Blade, in particular oscillating blade, to be used in a machine cutting method for cutting sandwich plates
AssigneeZüNd Systemtechnik AG
InventorsDaniel LEDERGERBER, Claude ZIMMERMANN, Simon JANN
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AssigneeZüNd Systemtechnik AG
InventorsDaniel LEDERGERBER, Claude ZIMMERMANN, Simon JANN
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A cutting machine blade to cut a multiwalled composite plate is disclosed. The cutting machine blade machine blade is guided by the cutting machine in a feed direction along the composite plate and has a holding section for fitting the cutting machine blade into a blade holder of the cutting tool, and a cutter with an edge, a first zone of the edge being provided for cutting a lower wall of the composite plate, and a second zone of the edge being provided for cutting an upper wall of the composite plate, and respective profiles of the edge in the region of the first and second zones respectively making a first angle of between about 30° and about 70° with the feed direction.
Cutting machine blade (1) to be fitted into a cutting tool of a cutting machine, built and specifically intended for cutting a multiwalled composite plate (20)—particularly a sandwich plate—made of cardboard or paperboard material or plastic, which has at least an upper wall and separated therefrom a lower wall (21, 22), which are respectively relatively thick and difficult to cut, and an intermediate layer (23) lying between them, which is relatively easy to cut, particularly in the form of a structure between five and 60 millimeters high made of material with cavities, in particular formed as a repeating cell pattern structure or from foam,
Cutting machine blade (1) according to one of the preceding claims,
Cutting machine blade (1) according to one of the preceding claims,
Cutting machine blade (1) according to one of the preceding claims,
Cutting machine blade (1) according to one of the preceding claims,
Cutting machine blade (1) according to one of the preceding claims,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.