Abstract

An adjustable pry bar includes a rod, a pry head, and a pivoting device. The pivoting device includes an engaging member, an axial member, and a positioning member. The engaging member is movably inserted through the rod and the pry head. The axial member is movably inserted through the pry head and the engaging member. The positioning member is movably disposed in the engaging member and is configured to enter the axial member as the axial member moves relative to the pry head and the engaging member, allowing the positioning member to selectively protrude from the engaging member and to be adapted for connecting to a driving tool.

IPC Classes  ?

• B66F 15/00 - Crowbars or levers
• B25B 23/00 - Details of, or accessories for, spanners, wrenches, screwdrivers

Abstract

An adjustable hand tool includes a rod, a tool head, and a pivoting device. The tool head is pivotally connected to the rod. The pivoting device includes an engaging member and an axial member. The engaging member is movably inserted through the tool head and the rod. The engaging member is provided with an engaging portion detachably engaged with an engaging hole of the tool head, and a limiting portion corresponding to a limiting hole of the rod. The axial member is movably inserted through the tool head, and the axial member is fixedly connected to the engaging member to drive the engaging member, allowing the engaging portion to disengage from the engaging hole.

IPC Classes  ?

• B25G 3/38 - Hinged, pivoted, swivelling, or folding joints
• B66F 15/00 - Crowbars or levers

Abstract

A dual-headed pry tool with rotatable head includes a first tool component provided with a first tool head and a first pivot connection, and a second tool component provided with a second tool head and a second pivot connection. The second pivot connection is pivotally connected to the first pivot connection. The second tool component is rotatable relative to the first tool component about a pivot axis which extends along a longitudinal direction of the first tool component. Each of the first and the second tool heads has an orientation with respect to the pivot axis, and a relative angle between the orientations of the first and the second tool heads changes as the second tool component rotates relative to the first tool component.

IPC Classes  ?

• B66F 15/00 - Crowbars or levers

Abstract

A tool with a segmented tool handle includes a first tube, a second tube and a limiting seat. The first tube has a first inner hole and a first fastening hole. The second tube has one end inserted into the first inner hole, a second inner hole and a second fastening hole. The limiting seat is disposed in the second inner hole and connected with a fastener. An end of the fastener is threadedly connected to the limiting seat and the other end of the fastener has a conical abutting portion. The abutting portion abuts against an inner periphery of first fastening hole when the fastener is in a fastened position. The abutting portion detaches from the first fastening hole when the fastener is in a unfastened position.

IPC Classes  ?

• B25G 3/26 - Locking or securing devices comprising nails, screws, bolts, or pins traversing or entering the socket
• B25G 1/04 - Handle constructions telescopicHandle constructions extensibleHandle constructions sectional

Abstract

A tool including a buffer structure adapted to prevent shocks includes a tool head, a first shaft structure, and a second shaft structure. The tool head has a first connection receiving a pivot. The first shaft structure includes a slide. The second shaft structure is disposed on the slide and links with the tool head. The second shaft structure is movable on the slide such that the tool head is moved toward and away from the first shaft structure. The second shaft structure has a second connection receiving the pivot. The tool head is pivotal with respect to the second shaft structure. Further, a resilient member is disposed between the first and the second shaft structures. The second shaft structure is biased by the resilient member.

IPC Classes  ?

• B25G 3/38 - Hinged, pivoted, swivelling, or folding joints
• B66F 15/00 - Crowbars or levers

Abstract

A tool including a buffer structure adapted to prevent shocks includes a tool head, a first shaft structure, and a second shaft structure. The tool head has a first connecting portion. The second shaft structure is attached to the slide and links with the tool head. The second shaft structure is movable with respect to the first shaft structure such that the tool head is moved toward and away from the first shaft structure. The second shaft structure has a second connecting portion receiving the pivot. The tool head is pivotal with respect to the second shaft structure. Further, a resilient member is disposed between the first and the second shaft structures. The second shaft structure is biased by the resilient member.

IPC Classes  ?

• B25G 3/38 - Hinged, pivoted, swivelling, or folding joints
• B66F 15/00 - Crowbars or levers

Abstract

A hammer tool includes a hammer head and a handle. The hammer head includes an insertion hole and first and second side holes aligned with each other and located on two opposite sides of and intercommunicating with the insertion hole. The handle includes an insertion portion on an end thereof. The insertion portion is inserted into the insertion hole. A first coupling flange is integrally formed with the insertion portion and is inserted into the first side hole. The handle includes a hollow portion extending in a longitudinal direction thereof. The handle further includes a third side hole extending in a radial direction thereof. An end of the third side hole intercommunicates with the hollow portion. Another end of the third side hole extends to an outer periphery of the insertion portion. The third side hole is aligned with the second side hole.

IPC Classes  ?

• B25G 3/34 - Attaching handles to the implements by pressing the handle on the implementsAttaching handles to the implements using cement or molten metal, e.g. casting, mouldingAttaching handles to the implements by welding or the like
• B25D 1/04 - Hand hammersHammer heads of special shape or materials with provision for withdrawing or holding nails or spikes

Abstract

A hammer tool includes a head and a handle coupled to the head. The handle has a first and a second connecting end fixed to the head. The handle has a first and a second medial section and the first and the second connecting ends extend from the first and the second medial sections respectively. The first and the second medial sections are disposed side by side. The first and the second medial sections form at least one first and at least one second curved sections respectively. The at least one first and the at least one second curved sections abut against each other.

IPC Classes  ?

• B25D 1/04 - Hand hammersHammer heads of special shape or materials with provision for withdrawing or holding nails or spikes
• B25G 1/00 - Handle constructions
• B25G 1/10 - Handle constructions characterised by material or shape
• B25G 3/34 - Attaching handles to the implements by pressing the handle on the implementsAttaching handles to the implements using cement or molten metal, e.g. casting, mouldingAttaching handles to the implements by welding or the like

Abstract

A hammer tool includes a head and a handle tightly coupled to the head. The head defines a through hole and a hole connected to the through hole. The hole extends transversely to the through hole. The through hole is of a first width and the hole is of a width greater than the first width. The handle includes a connecting end inserted through the through hole. The connecting end is extruded after inserting through the through hole to include at least one positioning protrusion protruding into the hole. The connecting end is of a second width at where the at least one positioning protrusion is disposed. The second width is greater than the first width.

IPC Classes  ?

• B25D 1/04 - Hand hammersHammer heads of special shape or materials with provision for withdrawing or holding nails or spikes

Abstract

A pry tool includes a body having a base with a through-hole extending along a first axis and a through-slot extending perpendicularly to the first axis. The base has an arcuate bottom face defining a contact point for contacting with a working plan. A second axis intersects with the first axis at an intersection and passes through the contact point. A third axis intersects with the second axis at the center of curvature of the arcuate bottom face. An angle between the second and third axes is 5°-10°. A shank extends from the base along a fourth axis intersecting with the first axis at the intersection. An angle between the second and fourth axes is 15°-25°. A claw member is coupled to the through-slot. A fixing member is securely mounted in the through-hole and abuts against the claw member.

IPC Classes  ?

• B25C 11/00 - Nail, spike, or staple extractors

Abstract

A plying tool includes a main body including a first joining portion and a second joining portion and a plying member set including a first and second plying member movably and releasably connected with the main body. The first and second plying members are movable relative to each other and adapted to connect with the main body in a first arrangement with the first plying member connected with the first joining portion and the second plying member connected with the second joining portion respectively, and a second arrangement with the first plying member connected with the second joining portion and the second plying member connected with the first joining portion respectively.

IPC Classes  ?

• B66F 15/00 - Crowbars or levers
• B65G 7/02 - Devices adapted to be interposed between loads and the ground or floor, e.g. crowbars with means for assisting conveyance of loads
• B25C 11/00 - Nail, spike, or staple extractors

Goods & Services

Hand tools, namely, Socket sets, Wrenches, Screwdrivers, Ratchets, Pliers, Locking pliers, and Impact drivers, all of the above items sold individually or packaged kits