Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – With carbohydrate or reaction product thereof
Patent
1986-05-16
1987-05-19
Schmidt, Frederick R.
Abrasive tool making process, material, or composition
With carbohydrate or reaction product thereof
51215UE, 51215CP, 51236, B24B 4100
Patent
active
046656596
ABSTRACT:
A cylindrical workpiece has an end face ground on two synchronously driven supporting rollers, by a grinding tool mounted on a drive shaft in front of the supporting rollers, and a loading mechanism and an unloading mechanism. The loading mechanism and the unloading mechanism are a simply functioning loading and unloading unit which has a carriage mounted above the supporting rollers limitedly slidable back and forth on an upright frame portion and two bent workpiece carriers supported on the upright frame portion pivotable about horizontal pivot axes. Each of the two bent workpiece carriers is pivotally connected by a link member to the carriage and has a working arm which is provided with a holder and with a pressing roller enclosed in the holder with a predetermined clearance. The bent workpiece carriers are pivotable with the back and forth motion of the carriage so that the working arms alternatingly pivot between a grinding position and a loading and unloading position. In the loading and unloading position the blank is forced with the help of a pushing member acting parallel to the rotation axis of the supporting rollers into the holder. Then a finished part in the holder is forced out by the blank and fed to the discharge shaft.
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Schwar Rudolf
Thiemann Detlef
Dubno Herbert
Maschinenfabrik Ernst Thielenhaus GmbH
Rose Robert A.
Ross Karl F.
Schmidt Frederick R.
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