Impact rotary tool
An impact rotary tool includes a motor, a hammer, an anvil, a sensor, a circuit board, and an isolator. The hammer is configured to receive rotational force around an axis from the motor and output striking rotational force which is obtained by converting part of the rotational force into striking force around the axis. The anvil to which a tip tool is to be attached is configured to rotate, together with the tip tool, around the axis in response to the striking rotational force received from the hammer. The sensor is disposed in a vicinity of the anvil and is configured to sense a change in a state of the anvil, the change being according to the striking rotational force. The circuit board is configured to receive a sensing result by the sensor. The isolator isolates contact portions of the hammer and the anvil from at least the circuit board.
1. An impact rotary tool comprising:
a motor;
a hammer configured to receive rotational force around an axis from the motor and output striking rotational force obtained by converting part of the rotational force into striking force around the axis;
an anvil to which a tip tool is to be attached, the anvil being configured to rotate, together with the tip tool, around the axis in response to the striking rotational force received from the hammer;
a sensor disposed in a vicinity of the anvil and configured to sense a change in a state of the anvil, the change being according to the striking rotational force;
a circuit board configured to receive a sensing result by the sensor; and
an isolator isolating contact portions of the hammer and the anvil from at least the circuit board, wherein
the isolator includes a housing covering the contact portions and the sensor,
the circuit board is fixed to an outer surface of the housing, and
the sensor and the circuit board are connected to each other via a lead line.
2. The impact rotary tool of claim 1 , wherein the housing further covers the hammer, and part of the anvil except for a tip end to which the tip tool is to be attached.
3. The impact rotary tool of claim 2 , wherein
the housing is a first housing, and
the impact rotary tool further comprises a second housing disposed outside the first housing and covering the circuit board.
4. An impact rotary tool comprising:
a motor;
a hammer configured to receive rotational force around an axis from the motor and output striking rotational force obtained by converting part of the rotational force into striking force around the axis;
an anvil to which a tip tool is to be attached, the anvil being configured to rotate, together with the tip tool, around the axis in response to the striking rotational force received from the hammer;
a sensor disposed in a vicinity of the anvil and configured to sense a change in a state of the anvil, the change being according to the striking rotational force;
a circuit board configured to receive a sensing result by the sensor; and
an isolator isolating contact portions of the hammer and the anvil from at least the circuit board, wherein
the second housing has one main surface which is open,
the second housing being, at a side of the one main surface which is open, fixed to the outer surface of the first housing with the circuit board being housed in the second housing, and
the circuit board is fixed to the first housing by the outer surface of the first housing and an inner surface of the second housing.
5. The impact rotary tool of claim 4 , further comprising a third housing disposed outside the first housing and outside the second housing and covering at least the motor.
6. An impact rotary tool comprising:
a motor;
a hammer configured to receive rotational force around an axis from the motor and output striking rotational force obtained by converting part of the rotational force into striking force around the axis;
an anvil to which a tip tool is to be attached, the anvil being configured to rotate, together with the tip tool, around the axis in response to the striking rotational force received from the hammer;
a sensor disposed in a vicinity of the anvil and configured to sense a change in a state of the anvil, the change being according to the striking rotational force;
a circuit board configured to receive a sensing result by the sensor; and
an isolator isolating contact portions of the hammer and the anvil from at least the circuit board, wherein
the sensor includes:
a magnetostrictive film disposed on at least part of an outer peripheral surface of the anvil, and
a coil surrounding the magnetostrictive film, and
the circuit board further includes an amplifying circuit configured to amplify a voltage signal from the coil and give the voltage signal thus amplified to the processing circuit.