B21F3/02

Control Method and Device for Cutter Shaped by Helical Spring
20170368595 · 2017-12-28 ·

Disclosed are a control method and a device for a cutter shaped by a helical spring, which comprises two cutter position controlling devices (20) connected to two spring outer diameter cutters (10) respectively and comprises a cutter lifting device (30). The two cutter position controlling devices (20) are arranged in the same mounting plane (40). The cutter position-controlling device (20) controls an amount of displacement of the stretching and retracting of the two spring outer diameter cutters (10). The amount of displacement of the spring outer diameter cutters (10) and the amount of up and down movement of the mounting plane (40) are controlled simultaneously by a motor (50). By applying the concept of relative coordinates, the requirements of control can be simplified from two two-dimensional control movements to three single-axis linear movements by using the centre (P3) of a spring coil as the origin of the coordinates for the movement of the spring outer diameter cutter. In the case that the distances of linear movement on the three axes are identical or at a fixed ratio, the advantage of reducing the number of motors is achieved.

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR FORMING WINDING ELEMENTS

The invention relates to a method and device (10) for forming winding elements, in particular hairpin winding elements, from a conductor piece (12).

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR FORMING WINDING ELEMENTS

The invention relates to a method and device (10) for forming winding elements, in particular hairpin winding elements, from a conductor piece (12).

COLLECTOR FOR DETECTION AND REVERSIBLE CAPTURING OF CELLS FROM BODY FLUIDS IN VIVO
20170354400 · 2017-12-14 ·

A biomaterial collection device can include a wire that includes a functional member including a proximal end, a distal end, a first flat surface and a second flat surface opposing the first surface. The functional member can be configured to fit within a body lumen. The functional member can include binding elements configured to bind circulating biomolecules and cells. The functional member can include curved portions that form revolutions around the longitudinal axis of the device.

METHOD FOR VERIFYING OPERATIVE PARAMETERS OF A SELECTING DEVICE OF A SPRING FORMING MACHINE, AND SPRING FORMING MACHINE
20170348734 · 2017-12-07 · ·

A method is provided for verifying operative parameters of a selecting device of a machine for forming springs, configured for subdividing the springs formed by a spring forming device of a spring forming machine in at least one first group corresponding to springs having dimensional parameters falling into predefined tolerance values, and a second group corresponding to springs having dimensional parameters varying from the predefined tolerance values.

METHOD FOR VERIFYING OPERATIVE PARAMETERS OF A SELECTING DEVICE OF A SPRING FORMING MACHINE, AND SPRING FORMING MACHINE
20170348734 · 2017-12-07 · ·

A method is provided for verifying operative parameters of a selecting device of a machine for forming springs, configured for subdividing the springs formed by a spring forming device of a spring forming machine in at least one first group corresponding to springs having dimensional parameters falling into predefined tolerance values, and a second group corresponding to springs having dimensional parameters varying from the predefined tolerance values.

Tool holde panel mounting structure for spring making machine
09796013 · 2017-10-24 · ·

A tool holder configuration structure for spring making machine includes a flat base plate and three displacement mechanisms arranged on the front side in a triangle, each displacement mechanism including a first sliding tract set and a second sliding tract set arranged at right angles, and three tool holder panels each said tool holder panel including a base, a first tool holder located on one side of the base and two second tool holders obliquely disposed at two opposite lateral sides of the first tool holder. The tool holder panels are respectively coupled to the second sliding tract sets of the displacement mechanisms to keep the first tool holders adjacent to one another so that the moving distance of the tool holder panels can be minimized and a large number of tools can be installed in each tool holder panel.

Tool holde panel mounting structure for spring making machine
09796013 · 2017-10-24 · ·

A tool holder configuration structure for spring making machine includes a flat base plate and three displacement mechanisms arranged on the front side in a triangle, each displacement mechanism including a first sliding tract set and a second sliding tract set arranged at right angles, and three tool holder panels each said tool holder panel including a base, a first tool holder located on one side of the base and two second tool holders obliquely disposed at two opposite lateral sides of the first tool holder. The tool holder panels are respectively coupled to the second sliding tract sets of the displacement mechanisms to keep the first tool holders adjacent to one another so that the moving distance of the tool holder panels can be minimized and a large number of tools can be installed in each tool holder panel.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING HOT-FORMED STEEL SPRINGS

A process for producing a spring or torsion bar from a steel wire by hot forming may involve providing a steel wire; thermomechanically forming the steel wire; cooling the steel wire thermomechanically; cutting the steel wire to length to give rods; heating the rods; hot forming the rods; and tempering the rods to give a spring or torsion bar, comprising quenching the rods to give a spring or torsion bar to a first cooling temperature, reheating the spring or torsion bar to a first annealing temperature, and cooling the spring or rod to a second cooling temperature. Further, in some examples, the cooling of the steel wire may be cooled to a temperature below a minimum recrystallization temperature such that at least a partly ferritic-pearlitic structure is established in the steel wire.”

METHOD FOR PRODUCING HOT-FORMED STEEL SPRINGS

A process for producing a spring or torsion bar from a steel wire by hot forming may involve providing a steel wire; thermomechanically forming the steel wire; cooling the steel wire thermomechanically; cutting the steel wire to length to give rods; heating the rods; hot forming the rods; and tempering the rods to give a spring or torsion bar, comprising quenching the rods to give a spring or torsion bar to a first cooling temperature, reheating the spring or torsion bar to a first annealing temperature, and cooling the spring or rod to a second cooling temperature. Further, in some examples, the cooling of the steel wire may be cooled to a temperature below a minimum recrystallization temperature such that at least a partly ferritic-pearlitic structure is established in the steel wire.”