Patent classifications
B23D35/00
CUTTING DEVICE FOR CUTTING FLAT METAL PRODUCTS AND CUTTING SHEAR FOR CUTTING SAID FLAT METAL PRODUCTS EQUIPPED WITH SAID DEVICE
A drum cutting device, e.g., for shears adapted to cut flat metal products advancing along a direction substantially parallel to their direction of longitudinal extension, said device being adapted to cut said flat metal products transversely relative to their direction of advancement, wherein said device comprises at least one drum adapted to be rotated and diametrically delimited by a cylindrical surface containing a blade or knife which partially protrudes from said cylindrical surface, wherein said blade or knife is partially housed in a seat of said drum and extends longitudinally along a direction substantially parallel to the rotation axis of said drum, wherein said device comprises an adjustment wedge also housed at least partially in said seat of said drum, wherein the direction of extension of said wedge is substantially parallel to the rotation axis of said drum and the thickness of said wedge transversely to its direction of extension varies continuously along said direction of extension from a minimum thickness to a maximum thickness, wherein said wedge is positioned relative to said blade or knife so that the translation of said wedge parallel to its direction of extension in a first direction of translation results in a peripheral tangential translation of said blade or knife in a first direction of peripheral tangential translation, while the translation of said wedge in a second direction of translation opposite to the first one results in the peripheral tangential translation of said blade or knife in a second direction of peripheral tangential translation opposite to the first one, said device comprising translation means for the translation of said wedge in said two opposite directions of translation.
Demolition shear tip boot
A one piece four-sided hardened steel boot tip for a distal end upper jaw tang of a heavy duty demolition shear having a upper movable shear jaw with a shear tip or tang. The tang has a front edge, side faces with apertures therethrough, a top seat, a rear seat and a bottom seat. The boot tip has a front wall seated on the tang front edge and a right side wall seated on the shear side tang face, rear seat and the top seat. A bottom wall of the boot tip is seated on the tang bottom seat and rear seat forming a shear punching edge between the front wall and the bottom wall. An access plate is seated on the guide side tang face, the top seat and the rear seat. The boot tip right side and access plate have matching apertures therethrough and alignable with the tang apertures to secure the boot and access plate to the tang. One or more shims may be used against the tang faces.
ARCUATE CUTTING TOOL PART, CUTTING TOOL AND MACHINING DEVICE
An arcuate cutting tool part for a machining device for cutting flat material, such as sheet metal, is disclosed. The arcuate cutting tool part comprises a radially outer cutting edge area having at least one first arcuate cutting edge, an attachment arrangement for attachment to the machining device, a first coupling arrangement having a first coupling portion, and a second coupling arrangement having a second coupling portion, wherein the arcuate cutting tool part defines a circumferential direction in accordance with the arcuate shape, and wherein the first and/or the second coupling arrangements are configured to be releasably coupled to at least one further arcuate cutting tool part in the circumferential direction.
Shearing blade having a blade insert
A shearing blade for a cutting device includes a main body that has a seat and a blade insert that is arranged on the seat and forms a cutting wedge, wherein the cutting wedge forms a cutting edge via a flank face and a pressure face at an angle to the flank face. The seat has at least one undercut face that acts in a direction transverse to the flank face. When the blade insert is inserted, the undercut face interacts with at least one form-closure face formed on the blade insert, whereby a form closure taking effect transversely to the flank face is established. The blade insert is fastened to the main body by at least one pin-shaped plug-in connection element, which is oriented perpendicular to the flank face and which is arranged in aligned holes in the main body and in the blade insert.
Shearing blade having a blade insert
A shearing blade for a cutting device includes a main body that has a seat and a blade insert that is arranged on the seat and forms a cutting wedge, wherein the cutting wedge forms a cutting edge via a flank face and a pressure face at an angle to the flank face. The seat has at least one undercut face that acts in a direction transverse to the flank face. When the blade insert is inserted, the undercut face interacts with at least one form-closure face formed on the blade insert, whereby a form closure taking effect transversely to the flank face is established. The blade insert is fastened to the main body by at least one pin-shaped plug-in connection element, which is oriented perpendicular to the flank face and which is arranged in aligned holes in the main body and in the blade insert.
ALIGNMENT TOOL FOR SHEET MATERIAL SHEARS
An apparatus for improving the accuracy of machines which shear plate materials in general and sheet metals in particular. The apparatus comprises an indicator that is magnetically mounted to the shearing blade and extends downward toward the work table of the machine to give an indication of where the blade will pass through the metal.
AUXILIARY SUPPORT DEVICE FOR ROLLING-CUT SHEAR
An auxiliary support device for a rolling-cut shear, including: a lower cutting table; a plurality of first hydraulic support cylinders, a plurality of support plates, a plurality of second hydraulic support cylinders shorter than the first hydraulic support cylinders, a slide plate, and a plurality of horizontal hydraulic cylinders. The lower cutting table includes a first front end including a first mounting groove, and a second mounting groove, and an inner plate. The bottom wall of the second mounting groove includes a plurality of first bolt holes and a plurality of first recesses. The inner plate is embedded in the second mounting groove through a plurality of bolts passing through the plurality of first bolt holes. The inner plate includes a plurality of second bolt holes and a plurality of second recesses. The plurality of support plates lean against the inner plate.
Rotary cutting apparatus and rotary cutting method
A rotary cutting apparatus includes a pair of cutting tools each having a cutting blade along a tip end of its outer peripheral portion having a mountain-shaped cross section, and cuts a cylindrical material into pieces with a predetermined width by sandwiching the cylindrical material between the cutting blades so the cutting blades are respectively placed on inner and outer peripheries of the cylindrical material, and relatively rotating and moving the pair of cutting tools along an entire circumference of the cylindrical material. A second imaginary line connecting an axial center of the cylindrical material and an axial center of the inner peripheral-side cutting tool is shifted in a circumferential direction of the cylindrical material about the axial center of the cylindrical material with respect to a first imaginary line connecting the axial center of the cylindrical material and an axial center of the outer peripheral-side cutting tool.
FOUR-SIDED SHIMABLE INDEXABLE SHEAR TIP BOOT
A one piece four-sided hardened steel boot tip for a distal end upper jaw tang of a heavy duty demolition shear having a upper movable shear jaw with a shear tip or tang, a shear side and a guide side pivotally connected to a lower fixed or movable shear jaw with a shear blade side, a guide side, a distal tie plate and a recess therebetween. The tang has a front edge, side faces with apertures therethrough, a radiused top seat, a radiused rear seat and a radiused bottom seat. The boot tip has a front wall seated on the tang front edge and a right side wall seated on the shear side tang face and radiused rear seat. A top wall has a radiused inside top wall that sits on radiused top seat. A bottom wall of the boot tip has a radiused inside top wall that is seated on the tang radiused bottom seat forming a shear punching edge between the front wall and the bottom wall. A shear side shearing edge is between the sidewall and the bottom wall of the boot tip. An access or side plate is seated on the guide side tang face, a portion of the radiused boot bottom wall and the radiused rear seat. The side plate us flush with the bottom and front walls. The boot tip right side and access plate have matching apertures therethrough and alignable with the tang apertures to secure the boot and access plate to the tang for protection thereof from the lower jaw shear side, the guide side and the tie plate as the upper jaw moves into and out of the recess. One or more shims are provided and insertable inside the boot against the tang faces and clampable thereto after the faces have become worn or otherwise requires adjustment for maximum clamping force. An extendable boss maybe insertably located on the lower inside face of the side plate as to index and interlock with a matching indexing bolt or boss recess on tank guide side face. A portion of the lower edge of the side plate has a guide side shearing edge.
DIES FOR THREADED ROD CUTTING MACHINE
First and second dies can be coupled to a pair of arms on a threaded rod cutting machine. The first die has a body with a front face, a rear face, a side face extending between the front face and the rear face, and a first threaded recess in the first side face and configured to receive a threaded rod to be cut. Crests and troughs of the first thread are aligned with troughs and crests of the threaded rod when the first die engages the rod. The second die has a body with a front face, a side face extending between the front face and the rear face, and a second threaded recess in the side face and configured to receive the threaded rod. Crests and troughs of the second thread are axially offset from troughs and crests of the threaded rod when the second die engages the rod.