18586934. Hand-Held Processing Tool simplified abstract (Robert Bosch GmbH)
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Hand-Held Processing Tool
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Lars Schmid of Nuertingen (DE)
Joerg Kaiser of Markgroeningen (DE)
Tobias Bayha of Walddorfhaeslach (DE)
Hand-Held Processing Tool - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18586934 titled 'Hand-Held Processing Tool
The abstract describes a hand-held processing tool with a housing consisting of at least two parts that have side edges directly adjacent to each other when assembled. A recess is present in at least one partial region of the side edges of one of the housing parts, causing the side edges of the parts to be spaced apart in that region.
- The hand-held processing tool has a housing made up of multiple parts.
- The housing parts have side edges that are adjacent to each other when assembled.
- A recess is located in at least one partial region of the side edges of one of the housing parts.
- This design allows the side edges of the housing parts to be spaced apart in the recessed region.
Potential Applications: - Manufacturing tools - Electronic devices - Household appliances
Problems Solved: - Improved ergonomics - Enhanced grip and handling - Simplified assembly process
Benefits: - Increased comfort during use - Better control and precision - Reduced risk of slippage
Commercial Applications: Title: "Innovative Hand-held Processing Tool for Enhanced Performance" This technology can be utilized in various industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and household goods. The improved design offers better ergonomics and functionality, making it a valuable tool for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Questions about Hand-held Processing Tool: 1. How does the recess in the housing parts contribute to the overall performance of the tool? The recess allows for a more comfortable grip and better control, enhancing the user experience.
2. What are the potential advantages of using a hand-held processing tool with a multi-part housing design? The multi-part housing design can improve ergonomics, handling, and overall usability of the tool.
Original Abstract Submitted
A hand-held processing tool with a housing that includes at least two housing parts is disclosed. The housing parts each have a side edge which are directly adjacent to one another in the assembled state of the housing. A recess is provided in at least one partial region of the side edges of at least one of the two housing parts such that the side edges of the at least two housing parts are spaced apart from one another in the at least one partial region.
