20240024970. CUTTING TOOL FOR MACHINING FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS simplified abstract (Ceratizit Balzheim GmbH & Co. KG)

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CUTTING TOOL FOR MACHINING FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS

Organization Name

Ceratizit Balzheim GmbH & Co. KG

Inventor(s)

Jochen Walcher of Balzheim (DE)

Michael Schmid of Balzheim (DE)

Peter Luibrand of Balzheim (DE)

Oliver Rapp of Balzheim (DE)

CUTTING TOOL FOR MACHINING FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240024970 titled 'CUTTING TOOL FOR MACHINING FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a cutting tool designed for machining fiber composite materials. The tool consists of a clamping section and a cutting section that extend along a longitudinal axis. The cutting section has a cylindrical shape and is equipped with first and second chipping flutes that form left-hand and right-hand spirals respectively. These spirals intersect to create discrete cutting elements on the cutting section. The cutting elements have two circumferential cutting edges, one running along the left-hand spiral and the other along the right-hand spiral. These cutting edges form a common enveloping cylinder surface that defines the outer circumference of the cutting section. The cutting edges converge to a common tip, and primary free surfaces adjoin the circumferential cutting edges in the circumferential direction, with one another along a first free surface edge.

  • The cutting tool is designed specifically for machining fiber composite materials.
  • It consists of a clamping section and a cutting section that extend along a longitudinal axis.
  • The cutting section has a cylindrical shape and is equipped with left-hand and right-hand spiraling chipping flutes.
  • The intersecting chipping flutes create discrete cutting elements on the cutting section.
  • The cutting elements have two circumferential cutting edges, one running along a left-hand spiral and the other along a right-hand spiral.
  • The cutting edges form a common enveloping cylinder surface that defines the outer circumference of the cutting section.
  • The cutting edges converge to a common tip.
  • Primary free surfaces adjoin the circumferential cutting edges in the circumferential direction, with one another along a first free surface edge.

Potential Applications:

  • Machining fiber composite materials in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and construction.
  • Cutting and shaping carbon fiber, fiberglass, and other composite materials used in various applications.

Problems Solved:

  • Provides an efficient cutting tool specifically designed for fiber composite materials.
  • Enables precise and controlled machining of these materials.
  • Reduces the risk of delamination or damage to the composite structure during cutting.

Benefits:

  • Improved accuracy and precision in machining fiber composite materials.
  • Reduced risk of delamination or damage to the composite structure.
  • Increased efficiency and productivity in the machining process.
  • Enhanced tool lifespan and durability.


Original Abstract Submitted

a cutting tool for machining fiber composite materials has clamping section and a cutting section which extend along a longitudinal axis. the cutting section has a basic cylindrical shape. first chipping flutes form left-hand spirals and second chipping flutes form right-hand spirals. intersecting first and second chipping flutes form a plurality of discrete cutting elements on the cutting section. the cutting elements have a first circumferential cutting edge running along a left-hand spiral and a second circumferential cutting edge running along a right-hand spiral. the cutting edges run along a common enveloping cylinder surface that defines the outer circumference of the cutting section. the first and second circumferential cutting edges open into a common tip. primary free surfaces adjoin the circumferential cutting edges in the circumferential direction and they adjoin one another along a first free surface edge.