EP0759834A1 - Nc-grinding process for the circumferential edge and top facet of a spectacle lens - Google Patents
Nc-grinding process for the circumferential edge and top facet of a spectacle lensInfo
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- EP0759834A1 EP0759834A1 EP95920828A EP95920828A EP0759834A1 EP 0759834 A1 EP0759834 A1 EP 0759834A1 EP 95920828 A EP95920828 A EP 95920828A EP 95920828 A EP95920828 A EP 95920828A EP 0759834 A1 EP0759834 A1 EP 0759834A1
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- facet
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B24—GRINDING; POLISHING
- B24B—MACHINES, DEVICES, OR PROCESSES FOR GRINDING OR POLISHING; DRESSING OR CONDITIONING OF ABRADING SURFACES; FEEDING OF GRINDING, POLISHING, OR LAPPING AGENTS
- B24B47/00—Drives or gearings; Equipment therefor
- B24B47/22—Equipment for exact control of the position of the grinding tool or work at the start of the grinding operation
- B24B47/225—Equipment for exact control of the position of the grinding tool or work at the start of the grinding operation for bevelling optical work, e.g. lenses
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B24—GRINDING; POLISHING
- B24B—MACHINES, DEVICES, OR PROCESSES FOR GRINDING OR POLISHING; DRESSING OR CONDITIONING OF ABRADING SURFACES; FEEDING OF GRINDING, POLISHING, OR LAPPING AGENTS
- B24B9/00—Machines or devices designed for grinding edges or bevels on work or for removing burrs; Accessories therefor
- B24B9/02—Machines or devices designed for grinding edges or bevels on work or for removing burrs; Accessories therefor characterised by a special design with respect to properties of materials specific to articles to be ground
- B24B9/06—Machines or devices designed for grinding edges or bevels on work or for removing burrs; Accessories therefor characterised by a special design with respect to properties of materials specific to articles to be ground of non-metallic inorganic material, e.g. stone, ceramics, porcelain
- B24B9/08—Machines or devices designed for grinding edges or bevels on work or for removing burrs; Accessories therefor characterised by a special design with respect to properties of materials specific to articles to be ground of non-metallic inorganic material, e.g. stone, ceramics, porcelain of glass
- B24B9/14—Machines or devices designed for grinding edges or bevels on work or for removing burrs; Accessories therefor characterised by a special design with respect to properties of materials specific to articles to be ground of non-metallic inorganic material, e.g. stone, ceramics, porcelain of glass of optical work, e.g. lenses, prisms
- B24B9/148—Machines or devices designed for grinding edges or bevels on work or for removing burrs; Accessories therefor characterised by a special design with respect to properties of materials specific to articles to be ground of non-metallic inorganic material, e.g. stone, ceramics, porcelain of glass of optical work, e.g. lenses, prisms electrically, e.g. numerically, controlled
Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for CNC-controlled shape grinding of the peripheral edge and the roof facet of a spectacle lens in accordance with the shape of a selected spectacle frame and the personal optometric data of the spectacle wearer.
- the roof facet on the circumferential edge of a shape-ground spectacle lens should have the same distance from the front edge everywhere, even if the spectacle lens has a shape which differs greatly from the circular shape.
- a roof facet manufactured at a constant distance from the front edge of the spectacle lens also lies on a spherical surface with the same center point as the spherical surface of the front surface of the spectacle lens.
- a constant distance of the roof facet from the front surface of the eyeglass lens can be achieved either by a button being in contact with the front surface of the eyeglass frame and the relative displacement of a grinding disk with respect to the eyeglass lens in the axial direction Direction controls or by causing the axial displacement by means of a so-called Panhard rod, the length of which corresponds to the radius of the spherical front surface of the lens minus the distance of the roof facet from the front edge of the lens.
- the shape of the spectacle lens and the personal optometric data of the spectacle wearer are in the form of a quantity of data with which the spectacle lens edge grinding machine can be controlled in such a way that a spectacle lens blank with the personal optometric data of the spectacle wearer corresponds accordingly ground the shape of the selected eyeglass frame and the roof facet is placed on the circumferential edge of the shape-ground spectacle lens so that it runs on the entire circumference on the circumferential edge and / or maintains a certain distance from the front edge of the shape-ground spectacle lens.
- the spectacle frame In order to obtain the data relating to the shape of the spectacle frame, it is known to insert the spectacle frame in a device for scanning the facet groove and to record the amount of data in three-dimensional form. It should be noted here that the facet groove in an eyeglass frame does not necessarily have to lie on a spherical surface due to manufacturing tolerances or shape deviations.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of providing a method for CNC-controlled shape grinding of the peripheral edge and the roof facet of an eyeglass lens, with which eyeglass lenses which are intended for a specific eyeglass frame and are produced in accordance with the personal optometric data of the eyeglass wearer, without reworking have it inserted into the selected frame.
- the invention is based on the knowledge that the course of the roof facet is caused by the personal optometric data of the spectacle wearer, which does not have to match the course of the facet groove of a selected spectacle frame, although the shape-ground spectacle lens corresponds exactly to the shape of the spectacle frame, but however can easily insert an eyeglass lens with a roof facet that deviates from the facet groove into the eyeglass frame if the length of the roof facet matches the length of the facet groove of the selected eyeglass frame.
- This finding is based on the finding that, due to its deformability, a spectacle frame can be adapted relatively easily to the course of a roof facet of a shape-ground spectacle lens that deviates from the course of the facet groove, but that problems arise with the adjustment if the length of the roof facet does not match that The length of the facet groove matches.
- the length of the facet groove of the spectacle frame and the length of the roof facet of the spectacle lens are compared with one another and, if necessary, the position and / or the course of the roof facet on the peripheral edge of the spectacle lens are changed such that the deviation of the length of the facet groove from of the roof facet is within given, permissible limits, but without changing the shape or the dimensions of the polished lens, can be easily in the CNC control of the
- the length of the circumference of the facet groove apex of a selected eyeglass frame can be determined by means of a distance measuring device, however the facet groove of a selected eyeglass frame is preferably measured three-dimensionally by means of a scanning device and the length of the circumference of the facet groove apex is calculated from the measured data. If the measured data are z. B. in the form of polar coordinates for the radial circumferential course and in the form of additional coordinates in the axial direction of the lens, there is a clear mathematical relationship between the angle, the radius and the axis coordinate of the space curve of the facet groove vertex, by means of which, using a suitable algorithm, the Calculates the length of the facet groove.
- the computer of a CNC-controlled spectacle lens edge grinding machine can calculate the length of the circumference of the apex of the roof facet running in the region of the circumferential edge of the spectacle lens from the shape data of a selected spectacle frame and the personal optometric data of the spectacle wearer. This calculation can be made with the stipulation that the facet should have the same distance everywhere from the front edge of the peripheral edge of the spectacle lens.
- the length of the roof facet can be adapted to that of the facet groove by changing the distance of the roof facet from the front edge of the peripheral edge of the spectacle lens and / or the radius and / or the center of a spherical surface running through the roof facet.
- this distance when changing the distance between the roof facet and the front edge of the peripheral edge of the spectacle lens, it is possible to change this distance periodically between a minimum value and a maximum value, so that the roof facet is undulating, in order, if necessary, to compensate for a very large difference in length .
- the front and the rear of a lens blank can be scanned in accordance with the shape of the peripheral edge of the lens to be ground in terms of their space curve and the glass thickness, a suitable roof facet can be determined, the length of this roof facet compared with the length of the facet groove and, if necessary, the position and / or the course of the roof facet can be changed.
- the front and the back of a lens that has been pre-ground in terms of its shape are scanned along the edges with respect to the spatial curves and the glass thickness, a suitable roof facet is determined, the length of this roof facet is compared with the length of the facet groove and, if necessary, the position and / or the course of the roof facet changed.
- the accuracy of the spectacle lenses produced by the method according to the invention can be increased further if the radius of a predeterminable, associated angle of at least one point of the apex of the roof facet of the shape-ground spectacle lens is measured with reference to a support, the measured value is entered into a computer, with a stored target -Value compared and if a permissible deviation of the actual value from the target values that can be entered into the computer is exceeded, an additional grinding process of the peripheral contour is carried out with a radius correction corresponding to the deviation.
- the radius of at least one circumferential point of a roof facet of the shape-ground spectacle lens can preferably be measured with reference to a keyway in the support, as a result of which it can be seen that the angle of the roof facet is still in the range of a permissible value.
- an additional grinding process can be used to create a still usable spectacle lens with a radius correction corresponding to the deviation.
- the angle of the roof facet of the contour-contoured spectacle lens is greater than the angle of the keyway, this means that the grinding wheel used to grind the roof facet must be dressed or has become unusable. This is indicated by the machine with a corresponding signal.
- the radius of at least one circumferential point of the roof facet of the shape-ground spectacle lens is measured both with reference to the keyway in the support and with reference to a flat area of the support, it can be determined by comparing these measured values whether a radius correction of that measured with reference to the keyway Deviation of the actual value from the target value is still possible or whether the spectacle lens has to be reground with a new or dressed grinding wheel.
- the radius correction of the entire circumferential contour is carried out in accordance with the deviation measured at this point. If this deviation only results from wear of the pre-grinding disc or the finishing grinding disc, which is usually evenly distributed over the circumference, this radius correction can be used to produce a sufficiently precisely shaped lens that is dimensionally accurate enough to be used directly in a specific spectacle frame become.
- the deviations on the circumferential contour can be of different sizes, these deviations being determined by the shape of the spectacle lens and the space curve of the circumferential contour, greater accuracy of the correction grinding can be achieved if the entire circumferential contour is measured and compared with the stored target values If the permissible deviation of the actual values from the target values that can be entered into the computer is exceeded, the computer reports the measured deviations and the additional grinding process of the peripheral contour is carried out with a radius correction in accordance with the averaged values.
- a correction grinding is carried out in order to keep the actual value of the original values at 0: 0.3 mm compared to the target values.
- this measurement can be carried out at an increased rotational speed of the spectacle lens holding shaft compared to the grinding process.
- 1 is a plan view of a lens blank and a lens to be produced therefrom
- Fig. 2 shows a section according to II - II in Fig. 1 showing a minus glass
- Fig. 3 shows a section along the line II - II in Fig. 1 showing a plus glass.
- An eyeglass lens 2 is to be produced from a circular eyeglass lens blank 1, the shape of which is obtained, for example, by scanning a selected eyeglass frame using a scanning device in accordance with the utility model specification G 86 08 291.4 by the applicant.
- the shape of the spectacle lens 2 is then digitized in the form of a three-dimensional quantity of data which contain the radius and angle 7 from the geometric center of the spectacle frame and the course of the spatial curve of the facet groove of this spectacle frame perpendicular to the radius vector.
- the eyeglass lens blank 1 is either to be clamped in an eyeglass lens edge grinding machine by the X, Y values , or the X, Y values are included in the polar coordinates, ⁇ of the lens shape and taken into account in CNC-controlled shape grinding.
- an eyeglass lens grinder can be used, such as. B. is described in German Offenlegungsschrift 33 16 619.
- FIG. 2 shows a section along the line II-II in FIG. 1. The areas of the circular spectacle lens blank 1 which are omitted when the spectacle lens 2 is shaped are hatched.
- the lens blank 1 and the shape-ground lens 2 have a spherical front surface 7 with the radius R V and a spherical rear surface 8 with the radius R.
- the centers of these surfaces 7, 8 lie on an axis 20.
- the shape-ground spectacle lens 2 has a peripheral edge 10 which is delimited by a front edge 4 and a rear edge 5.
- a roof facet 6 with an apex 3 which is at a distance A from the front edge 4 of the shape-ground spectacle lens 2 and thus from the front surface 7 of the spectacle lens blank 1. Since the front surface 7, as already mentioned, is a spherical surface, the roof facet 6 also lies on a spherical surface with the radius R, which has the same center point as the radius R.
- the length of this roof facet 6 can be calculated precisely because of the unambiguous relationship between the polar coordinates of the peripheral edge 10 and the coordinates in the direction of the optical axis 20.
- this roof facet 6 now deviates from the length of the facet groove of the selected spectacle frame determined by means of the feeler device, an adjustment can be carried out B.
- the radius R is reduced and / or the center point is shifted on the optical axis 20. This is done arithmetically by means of a suitable programming of the computer of the CNC control for the lens edge grinding machine.
- the personal optometric data of the glasses wearer require a cylindrical or prismatic cut or should the spectacle lens have a close part, there are additional deviations, which is represented, for example, by a dashed front surface 9.
- the roof facet 6 is ground with the spherical radius RF, the distance between the roof facet increases in the lower area to the distance A 2, so that this results in a protrusion of the spectacle lens over the spectacle frame to the front, which is undesirable for aesthetic reasons.
- the run of the roof facet 6 is changed so that it again has the same distance A from the front surface 9, the length of the roof facet 6 changes and may no longer match the length of the facet groove of the selected eyeglass frame.
- an adaptation of the length of the roof facet can be achieved in that the radius RF of the roof facet and / or the position of the
- Center on or next to the optical axis 20 can be changed.
- FIG. 3 shows a circular spectacle lens blank 11 as a plus lens, from which a shape-ground spectacle lens 12 is to be produced.
- the shape-ground spectacle lens 12 has a front surface 17 and a rear surface 18, which result in a front edge 14 and a rear edge 15.
- a roof facet 16 is arranged on the peripheral edge 19 of the shape-ground spectacle lens 12, which is shown here with a wavy course. This representation serves as
- the front edges 4 and 14, the rear edges 5, 15 and the respective thickness of the shape-ground spectacle lens 2, 12 can be, for example, by means of the device described in German Patent 38 42 601 Applicant measured and calculate a roof facet 6 or 16 which does not leave the peripheral edge 10 or 19, the course of which can then be corrected arithmetically in the manner indicated if the length of the apex 3 or 13 of the roof facet 6 or 16 is of the length the apex of the facet groove of the selected spectacle frame deviates so far that a correction is necessary.
- the accuracy of the spectacle lenses 2, 12 produced by the method according to the invention can be increased even more if the radius of a predeterminable, associated angle of at least one point of the apex 3, 13 of the roof facet 6, 16 of the shape-ground spectacle lenses 2, 12 is measured with reference to a support , the measured value is entered into a computer, compared with a stored target value and, if a permissible deviation of the actual value from the target values which can be entered into the computer is exceeded, an additional grinding process of the circumferential contour is carried out with a radius correction corresponding to the deviation.
- the radius of at least one circumferential point of a roof facet of the shape-ground spectacle lens 2, 12 is measured with reference to a keyway in the support, it can be seen that the angle of the roof facet 6, 16 is still in the range of a permissible value. In this case, an additional grinding process of the peripheral contour with a radius correction according to the deviation can be used to create a still usable spectacle lens 2, 12.
- the angle of the roof facet 6, 16 of the circumferentially contoured spectacle lens 2, 12 is greater than the angle of the keyway, this means that the grinding wheel used for grinding the roof facet 6, 16 must be dressed or has become unusable. This is indicated by the machine with a corresponding signal. If the radius of at least one circumferential point of the roof facet 6, 16 of the shaped spectacle lens 2, 12 is measured both with reference to the keyway in the support and with reference to a flat area of the support, it can be determined by comparing these measured values whether a radius correction of the With reference to the keyway measured deviation of the actual value from the target value is still possible or whether the glasses 2, 12 must be reground with a new or dressed grinding wheel.
- the radius correction of the entire circumferential contour is carried out in accordance with the deviation measured at this point. If this deviation only results from wear of the pre-grinding wheel or the finishing grinding wheel, which is usually done evenly on the circumference, this radius correction can already be used to produce a sufficiently precisely shaped spectacle lens 2, 12 that is dimensionally accurate enough to go directly into a specific one Glasses frame to be used.
- the deviations on the circumferential contour can be of different sizes, these deviations being determined by the shape of the spectacle lens 2, 12 and the spatial curve of the circumferential contour, greater accuracy of the correction grinding can be achieved if the entire circumferential contour is measured with the stored target -Values compared, if the permissible deviation of the actual values from the target values that can be entered into the computer is exceeded, the computer carries out a notification of the measured deviations and the additional grinding process of the peripheral contour is carried out with a radius correction in accordance with the averaged values.
- this measurement can be carried out at an increased rotational speed of the spectacle lens holding shaft compared to the grinding process.
- shape-ground spectacle lenses can be produced which correspond to the personal optometric data of the spectacle wearer, have the shape of the spectacle frame selected by the spectacle wearer and can be inserted into this selected spectacle frame without reworking.
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DE4417533A DE4417533C2 (en) | 1994-05-19 | 1994-05-19 | Process for CNC-controlled shape grinding of the roof facet of a spectacle lens |
PCT/EP1995/001882 WO1995032075A1 (en) | 1994-05-19 | 1995-05-17 | Nc-grinding process for the circumferential edge and top facet of a spectacle lens |
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