Machine for the continuous multi-stroke slotting of plate-shaped workpieces
AssigneeTRUMPF Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH + Co. KG
InventorDaniel Graf
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AssigneeTRUMPF Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH + Co. KG
InventorDaniel Graf
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A machine for the multi-stroke, continuous slotting of plate-shaped workpieces and especially sheet metal plates is described. A slotting tool (16) and the workpiece are movable in a forward direction relative to each other in a gate-cutting function and in at least one subsequent slot cutting stroke. This is followed by a return movement in the opposite direction (32) over a return length (A) that corresponds at a maximum to the length of the previously laterally cut slot. This is followed by a cross-cutting stroke in which the strip of material (31) that was laterally cut in the gate-cutting function and the minimum of one subsequent slotting stroke is severed at a distance from the point of its connection to the remaining workpiece. The slotting tool (16) is driven by a cam drive with a drive control, a return-drive system with a return-drive control and a forward-feed drive system with a feed-drive control. These control devices serve to control the slotting tool (16), the return-drive and feed-drive systems of the machine tool.
In a machine tool for the continuous multi-stroke slotting of plate-shaped workpieces, the combination comprising:
3 The machine tool in accordance with claim 1 wherein said drive control is operative control to effect movement as a function of the thickness of the workpiece to be slotted and of the angle at which the longitudinal cutting edges (22) of one of the tool sections (9) being sloped in the slot direction along the incline relative to the workpiece.
The machine tool in accordance with claim 3, wherein said drive control is operative to control said movement in the return direction so that
The machine tool in accordance with claim 3 wherein said drive control is operative to control said movement in the return direction so that
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.