The present invention relates to a chamfering device and a chamfering method and, more particularly, to a device for chamfering an edge of a glass substrate, comprising: a heating element which contacts a corner of the edge of the glass substrate and makes heat penetrate the edge of the glass substrate; and a moving unit for sliding the heating element along the edge of the glass substrate, wherein the moving unit slides the heating element so that the corner of the edge of the glass substrate is naturally peeled along the moving direction of the heating element so as to continuously generate chips to chamfer the glass substrate.

The present invention relates to a chamfering device and a chamfering method and, more particularly, to a device for chamfering an edge of a glass substrate, comprising: a heating element which contacts a corner of the edge of the glass substrate and makes heat penetrate the edge of the glass substrate; and a moving unit for sliding the heating element along the edge of the glass substrate, wherein the moving unit slides the heating element so that the corner of the edge of the glass substrate is naturally peeled along the moving direction of the heating element so as to continuously generate chips to chamfer the glass substrate.

A glass treatment apparatus comprise at least one upstream working device including a working wheel configured to rotate such that a working surface of the working wheel machines a surface portion of a glass sheet. The glass treatment apparatus further includes a downstream working device includes a working wheel comprising a cleaning wheel. In further examples, methods of treating glass comprise the step of machining a surface portion of a glass sheet with a working surface of a first rotating working wheel and the step of machining the surface portion of the glass sheet with a working surface of a second rotating working wheel comprising a cleaning wheel.

An automatic machine for drilling and milling substantially flat glass sheets shape, comprising includes a machine body; an input conveyor provided with a motorized roller conveyor or roller belt that conveys the glass sheet by its lower edge; an input conveyance surface provided with idle gliding wheels; an output conveyor provided with a motorized roller conveyor or motorized belt that conveys the glass sheet by means of its lower edge; and an output conveyance surface provided with idle gliding wheels. The machine further includes at least one carriage provided with synchronous horizontal motion along the longitudinal axis X2; and at least one pair of working heads provided independently with a synchronous vertical motion for adjustment and feeding along the axes Y1 and Y2, wherein, each head bears a tool provided with rotary motion (cutting) and feeding motion along the axes Z1 and Z2.

An automatic machine for drilling and milling substantially flat glass sheets shape, comprising includes a machine body; an input conveyor provided with a motorized roller conveyor or roller belt that conveys the glass sheet by its lower edge; an input conveyance surface provided with idle gliding wheels; an output conveyor provided with a motorized roller conveyor or motorized belt that conveys the glass sheet by means of its lower edge; and an output conveyance surface provided with idle gliding wheels. The machine further includes at least one carriage provided with synchronous horizontal motion along the longitudinal axis X2; and at least one pair of working heads provided independently with a synchronous vertical motion for adjustment and feeding along the axes Y1 and Y2, wherein, each head bears a tool provided with rotary motion (cutting) and feeding motion along the axes Z1 and Z2.

The machine for grinding sheet-like elements, particularly tiles and slabs made of ceramic material, natural stone, glass or the like, includes a base framework, means for advancing at least one sheet-like element on a movement plane (A) along an advancement direction (B), the sheet-like element being provided with a pair of opposite first sides to be ground and a front side transversal to the first sides and defining the advancement front of the sheet-like element, means for machining the first sides adapted to intercept the sheet-like element in the motion thereof along the advancement direction (B), means for square-positioning the sheet-like element on the movement plane (A) comprising at least one abutment element which defines at least two support points adapted to contact the front side for arranging it in a position orthogonal to the advancement direction (B).

A diamond special-shaped grinding wheel includes an upper base body, a lower base body, and a grinding ring. The upper base body is disposed at the upper end of the lower base body, and the upper base body and the lower base body are fixedly connected to form a grinding wheel body. The grinding ring is fixed to an outer ring of the grinding wheel body; the grinding wheel body is internally provided with one or two annular grooves communicated with the upper end face of the grinding wheel body. A plurality of mixed flow channels is formed in the grinding ring. One end of each mixed flow channel extends to an annular grinding opening of the grinding ring, the other end is communicated with one annular groove, and the annular grooves are communicated with an external negative pressure air source device. Also disclosed is a vertical machining cooling system.

A sheet glass tool in which many abrasive grains are anchored in an anchoring layer formed on the tool tip, wherein a coolant flow channel is formed between a first abrasive grain and a second abrasive grain that are adjacent to each other.

A sheet glass tool in which many abrasive grains are anchored in an anchoring layer formed on the tool tip, wherein a coolant flow channel is formed between a first abrasive grain and a second abrasive grain that are adjacent to each other.

Processes of chamfering and/or beveling an edge of a glass substrate of arbitrary shape using lasers are described herein. Two general methods to produce chamfers on glass substrates are the first method involves cutting the edge with the desired chamfer shape utilizing an ultra-short pulse laser to create perforations within the glass; followed by an ion exchange.