Adjustable cutting torch machine
AssigneeMesser Griesheim GmbH
InventorGeorg Roeder
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Abstract
A cutting torch machine has at least one vertical support displaceably arranged on a transverse track and carries a multiple-torch aggregate whose torches can be adjusted relative to each other. The support is rotatable about its vertical axis and two horizontal shifting devices are provided at its lower end diametrically opposite each other. Each shifting device has an adjusting device consisting of a segment and a drive for moving the segment to control the angular orientation of its cutting torch.
Claims20
In a cutting torch machine with at least one support arranged displaceably on a transverse track on which a multiple torch aggregate is provided with the torches of the aggregate being adjustable relative to each other, characterized in that said support is rotatable about its vertical axis, a first horizontal shifting device mounted on the lower end of said support, a second horizontal shifting device mounted on said lower end of said support diametrically opposite said first horizontal shifting device with said horizontal shifting devices thereby being mounted on opposite sides of said support to provide a counterbalanced mounting with respect to said support, an adjusting device being mounted to each of said shifting devices, each of said adjusting devices consisting of a segment and a drive for said segment, a holder connected to each of said adjustable devices, said segment being mounted to said holder and being movable in a guiding element for carrying its cutting torch, said drive being arranged on said guiding element and being connected with said segment, said segment being curved like a circular arc, the segment portions projecting on both sides from the guiding element being mounted in a bellows housing, on the side of the segment remote from said drive there being provided a guide housing shifting means, and each cutting torch being mounted to its said shifting means for movement thereby whereby each cutting torch has its angular position changed in accordance with the adjustment of its said adjusting device.
In a cutting torch machine with at least one support arranged displaceably on a transverse track on which a multiple torch aggregate is provided with the torches of the aggregate being adjustable relative to each other and with the torches including at least two movable torches and one vertical torch, characterized in that said support is rotatable about its vertical axis, a first horizontal shifting device mounted on the lower end of said support, a second horizontal shifting device mounted on said lower end of said support diametrically opposite said first horizontal shifting device with said horizontal shifting devices thereby being mounted on opposite sides of said support to provide a counterbalanced mounted with respect to said support, each of said horizontal shifting devices including means for moving said movable torches in a horizontal direction, an adjusting device being mounted to each of said shifting devices, each of said adjusting devices consisting of a segment and a drive for said segment, said segment comprising a first means in said adjusting device for changing the arcuate position of said movable torches, a second means connected to said segment for further changing the arcuate position of said movable torches, each of said horizontal shifting devices including a horizontally movable pass-element, a housing mounted to said pass-element with an arcuate path therein, said segment being mounted in said housing and movable on said path, a guide mounted to said segment and movable therewith, said guide having a path therein parallel to said arcuate path, said second means including a shifter movable in said guide along its path, each of said movable torches being mounted to a respective one of said shifters for changing its angular position in accordance with the adjustment of its said adjusting device, and said vertical torch being vertically mounted directly mounted to said support.
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