Chip remover for drilled and/or tapped holes
CA 1131948 B · Owner: Kearney & Trecker Corporation · Inventors: Joerger, John R.
Overview
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A compressed air conduit is mounted adjacent to a machine tool spindle and is coupled to a duct in a toolholder when the toolholder is clamped in a toolholder socket on the end of the spindle. The toolholder has a hollow probe projecting axially therefrom which is coupled at one end to the toolholder duct and has a nozzle at its other end. The probe is inserted into a hole in a workpiece by the machine tool positioning mechanism. Compressed air is then forced through the duct in the toolholder and out the nozzle to blow chips and coolant out of the hole. - 1A -
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- Granted July 15, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 15, 1997.
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