Die-head of cutting machines

Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – With stopping upon completion of prescribed operation – Responsive to condition of work or product

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10 96R, 10120, 408149, 408177, B23B 512

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042881811

ABSTRACT:
A die-head of a cutting machine having a pair of relatively rotatable annular plates which retractably hold therebetween cutting tools extending in radial directions, one of the plates being provided with a tool retracting lever which is pivotably mounted thereto and which is engaged by a slide which is slidably arranged on one plate and which tends to rotate together with the other plate by a spring force, the slide being slide to cause relative rotation between the two plates when the lever is pivotally moved by a workpiece which extends axially in the plates.

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