B23B5/48

TRANSFER OBJECT

A transfer object comprises a substrate having one or more fine concave portions formed on a surface thereof. At least one of a sidewall and a bottom of each fine concave portion has an oscillation waveform satisfying at least one of the following oscillation waveform conditions: the oscillation waveform is continuous; the oscillation waveform is a composite waveform of a plurality of oscillation waveforms, and the plurality of oscillation waveforms are in phase with each other; fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of adjacent fine concave portions are in phase with each other; and fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of the fine concave portions are in phase with each other for every two pitches.

TRANSFER OBJECT

A transfer object comprises a substrate having one or more fine concave portions formed on a surface thereof. At least one of a sidewall and a bottom of each fine concave portion has an oscillation waveform satisfying at least one of the following oscillation waveform conditions: the oscillation waveform is continuous; the oscillation waveform is a composite waveform of a plurality of oscillation waveforms, and the plurality of oscillation waveforms are in phase with each other; fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of adjacent fine concave portions are in phase with each other; and fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of the fine concave portions are in phase with each other for every two pitches.

TRANSFER MOLD

A transfer mold comprises a substrate having one or more fine concave portions formed on a surface thereof. At least one of a sidewall and a bottom of each fine concave portion has an oscillation waveform satisfying at least one of the following oscillation waveform conditions: (1) the oscillation waveform is continuous; (2) the oscillation waveform is a composite waveform of a plurality of oscillation waveforms, and the plurality of oscillation waveforms are in phase with each other; (3) fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of adjacent fine concave portions are in phase with each other; and (4) fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of the fine concave portions are in phase with each other for every two pitches.

TRANSFER MOLD

A transfer mold comprises a substrate having one or more fine concave portions formed on a surface thereof. At least one of a sidewall and a bottom of each fine concave portion has an oscillation waveform satisfying at least one of the following oscillation waveform conditions: (1) the oscillation waveform is continuous; (2) the oscillation waveform is a composite waveform of a plurality of oscillation waveforms, and the plurality of oscillation waveforms are in phase with each other; (3) fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of adjacent fine concave portions are in phase with each other; and (4) fine concave portions of a plurality of rows are formed on the substrate, and oscillation waveforms of the fine concave portions are in phase with each other for every two pitches.

METHOD FOR MACHINING RIBS ON AIR OR GAS BEARINGS OF A COMPRESSOR
20230150010 · 2023-05-18 · ·

A method for machining ribs or grooves on a workpiece such as a shaft or an air or gas axial bearing intended to be rotated about a longitudinal axis of a centrifugal compressor. All of the ribs or grooves are obtained at once by the machining tool on a workpiece portion driven such that it rotates, by moving the workpiece or the tool holder in a longitudinal machining direction, the machining tool moving back and forth with a machining position in contact with the workpiece and a position wherein it is not in contact with the workpiece from the start to the end of the workpiece portion. The back-and-forth movements of the machining tool are synchronised with the sinusoidal program set up in the machining unit, as well as with the desired, programmed arrangement of the ribs or grooves to be produced on the workpiece portion.

Method for producing one or more concave cut-outs on a main body which is, in particular, substantially cylindrical, armature, keeper plate, and electromagnetic actuator
11679440 · 2023-06-20 · ·

A method for producing one or more concave cut-outs on a main body, which is in particular substantially cylindrical, more particularly one or more grooves on a magnetic armature, a push rod, or a magnetic keeper plate, includes the following steps: providing a main body, which is in particular substantially cylindrical and has a first axis of rotation, rotating the cylindrical main body around the first axis of rotation in a first rotational direction by means of a lathe, and rotating a striking tool, which is provided with a number of fly cutters, around a second axis of rotation, which extends in parallel and offset in relation to the first axis of rotation in a second rotational direction, which is opposite to the first rotational direction, in such a way that the fly cutter engages in a material-removing manner in the main body to produce the cut-out.

Method for producing one or more concave cut-outs on a main body which is, in particular, substantially cylindrical, armature, keeper plate, and electromagnetic actuator
11679440 · 2023-06-20 · ·

A method for producing one or more concave cut-outs on a main body, which is in particular substantially cylindrical, more particularly one or more grooves on a magnetic armature, a push rod, or a magnetic keeper plate, includes the following steps: providing a main body, which is in particular substantially cylindrical and has a first axis of rotation, rotating the cylindrical main body around the first axis of rotation in a first rotational direction by means of a lathe, and rotating a striking tool, which is provided with a number of fly cutters, around a second axis of rotation, which extends in parallel and offset in relation to the first axis of rotation in a second rotational direction, which is opposite to the first rotational direction, in such a way that the fly cutter engages in a material-removing manner in the main body to produce the cut-out.

Microfabrication device, microfabrication method, transfer mold, and transfer object

A new and improved microfabrication device, microfabrication method, transfer mold, and transfer object that can suppress a defect are provided. A microfabrication device comprises a tool mounting portion, a predetermined cutting tool, an oscillator, and a controller, wherein the controller performs a cutting process to satisfy at least one of: a cutting condition (1) that oscillations at a start point and an end point of each set are in phase with each other; and a cutting condition (2) that oscillations of the sets are in phase with each other.

Microfabrication device, microfabrication method, transfer mold, and transfer object

A new and improved microfabrication device, microfabrication method, transfer mold, and transfer object that can suppress a defect are provided. A microfabrication device comprises a tool mounting portion, a predetermined cutting tool, an oscillator, and a controller, wherein the controller performs a cutting process to satisfy at least one of: a cutting condition (1) that oscillations at a start point and an end point of each set are in phase with each other; and a cutting condition (2) that oscillations of the sets are in phase with each other.

Handheld wood thread cutting tool

A handheld wood thread cutting tool with an elongated shank formed with a planar surface and including a first end and a second end with a length substantially longer than its width. The first end has a first wood thread cutting edge aligned substantially in parallel relative to a first vertical plane perpendicular to the planar surface and passing through the length of the elongated shank from the first end to the second end. The second end has a second wood thread cutting edge aligned substantially parallel to a second vertical plane perpendicular to the planar surface and running through the width of the elongated shank from a first side wall to a second side wall. A ball handle is affixed between the first and the second end.