Process for controlling an automatic machine for cleaning castin

Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – With carbohydrate or reaction product thereof

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5116587, 5116588, 408 10, 409193, 8352216, 83 72, B24B 4900

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050798740

ABSTRACT:
An automatic grinding machine for cleaning castings, including a machine stand, supporting mutually adjustable clamping or holding devices for processing a casting, and further including a tool holder, on which a grinding and/or cutting-off disk is adjustable with respect to the casting via a sliding device supported on a machine support, permits non-contact, precise generation of a control signal. The clamping devices are electrically insulated from the machine stand, and the grinding and/or cutting-off disk is electrically insulated from the tool holder. The grinding and/or cutting-disk is electrically conductive. The grinding and/or cutting-off disk and the clamping devices, including the casting held therebetween, are series-connected to a regulable high-tension generator and an ignition current evaluating switching unit, which supplies the control signal.

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patent: 3952458 (1976-04-01), Tomita et al.

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