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Class 409/156 - With means to change rate of infeed


Subclass of Class 409 - Gear cutting, milling, or planing
Definition: Apparatus with specific provision to alter the speed of
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 12/30/2003


NumberTitleIssue Date
6668692Process and device for the control of a motorized feed drive
The invention consists of a process for the control of the motorized feed drive for the movable workplace table of a machine tool, in particular the rolling carriage of a circular saw. The manual force that is applied by the operator in direction of the f...
12/30/2003
4271710Tool carriage advance and retraction control
A machine tool feed system of the type in which a tool supporting sliding carriage is moved toward and away from a workpiece which includes a mechanism for moving the carriage initially in a smoothly accelerated-decelerated rapid advance stroke toward the...
06/09/1981
4261675Machine tool with pulsating cutting force
The cutting force applied between the cutting tool and the workpiece of a machine tool is periodically pulsated to expedite removal of material from the workpiece. The periodic cutting force pulsation is produced by periodically varying the spindle speed ...
04/14/1981
4154485Web-former
A system and apparatus for forming webs from textile fibers entrained in an air stream in a conduit with a perforated plate dividing the interior of a housing into first and second chambers so that the entrained fibers fall to the bottom of the first cham...
05/15/1979
 
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