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Chamfering and deburring technology
Why chamfer and deburr? saisie types °f cirrifere
■ An unremoved burr may break off during machining and lead to damage of bearings or gears in gearboxes.
■ Over-carbonizing may also result in too much pressure being exerted on the sharp gear lateral surfaces and therefore in potential breakage.
■ A hardened burr may, in the event of a subsequent finishing operation, lead to premature wear of the tool. Removing the burr, however, prolongs the life of the finishing tool significantly.
Parallel chamfer of both flanks and of the root radius
Comma type chamfer of both flanks without cham­fering of the root radius
(V?
Chamfering of one flank
without chamfering of the root radius
Comma type chamfering of both flanks and of the root radius
Finishing options
Solutions
None (finish hobbed or shaped)
Chamfering/deburring
Shaving
Chamfering/deburring
Grinding with ceramic form wheels/ worm wheels
Chamfer-rolling and deburring (recommen­ded) or just chamfering and deburring
Grinding with CBN form wheels/ worm wheels
Chamfer-rolling and deburring
Honing
Chamfer-rolling and deburring
Workpiece after hobbing
■ Removal of very sharp burrs reduces the risk of injury when handling tools.
Workpiece after chamfering and
deburring
Possible combinations
Chamfering and deburring
■ Use of two tool heads
■ Subsequent operation: shaving or profile grinding
Chamfering and deburring and 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 - Continuous generating grin ding, shave grinding
Chamfering & deburring and 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 grin ding, shave grinding
■ Requirements: without step, no use of any 1000 type deburring tools
Chamfering & deburring
■ Monoblock solution
■ Use of one tool head mounted with a combined chamfer-deburring tool
■ Requirements: without step, no use of any 1000 type deburring tools
■ Subsequent operation: shaving or profile grinding
Chamfering & rolling and deburring
■ Use of two tool heads, chamfering tool with integra ted rolling tool on one tool head and deburring tool on a second tool head.
■ Subsequent operation - Continuous generating grinding, shave grinding
Chamfering & deburring & rolling
■ Monoblock solution
■ Use of one tool head mounted with a chamfer-roller tool combined with a deburring tool.
■ Requirements: without step, no use of any 1000 type deburring tools
■ Subsequent operation - Continuous generating grinding, shave grinding
Back: Monoblock solution for a chamfering and deburring tool on one tool head Front: set of rolling tools on one tool head

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