Impact rotary tool
View Patent ↗An impact rotary tool includes: an impact mechanism that applies stroke impact to an output shaft by an output from a motor; a stroke detector that detects a stroke by the impact mechanism; a controller that stops rotation of the motor based on the detection result by the stroke detector; and a voltage detector that detects a voltage in the stroke detector. The controller determines whether the stroke detector has an abnormality based on the voltage detected by the voltage detector while the motor is not rotating. An informing unit informs a user that an abnormality is occurring when the controller determines an abnormality in the stroke detector.
1. An impact rotary tool, comprising:
an impact mechanism that applies stroke impact to an output shaft by an output from a motor;
a stroke detector that detects a stroke by the impact mechanism and outputs an output voltage which is applied with an offset voltage Vref which is offset from and larger than a lower limit voltage Vo; and
a controller that stops rotation of the motor based on the detection result by the stroke detector; and
a setting unit that sets, based on selection operation by a user, one of a first operation mode in which rotation of the motor is stopped based on the detection result by the stroke detector and a second operation mode different from the first operation mode,
wherein the impact rotary tool further comprises a voltage detector that detects the output voltage of the stroke detector,
the controller determines that the stroke detector has an abnormality when a period during which the output voltage detected by the voltage detector while the motor is not rotating is smaller than a voltage V 1 lasts for more than or equal to a predetermined period of time or when a period during which the output voltage detected by the voltage detector while the motor is not rotating is larger than a voltage V 2 lasts for more than or equal to a predetermined period of time, where the voltage V 1 is larger than the lower limit voltage Vo and lower than the offset voltage Vref, and the voltage V 2 is larger than the offset voltage Vref and lower than an upper limit voltage Vmax,
when the controller determines that the stroke detector has the abnormality and when the setting unit has set the first operation mode, the controller prohibits forward rotation of the motor but does not prohibit reverse rotation of the motor.
2. The impact rotary tool according to claim 1 , further comprising:
an informing unit that informs a user that an abnormality is occurring when the controller determines an abnormality in the stroke detector.
3. The impact rotary tool according to claim 1 ,
wherein the controller performs motor control in the second operation mode when determining an abnormality in the stroke detector when the setting unit has set the second operation mode.
4. The impact rotary tool according to claim 1 , wherein:
in the first operation mode, the rotation of the motor is automatically stopped when fastening torque reaches a torque value set by the user, and
in the second operation mode, rotation of the motor is not automatically stopped.