Blade-carrying frame for machines for cutting marble, granite and hard stone
AssigneeBreton SPA
InventorsMarcello Toncelli, Walter Cado'
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Abstract
A pack of blades is held together by means of cross-members (15) and it may be extracted in block from one end (8) of the frame through the opening (9) after having removed the wedges (6) and the inserts (5) for the purpose of substituting blades which have become worn out and permitting the insertion of a new pack of blades suitably pre-arranged so as to reduce to a minimum the period of time during which the machine must remain idle.
Claims2
A blade-carrying frame with a pack of blades which may be removed in block from the frame which is mounted in a machine used for sawing marble, granite, hard stones and the like, said pack comprising a plurality of blades (1), a plurality of spacer elements (2) interposed between adjacent blades, tie rods (3) and (4) connected to respective ends of said plurality of blades (1), said tie rods (3) and (4) also being respectively connected to heads (7) and (8) of said frame, a plurality of wedge-shaped inserts (6) connected to said tie rod (4) which function to hold the blades under tension against the head (8) of the frame, said heads (7) and (8) having respective openings (9) and (10) for receiving said tie rods, said openings being unobstructed upon removal of said inserts and being of sufficient size whereby the entire pack of blades may be non-destructively removed in one piece from the frame through the head (8) opening and a new pack of blades inserted in its place through said opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.