Improver one-piece manual tightening tool for driving a fastener
This tool substantially extends in a general plane (XY) and comprises: —at least one working head ( 12, 13 ) intended to cooperate with the fastener; —a handle ( 14 ) which is integral with the or each working head; the handle extending along a longitudinal axis (X-X) and comprising a linear portion ( 15 ) and at least one connection portion ( 16, 17 ) which connects the or each working head to the linear portion, the linear portion of the handle having a section transverse to the longitudinal axis (X-X) which comprises a relatively large transverse dimension substantially parallel with the general plane of the tool (XY) perpendicular to the longitudinal axis (X-X), and a relatively small dimension perpendicular to the general plane of the tool (XY). The large dimension and the small dimension of the transverse section are changing along the longitudinal axis. Use in flat wrenches, combination wrenches and ring wrenches.
1. A one-piece manual tightening tool for driving a fastener, the tool substantially extending in a general plane and comprising:
two working heads which are intended to cooperate with the fastener, said working heads comprising a fork working head and an eyelet working head; and
a handle which is integral with the two working heads,
the handle extending along a longitudinal axis and comprising a linear portion and respective connection portions which connect each working head to the linear portion,
the linear portion of the handle having a transverse section which is transverse relative to the longitudinal axis and which comprises a first transverse dimension substantially parallel with the general plane of the tool and which is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and a second dimension which is smaller than the first dimension and is perpendicular to the general plane of the tool,
wherein the first dimension and the second dimension of the transverse section change along the longitudinal axis, and
wherein the second dimension of the transverse section of the handle increases from the fork working head as far as the eyelet working head between a minimum and a maximum, a ratio of the maximum of the second dimension to the minimum of the second dimension being between 1.1 and 1.5.
2. The securing tool according to claim 1 , wherein respective connections between each connection portion and the linear portion of the handle each correspond to a maximum narrowing of the first dimension of the transverse section.
3. The securing tool according to claim 1 , wherein the linear portion of the handle comprises a maximum widening of the first dimension of the transverse section.
4. The securing tool according to claim 3 , wherein the maximum widening of the linear portion of the handle is located substantially in a median plane of the linear portion along the longitudinal axis.
5. The securing tool according to claim 1 , wherein the handle comprises two external faces, at least one of the two external faces having provided therein a recess which extends, in the linear portion of the handle, along the longitudinal axis.
6. The securing tool according to claim 1 , wherein the handle comprises two external faces, and the external faces of the handle each comprise a recess extending in the linear portion of the handle along the longitudinal axis, the linear portion of the handle having an H-shaped transverse section.
7. The securing tool according to claim 2 ,
wherein the handle comprises two external faces, at least one of the two external faces having provided therein a recess which extends, in the linear portion of the handle, along the longitudinal axis, and
wherein the recess of the at least one of the two external faces extends in at least one of the connection portions of the handle beyond the maximum narrowing.
8. The securing tool according to claim 6 , wherein the recesses of the two external faces comprise first ends which are substantially opposite each other at a side of the fork working head, and comprise ends which are longitudinally displaced relative to each other at a side of the eyelet working head.
9. The securing tool according to claim 1 , wherein the first dimension has a maximum widening, and a ratio of the maximum widening to a maximum narrowing of the first dimension is greater than 1 and less than or equal to 1.8.
10. The securing tool according to claim 1 , wherein said eyelet has a closed profile.
11. A one-piece manual tightening tool for driving a fastener, the tool substantially extending in a general plane and comprising:
two working heads which are intended to cooperate with the fastener, said working heads comprising a fork working head and an eyelet working head;
a handle which is integral with the two working heads, the handle extending along a longitudinal axis and comprising a linear portion and respective connection portions which connect each working head to the linear portion,
the linear portion of the handle having a transverse section which is transverse relative to the longitudinal axis and which comprises a first transverse dimension which is substantially parallel with a general plane of the tool and which is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and a second dimension which is smaller than the first dimension and is perpendicular to the general plane of the tool,
wherein the first dimension and the second dimension of the transverse section change along the longitudinal axis,
wherein the handle comprises two external faces, each of which having a recess which extends, in the linear portion of the handle, along the longitudinal axis, the transverse section of the linear portion of the handle having an H-shape, and
wherein the recesses of the external faces comprise first ends which are substantially opposite each other at the side of the fork working head, and comprise second ends which are longitudinally displaced relative to each other at the side of the eyelet-like working head.