Oscillating electric power tool with balanced armature shaft
An oscillating power tool with an electric motor is provided, including an armature shaft with an armature and a fan wheel, including an eccentric arranged on the armature shaft at one end thereof, a first balancing mass for balancing an unbalance of the eccentric and possibly an eccentric bearing, being arranged in the proximity of the eccentric or the eccentric bearing, respectively, however, at an axial distance, further including a second balancing mass for balancing a couple unbalance caused by the axial distance between the eccentric and the eccentric bearing, respectively, and the first balancing weight, wherein the second balancing mass is arranged on the armature shaft at the side facing away from the eccentric or the eccentric bearing. Also a method for balancing such an electric motor is provided.
1. An oscillating electric power tool, comprising:
an electric motor including an armature shaft;
an armature and a fan wheel being arranged on said armature shaft, said armature defining a first side of said armature shaft on which said fan wheel is arranged, and a second side opposite to said first side;
an eccentric received on said first side of said armature shaft;
an eccentric bearing received on said eccentric;
a first balancing mass for compensating an unbalance of said eccentric and being arranged in proximity to said eccentric at said first side of said armature shaft;
a second balancing mass for compensating a couple unbalance caused by an axial distance between said eccentric and said first balancing mass, said second balancing mass being arranged at said second side of said armature shaft; and
a first bearing and a second bearing,
wherein said first bearing is arranged between said first balancing mass and said fan wheel, and wherein said second balancing mass is arranged between said second bearing and said armature.
2. The electric power tool of claim 1 , wherein said first balancing mass being configured for compensating an unbalance caused by said eccentric and said eccentric bearing, said second balancing mass being configured for compensating a remaining couple unbalance.
3. The electric power tool of claim 2 , wherein said first balancing mass is configured as a first balancing disk that is arranged on said armature shaft adjacent to said eccentric.
4. The electric power tool of claim 3 , wherein said second balancing mass is configured as a second balancing disk being arranged on said armature shaft.
5. The electric power tool of claim 4 , wherein said second balancing mass is made of an electrically non-conducting plastic material.
6. The electric power tool of claim 2 , wherein said electric motor is configured as an EC-motor, further comprising a first balancing ring on said first side adjacent said armature and a second balancing ring on said second side adjacent to said armature.
7. The electric power tool of claim 6 , wherein said second balancing mass is made of an electrically non-conducting plastic material.
8. The electric power tool of claim 1 , wherein said first balancing mass is configured as a first balancing disk that is arranged on said armature shaft adjacent to said eccentric.
9. The electric power tool of claim 1 , wherein said second balancing mass is configured as a second balancing disk being arranged on said armature shaft.
10. The electric power tool of claim 1 , wherein said second balancing mass is made of an electrically non-conducting material.
11. The electric power tool of claim 10 , wherein said second balancing mass is made of plastic.
12. The electric power tool of claim 1 , wherein a mass of the second balancing mass is smaller than a mass of the first balancing mass.
13. The electric power tool of claim 1 , further comprising a first balancing ring and a second balancing ring,
wherein said first balancing mass is arranged between said eccentric bearing and said first bearing,
wherein said first balancing ring is arranged between said fan wheel and said armature, and
wherein said second balancing ring is arranged between said armature and said second balancing mass.