Patent classifications
B23D61/028
PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING A CUTTING TOOL FOR A VEGETATION CUTTING MACHINE AND CORRESPONDING CUTTING TOOL
The invention relates to a process for manufacturing a cutting tool for a vegetation cutting machine, such as a brush cutter or an edge trimmer, comprising the following steps: (a) producing by an injection molding process at a first temperature a preform (200) made of a polyamide mixture comprising at least one homopolymer and at least one copolymer; (b) stamping the preform at a second temperature lower than the first temperature so as to cause polymer chains of the polyamide mixture to extend according to at least two different directions, thereby forming a planar piece (201), (c) cutting the planar piece (201) to define at least one cutting edge of the cutting tool (2).
CUTTING BLADE AND CUTTING APPARATUS
Disclosed herein is an electroformed cutting blade having a cutting edge containing super abrasive grains. The cutting edge further contains filler particles formed of silicon-based organic material.
CONCRETE SAW BLADE WITH CUTTERS AND CUTTER POCKETS
Blades and methods of manufacturing the same. A blade includes a blade body comprising a cutting edge disposed around a perimeter of the blade body. The blade includes a cutter pocket configured to receive a cutter, wherein the cutter pocket is attached to the blade body. The blade includes a cutter attached to the cutter pocket.
CIRCULAR SAW BLADE WITH TIPS
A circular saw blade to cut electric resistance welded pipes in the electric resistance welded pipe production line experiences an excessive load on hard tips thereof because of the limited cutting time, which results in reduced durability and chipping.
[Solution] A flank 18 is provided with a first flank 20 located at the center thereof, and second and third flanks 22, 24 located inclined toward the respective sides of the first flank 20. Therefore, the lateral sides of the flank 18 have a constant clearance angle rearward from a cutting edge 34, which provides advantages of increased strength and resistance to chipping. Furthermore, a fourth flank 26 having a larger clearance angle is separately provided at the rear of the first flank 20 located at the center. Even if the first flank 20 wears, it is possible to reduce the wear on the fourth flank 26 and improve the durability.
SAW BLADE HAVING NOISE AND STRESS-REDUCTION STRUCTURE
A saw blade is provided having a noise and stress-reduction structure, the saw blade having a structure in which a plurality of diamond segments are mounted at a first unit and the first unit has a second unit, thereby reducing the noise generated during a cutting operation, while increasing heating performance with a relatively simple configuration, and simultaneously dispersing impact stress so as to prevent the occurrence of cracks.
Staggered-teeth diamond saw blade and preparation method thereof
A staggered-teeth diamond saw blade includes a circular steel base and a side wall provided at an outer edge of the steel base. Multiple first diamond cutter heads and multiple second diamond cutter heads are alternately arranged at the side wall through laser brazing; multiple diamond teeth protection cutter heads are uniformly distributed on an external surface of the steel base through high frequency induction brazing; a pre-plating layer is preformed at a welding surface where the side wall is welded with the first diamond cutter heads and the second diamond cutter heads; a pre-plating layer is preformed at a welding surface where the external surface of the steel base is welded with the diamond teeth protection cutter heads. The diamond cutter heads of the present invention are staggered to thicken the thickness thereof while cutting concrete pavement and other materials at high speed.
Brazing bond type diamond tool with excellent cuttability and method of manufacturing the same
The present disclosure provides a brazing bond type diamond tool having excellent cuttability. The diamond tool includes a shank having a body with a thickness of 2 mm or less and a tip portion formed along an edge of the body, the tip portion being thinner than the body; and a brazing bond layer formed on the tip portion of the shank to secure diamond particles having a particle size of 25 to 50 mesh with a brazing bond, wherein the brazing bond layer has a greater thickness than a difference between half the thickness of the shank body and half the thickness of the shank tip portion, such that some part of the shank body can penetrate into a surface of an object to be cut, and the tip portion of the shank has a curved surface at an end thereof.
Saw blade or cut-off wheel made of martensitic stainless steel or steel
A saw blade or a cut-off wheel for an oscillating tool machine includes a base body, wherein the base body has a cutting area and the cutting area is coated with a granulated carbide, wherein the base body is formed in one piece and includes martensitic stainless steel and/or martensitic steel.
Saw blade including a cutting element made by powder metallurgy
A saw blade (1) includes a tooth supporting body (2) and a plurality of teeth (3) being arranged at the tooth supporting body (2). Each of the plurality of teeth (3) includes a tooth tip (8) including a cutting portion (9). The cutting portion (9) and at least another part of the tooth tip (8) of the teeth (3) are made of a steel alloy that has been produced by powder metallurgy and full annealing.
Nonmetallic tools for removing flexibilized epoxy gap filler materials, and methods for removing the gap filler materials
Nonmetallic tools such as rotary bits, circular blades, and scything tools are described that may be suitable for removing cured flexibilized epoxy gap-filler materials from gaps between soft composite materials. The nonmetallic tools may be formed from various plastic or composite materials that are sufficiently hard to cut through the gap-filler material while being sufficiently soft to avoid damaging adjacent areas of soft composite materials. Methods for using the nonmetallic tools may include attaching the nonmetallic tools to a suitable machine-driven tool and contacting the nonmetallic tools to a material to be cut, shaped, or drilled.