Apparatus using an axially moving continuous elongated tool

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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51 62, 51328, 125 16R, 219 69W, B23P 104, B23P 112, B28D 108

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ABSTRACT:
A workpiece cutting apparatus in which an elongated wire or band tool spans a pair of guides and is continuously advanced relative to the workpiece by a first drive system but is reciprocated in the region of the workpiece by a second drive system at higher speed than the rate of continuous advance. This is permitted by storage devices between each guide and the first drive. The tool can carry out electrical machining and/or abrasive cutting using an abrasive bonded to the tool or in a machining fluid introduced into the cutting region.

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