Controlled atmosphere machining

Gear cutting – milling – or planing – Milling – Process

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82 111, 82901, 408 1R, 408 56, 408 67, 409135, 409137, B23Q 1100, B23C 900

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056453825

ABSTRACT:
A controlled atmosphere machining process which involves a work station for machining a workpiece with an inert gas in an enclosed environment which will not support combustion. The process further includes a vacuum system which removes particulate matter occurring during the machining process and transports the matter to a collecting tank. The inert fluid is recycled through a filter and cooling system and continues to be drawn by the vacuum system into the enclosed machining area of each work station.

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