Device for producing U-shaped surface channels in sheeting

Cutting – Other than completely through work thickness or through work... – Grooving

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302721, 302774, 30294, B26B 902, B26D 306

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052319105

ABSTRACT:
A device is disclosed for producing surface channels of at least approximately rectangular cross-section in sheeting consisting of a soft material, in particular mineral-fiber insulating mats or sheeting consisting of a styrene polymer. The device makes use of a motor-operated cutting tool with an oscillating cutter. The cutter comprises sections which are bent off relative to each other and which are provided with a cutting edge, at least in part. The cutting edge extends over at least three of two sections which form together a U or L, respectively. The cutter is passed through the sheeting approximately along a straight line.

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