AT8123B

AT8123B - Protective plates for grinding and polishing discs.

Info

Publication number: AT8123B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Paul Knapp
Original assignee: Paul Knapp
Priority date: 1901-04-24
Filing date: 1901-04-24
Publication date: 1902-07-10

Description

  

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  Schutzpiatten für Schleif- und Pollerschelben. 



   DenGegenstanddervorliegendenErfindungbildenSchutzplattenfürumlaufende Schleif- und Polierscheiben, die einerseits das Borsten der Steine und Ausbiegen der Stücke gesprungener Steine verhindern sollen, andererseits aber entsprechend der Abnützung des Steines eine Einstellung erlauben. 



   Auf beiliegender Zeichnung sind drei verschiedene Ausführungsformen der in Rede stehenden Schutzplatten dargestellt u.   zw.   zeigt : Fig. 1 einen mit den Schutzplatten ausgestatteten Schleifstein, auf einer Seite die eine, auf der andern, eine zweite Ausführungsform der Schutzplatten veranschaulichend ; Fig. 2 ist ein Schnitt durch eine weitere Ausführungsform ; Fig. 3   í. ùigt   drei verschiedene Stirnansichten der Schutzplatten in einer 
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 welche beim Anziehen der Muttern d in das Materiale des Steines dringen und dadurch die   Steinmasso   zusammenhalten. 
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 der Ringe vorgesehen sein müssen (Fig. 2). 



   Wenn der jeweilig   kleinere Ring den anschliessenden grösseren   von aussen übergreift. 
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   richtung   auch so getroffen sein,   dass   die Ringe mit   Nuthen   und Falzen A ineinandergreifen (Fig. 1 links), wodurch die Möglichkeit geboten ist. auch zwei oder mehrtheilige Hinge zu verwenden. 
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 und inwendig vollständig trocken bleibt. 

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  Protective pads for grinding and bollard discs.



   The subject of the present invention is formed by protective plates for rotating grinding and polishing disks, which on the one hand are intended to prevent the bristles of the stones and bending of the pieces of cracked stones, but on the other hand allow an adjustment according to the wear of the stone.



   On the accompanying drawing, three different embodiments of the protective plates in question are shown u. Between: FIG. 1 shows a grindstone equipped with the protective plates, on one side one and on the other, illustrating a second embodiment of the protective plates; Fig. 2 is a section through a further embodiment; Fig. 3 í. Shows three different front views of the protective plates in one
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 which penetrate the material of the stone when the nuts d are tightened and thereby hold the stone masses together.
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 the rings must be provided (Fig. 2).



   When the respective smaller ring overlaps the subsequent larger one from the outside.
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   direction must also be made so that the rings with grooves and folds A interlock (Fig. 1 left), whereby the possibility is offered. also to use two or more part hinge.
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 and remains completely dry inside.

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Claims

If the stone becomes smaller through use, remove one of the outer wreaths on both sides; this only takes a few minutes and operation can then be continued without any problem.

PATEXT-AK8PRÜCHE: 1.Protective plates for grinding and polishing disks, consisting of plate-shaped disks which can be pressed onto the end faces of the grinding wheel on both sides and which are composed of individual concentric rings with points that penetrate into them on the side facing the grinding wheel, this division into rings representing the adjustment of the Protective plates according to the wear of the grinding wheel allows. EMI1.5 engage each other. for the purpose of being able to use also sacred rings.

3. In the case of protective plating according to claim 1, the arrangement of inlays made of soft lead between the grinding disks and the protective plates, for the purpose of achieving, on the one hand, an elastic pressing of the latter against the grinding wheel, as well as the parts thereof covered by the protective plates against the access as far as possible from water. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.