A machine tools for processing of a saw disk includes a processor; a spindle unit having a shank provided with a flange to mount the saw disk to be rotated for processing for planarity thereof; sensor assembly having a sensor to be slide from the periphery of said saw disk to the centre thereof, wherein said sensor detects areas of discrepancy in planarity in each part of a disk face of said saw disk and communicating said data to said processor; and a hammer assembly connected to a transverse carriage assembly, the hammer assembly having: a beating head, and a preloading spring with a preload piston coupled to the beating head, wherein the preload piston is configured to load the preloading spring to transfer elastic energy to the beating head for giving, said beating head, the thrust for striking the areas of discrepancy of the saw disk.

A machine tools for processing of a saw disk includes a processor; a spindle unit having a shank provided with a flange to mount the saw disk to be rotated for processing for planarity thereof; sensor assembly having a sensor to be slide from the periphery of said saw disk to the centre thereof, wherein said sensor detects areas of discrepancy in planarity in each part of a disk face of said saw disk and communicating said data to said processor; and a hammer assembly connected to a transverse carriage assembly, the hammer assembly having: a beating head, and a preloading spring with a preload piston coupled to the beating head, wherein the preload piston is configured to load the preloading spring to transfer elastic energy to the beating head for giving, said beating head, the thrust for striking the areas of discrepancy of the saw disk.

The present invention is part of machine tools that today are widely used in all mechanical workshops, often being designed and built also to perform very specific tasks.

In particular, the present invention relates to the processing of discs for circular saws or saw-disks.

The present invention is part of machine tools that today are widely used in all mechanical workshops, often being designed and built also to perform very specific tasks.

In particular, the present invention relates to the processing of discs for circular saws or saw-disks.

Apparatus and methods for automatically training (i.e., straightening) saw blades along a saw mandrel are disclosed.

Apparatus and methods for automatically training (i.e., straightening) saw blades along a saw mandrel are disclosed.

A cutting apparatus includes a management unit having a measuring unit for measuring an amount of light emitted from a light emitter and received by a light receiver while a cutting blade is positioned between the light emitter and the light receiver, a measured waveform forming section for forming a measured waveform representing the configuration of an outer circumferential region of the cutting blade, and an ideal waveform recognizing section for recognizing one of the comparative waveforms that has the greatest number of waveform regions similar to the measured waveform as an ideal waveform, a difference calculating section for calculating the area of a region where there is a difference between the measured waveform and the ideal waveform.

Apparatus and methods for automatically training (i.e., straightening) saw blades along a saw mandrel are disclosed.

Apparatus and methods for automatically training (i.e., straightening) saw blades along a saw mandrel are disclosed.

A sawbenching assembly for reworking a sawblade supported by an anvil to flatten the sawblade is provided. The assembly includes an articulated tool arm with a tool arm support, and a scissors linkage arm having first and second ends, the first end pivotally connected to the tool arm support for rotation about a first axis, the second end vertically movable. The assembly also includes a user-operated actuation device connected to the articulated tool arm, and a hammer assembly pivotally connected to the second end of the scissors linkage arm for rotation about a second axis and vertical movement with the second end of the scissors linkage arm, the hammer assembly having a user-actuated hammer with an impact surface positionable at positions on the sawblade by three-dimensional manipulation of the hammer assembly supported by the articulated tool arm. The user-actuated hammer is actuated in response to engagement of the actuation device.