What is the function of a hammer drill clutch?
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The function of a hammer drill clutch is to protect the user's safety. When encountering rebar during drilling, it prevents reverse rotation that could cause injury. The clutch serves as a safety protection mechanism. More details about the hammer drill clutch are as follows: 1. Introduction: A hammer drill is a commonly used power tool. With the development of the power tool industry, the requirements for its functions have become increasingly higher. 2. Principle: The principle of a hammer drill involves the transmission mechanism driving the drill bit to perform a rotational motion while also generating a reciprocating hammering motion perpendicular to the rotation. The hammer drill operates by the transmission mechanism driving a piston to reciprocate and compress air within a cylinder. The periodic changes in air pressure inside the cylinder drive a hammer inside the cylinder to reciprocate and strike the top of the drill bit, hence the name 'hammer drill'.