Hydraulic tool
A hydraulic tool having a body, a frame in which a stationary tool for machining a workpiece and a movable tool are disposed, a cylindrical piston, and a rapid-advance piston connected to the body, wherein the rapid-advance piston has a barrel part being in contact with the piston, a connection part disposed at the rear end of the barrel part and connected to the body, a screw part formed in the connection part, and a D-cut face formed on the barrel part. A fixation member disposed in the body so as to be positioned in the vicinity of the D-cut face is also provided. The D-cut face is formed along a direction orthogonal to a line that connects the center point of the barrel part to the center point of the fixation member, and the rapid-advance piston is prevented from rotating by the fixation member.
1. A hydraulic tool comprising:
a body;
a frame which is detachably connected to the body, and in which a fixed tool and a movable tool are arranged, where the fixed tool and the movable tool process a workpiece;
a piston which has a tubular shape and is slidably arranged in the body to move the movable tool; and
a fast-feed piston inserted in the piston and connected to the body; wherein
the fast-feed piston includes,
a trunk portion arranged in sliding contact with an inner circumference of the piston,
a connection portion arranged in a rear end portion of the trunk portion and connected to the body,
a threaded portion formed in the connection portion, and
a D-cut surface formed on the trunk portion;
the hydraulic tool further comprises a fixing member which is arranged in the body in contact with the D-cut surface;
the D-cut surface is formed along a direction perpendicular to a straight line connecting a center point of the trunk portion and a center point of the fixing member; and
rotation of the fast-feed piston is stopped by the fixing member.
2. The hydraulic tool according to claim 1 , wherein the fixing member is a screw member.
3. The hydraulic tool according to claim 1 , wherein the D-cut surface is formed in plurality, and the D-cut surfaces are four sides of a square in cross-sectional view.