Stone working – Sawing – Reciprocating
Patent
1977-10-19
1978-08-08
Whitehead, Harold D.
Stone working
Sawing
Reciprocating
51 64, B28D 102
Patent
active
041050126
ABSTRACT:
A gang saw is used for cutting up hard and brittle material, particularly semiconductor material, in which saw there is a reciprocating movement of workpiece with a large amplitude and low frequency and an additional vibrating motion of the sawblades in the same direction with a low amplitude and high frequency permitting very thin wafers of large area and a plane cutting surface to be prepared.
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Forster Helmut
Hini Paul
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
Whitehead Harold D.
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