Chamfer, Deburr & Rolling Tools Combos

Overview

Chamfer, deburring and rolling tools are also available in sets. Possible combinations include:

Chamfering / Deburring
・Use of two tool heads
・Subsequent operation: shaving or profile grinding

Chamfering & Deburring / Rolling
・Use of two tool heads, chamfer-deburring tool on one tool head and rolling tool on a second tool head
・Subsequent operation: continuous generating grinding, shave grinding
・Requirements: without step, no use of any 1000 type deburring tools

Chamfering & Deburring / Rolling
・Use of two tool heads, chamfering tool with integrated rolling tool on one tool head and deburring tool on a second tool head
・Subsequent operation: continuous generating grinding, shave grinding, honing to sink

Chamfering / Deburring / Rolling
・Use of three tool heads, one for each single tool
・Rolling tool used as a third single tool with surface contact between rolling tool and workpiece flank.
・Subsequent operation:Ccntinuous generating grinding, shave grinding, honing

Chamfering & Deburring
・Monoblock solution
・Use of one tool head mounted with a combined chamfer-deburring tool
・Subsequent operation: shaving or profile grinding
・Requirements: without step, no use of any 1000 type deburring tools

Chamfering & Deburring & Rolling
・Monoblock solution
・Use of one tool head mounted with a chamfer-roller tool with a combined deburring tool
・Subsequent Operation: continuous generating grinding, shave grinding, honing
・Requirements: without step, no use of any 1000 type deburring tools
・Back: Monoblock chamfering and deburring solution on one tool head
・Front: set of rolling tools on one tool head

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Chamfer & Deburring Tools

• Chamfering Tools

  

  Chamfering the flank edges of spur and helical cylindrical gears prevents edge distortion during heat treatment and protects the tooth profile against any nicks that may occur during handling.

• Deburring Tools

  

  A burr which is not removed may break off during use and damage bearings or gears in gearboxes.
  Over-carbonizing may result in too much pressure being exerted on sharp gear lateral surfaces which might then break. A hardened burr may lead to premature wear of tools in subsequent finishing operations. Removal of very sharp burrs reduces the risk of tool handling injuries.

• Chamfer, Deburr & Rolling Tools Combos

  

  Chamfer, deburring and rolling tools are available as combination tools in set of various combinations.