New Battery-Powered Fastening Tool BT120 (Coming soon)

Dear Sirs,

We are excited to introduce our newly developed battery-powered fastening tool,

the BT120 series, which brings cutting-edge technology and powerful performance to the

fastening industry. Our innovation has already earned granted patents in the US, EU,

China and Taiwan, with patents pending in Japan, Korea and India.

As the industry shifts towards more efficient and environmentally friendly solutions, our

battery-powered fastening tools stand out in comparison to traditional methods. With no

combustion (no powder loads or gas fuels), minimal recoil, reduced noise, lower cost, and

an eco-friendly design, our tools are poised to replace gas-actuated and many powder

-actuated tools both now and in the future.

Comparing the Existing Technology

The market currently features three main types of battery-powered fastening tools, each

with its own driving mechanism, but all of which face limitations and potential legal

challenges due to existing patents:

1. Compressed Spring  (Hilti)

Introduced in 2015, Hilti’s system uses a compressed spring device activated by a

rotating gear and ball screw mechanism. While it delivers 85 joules of impact

energy, this system has a relatively slow driving speed of 1.3 nails per second.

2. Compressed Storage Gas  (Milwaukee & Others)

Milwaukee’s compressed storage gas system relies on a piston to strike the nail.

It’s suitable for wood but lacks the power to drive nails into concrete or steel.

Impact energy is 80 joules, and driving speed ranges from 1-2 nails per second.

Many Chinese manufacturers (e.g., NailTask, Toua) and Bosch have imitated this design,

but there may be patent licensing issues involved.

3. Flywheel Friction Driving  (DeWalt)

DeWalt’s system uses a flywheel to transfer kinetic energy through friction. With an

Impact energy of 105 joules, this design reaches a nail-driving speed of one per second.

However, it requires time for the flywheel to reach operational speed, limiting its efficiency.

4. Our Innovation Solution: Pulley Impact Driving  (T-SET)

T-SET, our affiliated company, has broken new ground with our Pulley Impact Driving technology. This innovative design, which launched in 2023, uses a pulley and synchronous rotation of the motor to produce more power than the other systems. With an impact energy exceeding 105 joules, up to 120 joules and a driving speed of 2-3 nails per second, our tool will be one of the most powerful on the current market.

Unlike the previously mentioned systems, which are patented and could potentially require patent licensing, our Pulley Impact Driving design is free from such legal concerns and offers superior performance.

The BT120 Series – Powerful, Efficient, and Ready for Your Needs

We will be launching four versions of the BT120 series this coming third quarter:

1. BT120-MX (Magazine Type) – Drives nails in strips, same as gas nails (shank dia. 2.6-3.0 mm, length 15-40 mm)

2. BT120-SX (Single Type) – Drives nails same as PAT drive pins (head dia. 7.5-8.0 mm, shank dia. 2.6-3.8 mm, length 15-75 mm), or with washers or conduct clips available

3. BT120-IX (Insulation Type) – Designed for driving insulation nails same as current market

4. BT120-F21 (Framing Type) – Drives framing nails for wood (up to 90 mm in length)

With these innovations, we are confident that the BT120 series will meet your demands and help you expand your service offerings. We look forward to your feedback and hope to continue our collaboration.

Best regards,

Sam Huang

Products Manager

Hsin Ho Mfg. Co., Ltd.

E-mail: hsinho@ms3.hinet.net