A differential device uses axially movable clutch elements to automatically disengage wheel shafts during turns.
Segmented protection layers restrict rotational energy to the tool housing, preventing drive shaft blockage during high-torque drilling.
An overload limiter interrupts force transmission during abnormal stops, while a rotation detector signals the control unit to trigger automatic recovery.
Radial clutch disengages motor drive via elastic compression, preventing mechanical blockage damage during stationary maintenance.
Bent steel strip levers with plastic bearing receptacles reduce surface roughness and friction, extending service life of torque couplings.
A reversible shaft lock uses stored spring energy to engage or disengage the drive mechanism without pyrotechnic bolts.
Direction-dependent torque transmission protects the gear assembly from collision damage while maintaining precise elevation control without recalibration.
Pre-loaded axial springs apply biasing force to a flange, enabling reliable torque control across wide temperature ranges without increasing device volume.
A drill tangential impact mechanism rotates independently from the spindle to optimize operational performance.
Shaft interlock system engages locking apparatus to constrain turbine shaft rotation, preventing reverse windmilling wear.