The Performance of Cordless Power Tooling with Different Handle Positions in Different Operating Planes

• Main Authors: Chiu, Chi-Ming, 邱啟銘
• Other Authors: Ho, Cheng-Pin
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2006
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/93892075327816317742

碩士 === 國立屏東科技大學 === 工業管理系 === 94 === Hand toolings have become the tooling which could not be short of in daily life because of convenient usage. This research mainly focused on discussing the different holding positions of cordless power tooling for the horizontal, vertical and top, the three operating planes. Then it deliberated the performance of screws tightening average time, off screwing average time, the deviation, the declination percentage of grasp strength, and subjective criteria. This research gathered twelve undergraduate males who usually use right hand to be the objects. And the research discovered that different operating planes have significant effects on screw tightening time, off screwing time, declination percentage of grasp strength, and subjective criteria. And different handle positions have significant on effects screw tightening average time, off screwing average time and deviation. General speaking, the top operating plane for screw tightening average time, off screwing average time, declination percentage of grasp strength, and subjective criteria is worse than the other two planes. We found that the ache degree of the part of the hand between the thumb and the forefinger is the highest of all. At last, the screws tightening, off screwing with the holder position at 180° is not the best in the vertical plane. But the deviation is the less, the strength decline percentage of holding is the less, and the ache degree of the part of the hand between the thumb and the forefinger is the lowest. Therefore, this research suggests that to use the hand tool with the holder position at 180° for the vertical plane. It can be more strength saving, more accurate to lock in the target, and also can decrease the cumulative trauma disorders to the part of the hand between the thumb and the forefinger. Finally, we recommend a hand tool useing form to users, and users can select the best hand tool to work.