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Method and apparatus for burnishing splines and gears using synchronously rotated gears

CA 1233321 A · Owner: Illinois Tool Works Inc. · Inventors: Diener, Walter C.

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ASTRACT, A burnishing machine and method employing a pair of oppositely disposed burnishing gears. The invention involves the use of two syncronously driven gears which operatively engage teeth on opposite sides of a spline or a gear. In one embodiment, for generally elongated articles the axes, of the workpiece and the gears are generally horizontal. In another embodiment for generally flat articles the axes of, the workpiece and the gears are generally vertical. In both embodiments the gears are rotated at an angular velocity sufficient to hold the workpiece translationally stationary. In the preferred embodiment the burnishing gears have different pressure angles and therefore burnish …

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  • Granted March 1, 1988. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 1, 2005.
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FiledFebruary 29, 1984
GrantedMarch 1, 1988
Term endedMarch 1, 2005
Patent numberCA 1233321 A
Classification (IPC)B24B39/04 +1 more

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1985198819911994199720002003Application filedFeb 29, 1984Patent grantedMarch 1, 1988Term endedMarch 1, 2005

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