle β with a longitudinal axis of said tool receptacle running in the same direction as said tool axis of said tool shaft, said angle β being greater than said angle α, and said conical inserting bevel being dimensioned in such a way that said conical inserting bevel engages said shallower groove bottoms while leaving said deeper groove bottoms untouched.

Claim 30

In a tool, especially for percussion operation, drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances, at least one of said rotary driving grooves for at least one of said rotary drivers being located between said recesses which are closed at both of said ends, the number of said rotary driving grooves located between said two recesses on one side of said tool shaft being greater than the number of said rotary driving grooves located on the other side of said tool shaft.

Claim 31

In a tool, especially for percussion operation, drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances, at least one of said rotary driving grooves for at least one of said rotary drivers being located between said recesses which are closed at both of said ends, the number of said rotary driving grooves located between said two recesses on one side of said tool shaft being greater than the number of said rotary driving grooves located on the other side of said tool shaft.

Claim 32

In a tool, especially for percussion operation, drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said rotary driving grooves being distributed circumferentially around said tool shaft so that one of said rotary driving grooves is never diametrically opposite another of said rotary driving grooves, each of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft having a different width from that of another of said rotary driving grooves.

Claim 33

In a tool, especially for percussion operation, drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said rotary driving grooves being distributed circumferentially around said tool shaft so that one of said rotary driving grooves is never diametrically opposite another of said rotary driving grooves, each of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft having a different width from that of another of said rotary driving grooves.

Claim 34

In a tool, especially for percussion operation, drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said rotary driving grooves being distributed circumferentially around said tool shaft so that one of said rotary driving grooves is never diametrically opposite another of said rotary driving grooves, each of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft having a different depth from that of another of said rotary driving grooves.

Claim 35

In a tool, especially for percussion operation, drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said rotary driving grooves being distributed circumferentially around said tool shaft so that one of said rotary driving grooves is never diametrically opposite another of said rotary driving grooves, each of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft having a different depth from that of another of said rotary driving grooves.

Claim 36

In a tool, especially for percussion operation, drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation, for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said rotary driving grooves being distributed circumferentially around said tool shaft so that one of said rotary driving grooves is never diametrically opposite another of said rotary driving grooves, one of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft being deeper than the other ones of said rotary driving grooves and having a deeper groove bottom while said other rotary driving grooves have shallower groove bottoms.

Claim 37

In a tool, especially for percussion operation, drilling operation and percussion and drilling operation, for insertion into a bore hole of a tool receptacle of a percussion tool, a drilling tool, or a percussion and drilling tool, having at least two rotary driving grooves which open out at an end of a tool shaft inserted in said bore hole, said tool receptacle having a plurality of strip-shaped rotary drivers engaged in said rotary driving grooves provided with respective assigned flanks, which are at least approximately planar, and at least one locking body located in said tool receptacle, said bore hole having a wall and a bore hole axis, said strip-shaped rotary drivers extending parallel to said bore hole axis and are located on said wall of said bore hole, the improvement wherein said tool shaft has two recesses which are closed at both ends and located diametrically opposite one another, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said drivers having surfaces which cooperate with said flanks of said rotary driving grooves, at least two of said flanks of said rotary driving grooves being circumferentially offset relative to said recesses by different angular distances, and at least one of said rotary driving grooves is located between said recesses which are closed at both ends, said rotary driving grooves being distributed circumferentially around said tool shaft so that one of said rotary driving grooves is never diametrically opposite another of said rotary driving grooves, one of said rotary driving grooves in said tool shaft being deeper than the other ones of said rotary driving grooves and having a deeper groove bottom while said other rotary driving grooves have shallower groove bottoms.