A device for holding a milling and/or grinding machine, particularly hand-held milling and/or grinding machine, in a position for machining an edge at one end of a pipe. The holder device includes at least one rotatable roller which can be laid against the pipe inner side or the pipe outer side and by which a connecting part of the holder device, on which the milling and/or grinding machine can be arranged, may be moved along the edge.

A multipurpose chuck having provisions for gripping the outer diameter of workpieces; alternatively, the inner diameter of workpieces; alternatively gripping parts by a two vise jaw, or in combination with a magnet attraction. The chuck having six radially movable jaws that can be used in combination, or by itself with vise grip jaws, which can be used in combination or by itself with a magnetic workpiece attachment in a single chuck.

A clamping device for clamping an article or workpiece to be balanced includes a clamping apparatus for clamping the article. The clamping apparatus has an adjusting device for adjusting the clamping diameter of a clamping body of the clamping apparatus for clamping the article on a placement surface. The clamping body has a disk-shaped spring element sprung in radial direction with a centrally disposed clearance forming at least one spring element cone. The clamping body also has a clamping element inserted into the clearance and having at least one corresponding clamping element cone. The adjusting device has an actuating device for displacing the clamping element relative to the spring element, for moving the cone surfaces of the clamping element cone and the spring element cone relative to one another and for consequently clamping and/or unclamping the spring element in radial direction by the cone surfaces.

A tool for performing work on a workpiece, such as a pipe, includes a mandrel assembly configured to secure to an interior portion of the pipe. The mandrel assembly includes an arm assembly configured to retain a cutting apparatus so as to be positioned at an outside portion of the pipe and to allow the cutting apparatus to revolve around the circumference of the pipe to perform work on the pipe. The mandrel assembly includes a hub and a plurality of jaws that allow it to secure to the interior of the pipe while the arm assembly props the cutting apparatus in a position to facilitate performing work on the pipe around the entire circumference of a section of the pipe. The engagement between the mandrel assembly and the pipe supports the weight of the tool, providing ease of use and improved control for pipe cutting operations.

A clamping device for clamping an article or workpiece to be balanced includes a clamping apparatus for clamping the article. The clamping apparatus has an adjusting device for adjusting the clamping diameter of a clamping body of the clamping apparatus for clamping the article on a placement surface. The clamping body has a disk-shaped spring element sprung in radial direction with a centrally disposed clearance forming at least one spring element cone. The clamping body also has a clamping element inserted into the clearance and having at least one corresponding clamping element cone. The adjusting device has an actuating device for displacing the clamping element relative to the spring element, for moving the cone surfaces of the clamping element cone and the spring element cone relative to one another and for consequently clamping and/or unclamping the spring element in radial direction by the cone surfaces.

A method for machining a longitudinal profile section having an actual length and a first and a second end, wherein the first and the second end are machined using respectively a first and a second tool head and material is continuously abraded by the first and second rotating tool head during a machining period, the machining period is divided into time increments (ti), a torque (M(ti,) M(ti)) of the tool head is measured for each time increment (ti) and an individual energy consumption (E(ti), E(ti)) is determined for each time increment (ti), said individual energy consumption corresponding to an individual quantity of material abraded during the time increment (ti), and a total energy consumption (E(t), E(t)) both of the first and of the second tool head is determined from the individual energy consumptions (E(ti), E(ti)), said total energy consumption corresponding to the total quantity of abraded material.

A chamfer tool includes a main body, a driving shaft and a plurality of milling members. The main body, which rotates along an axis, has an inner surface and an outer surface located on opposite sides thereof; wherein the main body further has a plurality of mounting portions, each of which is connected to the inner surface and outer surface. The driving shaft is fixed to the main body to drive the main body to rotate. Each of the milling members has a first blade and a second blade, wherein the milling members are mounted on the mounting portions of the main body with the first blades protruding from the outer surface of the main body and the second blades protruding from the inner surface of the main body.

A tool for performing work on a workpiece, such as a pipe, includes a mandrel assembly configured to secure to an interior portion of the pipe. The mandrel assembly includes an arm assembly configured to retain a cutting apparatus so as to be positioned at an outside portion of the pipe and to allow the cutting apparatus to revolve around the circumference of the pipe to perform work on the pipe. The mandrel assembly includes a hub and a plurality of jaws that allow it to secure to the interior of the pipe while the arm assembly props the cutting apparatus in a position to facilitate performing work on the pipe around the entire circumference of a section of the pipe. The engagement between the mandrel assembly and the pipe supports the weight of the tool, providing ease of use and improved control for pipe cutting operations.

A multipurpose chuck having provisions for gripping the outer diameter of workpieces; alternatively, the inner diameter of workpieces; alternatively gripping parts by a two vise jaw, or in combination with a magnet attraction. The chuck having six radially movable jaws that can be used in combination, or by itself with vise grip jaws, which can be used in combination or by itself with a magnetic workpiece attachment in a single chuck.

A plain bearing sleeve includes an inner diameter, a sleeve length greater than the inner diameter, an outer diameter, and a wall thickness smaller than 8% of the inner diameter. A sleeve blank includes a longitudinal axis, an outer surface, an inner surface, a first end face, a second end face opposite the first end face, and at least three threaded holes arranged on the first end face. A method for producing the plain bearing sleeve includes clamping the outer surface at the first end face for rotation, machining the inner surface to the inner diameter, fixing the first end face at the at least three threaded holes for rotation, machining the outer surface to the outer diameter, clamping the inner surface at the second end face for rotation, and cutting a ring with the first end face and the at least three threaded holes from the sleeve blank.