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US 12,611,718 B2Granted
Coolant conduit for a parting-off tool assembly
AssigneeIscar, Ltd.
InventorsEly Erlich, Gil Hecht
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Abstract
A parting-off tool assembly including a blade holder, a parting-blade mounted to, and clamped by, the blade holder, a cutting insert and a coolant conduit mounted to the parting-blade. The cutting insert defining a cutting-edge width CW and an extended-width cutting plane of the same width. The coolant conduit with an outlet opening out to a first extension portion located within the extended-width cutting plane.
Claims26
A parting-off tool assembly comprising:
- a blade holder;
- a parting-blade mounted to, and clamped by, the blade holder, the parting blade comprising:
- an elongated portion;
- opposing first and second blade sides;
- a peripheral blade edge connecting the first and second blade sides;
- and
- a first insert pocket formed along the peripheral blade edge, the peripheral blade edge having first and second blade sub-edges extending from different sides of the first insert pocket;
- a cutting insert mounted to the first insert pocket, the cutting insert comprising:
- a forwardmost cutting edge defining a cutting edge width CW and an extended-width cutting plane PC which is the same width as the cutting edge width CW and extends parallel with the elongated portion of the parting-blade, the elongated portion lying within the extended width cutting plane PC;
- and
- a coolant conduit mounted to the parting-blade, part of the coolant conduit mounted to the elongated portion, the coolant conduit comprising:
- a first extension portion which is elongated and lies only within the extended- width cutting plane PC;
- at least one inlet;
- at least one outlet;
- and
- at least one coolant passageway extending from the at least one inlet to the at least one outlet;
- wherein the at least one outlet opens out at the first extension portion and is located within the extended-width cutting plane PC.
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