Machine tool having internally routed cryogenic fluid for coolin

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Puller or pusher means – contained force multiplying operator

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82 1R, B26D 100, B23B 300

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039711145

ABSTRACT:
This machine tool is utilized for cutting super alloys. The tool is associated with a source of cryogenic coolant which is routed internally through the tool. The coolant is discharged from the tool at a precise angle such that the stream of the coolant at the interface between the tool cutting edge and the workpiece is such that the chip cutting from the piece does not interfere with the coolant stream. The coolant passage is insulated to prevent boiling of the coolant until it reaches the cutting edge to obtain maximum heat dissipation.

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