| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 81 | Werkzeug und Verwendung desselben zur Herstellung von Gewinden | EP05024541.4 | 2004-04-19 | EP1629919A3 | 2006-07-26 | Mann, Jürgen |
Beschrieben wird ein Werkzeug zur Herstellung von Gewinden, insbesondere von Innengewinden, das ein Herstellungsverfahren ermöglicht, bei dem die Innenoberfläche (16) einer Werkstückbohrung mittels spanloser Druckumformung bearbeitet wird. Das Werkzeug hat einen Formkopf (18; 118) mit zumindest zwei nach der Art eines Gewindefräsers ausgebildeten und in konstantem axialen Abstand (T) zueinander stehenden Profilvorsprüngen (20), die über den Umfang durchgehend und mit sich über den Umfang verändernder radialer Erstreckung (ERMIN, ERMAX) ausgebildet sind, so dass im Bereich eines jeden Profilvorsprungs (20) über den Umfang zumindest ein Drückstollen (22; 122) entsteht. Die Profilvorsprünge (20) bilden mit der sich über den Umfang ändernden radialen Erstreckung (ERMIN, ERMAX) über den Umfang jeweils mehrere Drückstollen (22; 122) aus. Die Drückstollen (122) benachbarter Profilvorsprünge sind in Umfangsrichtung zueinander versetzt. Um Gewinde unterschiedlicher Nenndurchmesser besonders wirtschaftlich und mit verbesserter Gefügequalität im Bereich des Gewindes herstellen zu können, wird das Gewinde dadurch gebildet, dass das Werkzeug zunächst an einer Umfangsstelle der Werkstückbohrung in das Werkstück eingefahren wird, vorzugsweise auf volle Gewindetiefe gebracht wird, und unter Beibehaltung der zur Achse der Werkstückbohrung eingestellten Exzentrizität der Drehachse eine 360° durchlaufende Relativ-Kreisbewegung (Zirkularbewegungs) bezüglich der Achse der Werkstückbohrung ausführt, während der Formkopf gleichzeitig eine konstante axiale Relativ-Vorschubbewegung um das Maß der herzustellenden Gewindsteigung ausführt.
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| 82 | Rolling tap | EP05105980.6 | 2005-06-30 | EP1655090A1 | 2006-05-10 | LANCINI, Franco |
A rolling tap (4) for making a thread, rotating around a threading axis (X), said tap (4) comprising a body (6) and at least one rolling tool (28) to make the thread. The rolling tool (28) is mounted rotationally with respect to the body (6), along a machining axis (Y) separate from the threading axis (X). The tap (4) requires reduced machining power to make the threads and suffers reduced wear and tear.
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| 83 | METHOD OF MANUFACTURING BALL JOINT AND HOUSING FOR THE BALL JOINT | EP00937297 | 2000-06-19 | EP1191241A4 | 2005-02-02 | KATO HIROSHI |
| A method of manufacturing a ball joint and a housing therefor, comprising the steps of forming an intermediate formed body (41), having a cylindrical arm-equivalent part (42) installed projectedly thereon with a formed hole (42a) larger in inner diameter than a connecting projected part (20) of an arm part (15), on the outer peripheral surface of a cylindrical body part (13), inserting a tap (44), having a male thread (43) on the outer peripheral surface thereof, into the formed hole (42a) in the arm-equivalent part (42), forming a female thread (19) on the inner peripheral surface of the formed hole (42a) in the arm-equivalent part (42) by pressing, to reduce a diameter, the formed body between opposed recessed surface parts (49, 49) of an upper mold (47) and a lower mold (48) in a semi-cylindrical recessed shape corresponding to the outer peripheral surface of the connected projected part (20), and forming the arm part (15) by extracting the tap (44) while the tap is rotated, whereby the female thread can be formed more easily, in a shorter time than when the female thread is formed by the male thread (43) of the tap (44). | ||||||
| 84 | Method for threading inlets formed by drawing, particularly for manufacturing elements of radiators and the like | EP03003259.3 | 2003-02-24 | EP1346783A2 | 2003-09-24 | Bellesi, Luca |
A method for threading inlets formed by drawing, particularly for manufacturing elements of radiators and the like, comprising the step of inserting the rolling tool in an inlet (2) formed by drawing; moreover, while the rolling tool is inserted, an outer containment element (10) is applied to the outside diameter of the inlet and has an inside diameter (da) that is substantially equal to the inside diameter (dm) of the inlet (2) plus twice the radial thickness (s) of the inlet. |
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| 85 | DRÜCKWALZVORRICHTUNG UND VERFAHREN ZUR HERSTELLUNG VON HOHLRÄDERN MIT ZWEI INNENVERZAHNUNGEN | EP98925614.4 | 1998-05-14 | EP1017518B1 | 2002-03-27 | PÜTZ, Karl, Heinz; STEIN, Bernd; STEINHAUER, Heinz; ZIMMERMANN, Wilhelm |
| The invention relates to a flowturning device (1; 101) for producing an internal geared wheel (17) with inner toothing, one set of which is slanted. The workpiece (9) is held by a retaining member (16; 116) during shaping of the first inner toothing. The workpiece (9) is held by the first toothing on the first shaping tool (2; 102) during shaping of the second inner toothing. Once the internal geared wheel (17) has been finished, the rotational coupling between both shaping tools (2, 4; 102, 104) is detached. The internal geared wheel (17) is detached from the slanted toothing(s) by means of a stripping member (18). | ||||||
| 86 | DRÜCKWALZVORRICHTUNG UND VERFAHREN ZUR HERSTELLUNG VON HOHLRÄDERN MIT ZWEI INNENVERZAHNUNGEN | EP98925614.4 | 1998-05-14 | EP1017518A1 | 2000-07-12 | PÜTZ, Karl, Heinz; STEIN, Bernd; STEINHAUER, Heinz; ZIMMERMANN, Wilhelm |
| The invention relates to a flowturning device (1; 101) for producing an internal geared wheel (17) with inner toothing, one set of which is slanted. The workpiece (9) is held by a retaining member (16; 116) during shaping of the first inner toothing. The workpiece (9) is held by the first toothing on the first shaping tool (2; 102) during shaping of the second inner toothing. Once the internal geared wheel (17) has been finished, the rotational coupling between both shaping tools (2, 4; 102, 104) is detached. The internal geared wheel (17) is detached from the slanted toothing(s) by means of a stripping member (18). | ||||||
| 87 | Verfahren und Vorrichtung zum Walzen von Hohlteilen | EP94109860.0 | 1994-06-25 | EP0688617B1 | 1997-07-23 | Krapfenbauer, Hans |
| 88 | NUT INTEGRATED WITH BRACKET AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME | US15684487 | 2017-08-23 | US20180163768A1 | 2018-06-14 | Heui Bom LEE; Dongjin LEE; Juncheul JUNG; Jeong Rok YUN; Mun Yong LEE; Sin Ho RYU; Sang Lae LEE |
| A method of manufacturing a nut integrated with a bracket forms the nut formed integrally with the bracket or a slab base nut by using a plate material supplied between a punch and a die. The slab base nut includes a base plate and a boss extending from the base plate and including female-threads. The base plate and the boss are integrated into a single piece without welding trace. | ||||||
| 89 | METHOD OF MACHINING SCREW | US15501368 | 2016-01-28 | US20180050383A1 | 2018-02-22 | Michihiro KAMEDA; Masaaki INOUE |
| A method of machining a screw is provided that is capable of preventing formation of a protruding section at a thread tip section. A thread is formed by cutting on a cylindrical body, and a surface of the thread is plastically deformed by rolling. Because of the cutting, a width between-side surfaces of a thread tip section is in a narrowed state as compared to a normal width. This width is narrowed toward a tip of the thread while a thread body section has a width expanded as compared to a normal width. Consequently, the side surfaces are formed to bulge by an excess thickness portion as compared to normal side surfaces. The rolling plastically deforms both side surfaces to cause the excess thickness portion to plastically flow toward the side surfaces. | ||||||
| 90 | BALL SCREW NUT | US15517059 | 2015-10-05 | US20170299026A1 | 2017-10-19 | Daniel FABER; Benjamin WÜBBOLT-GORBATENKO; Matthias DOHR; Fritz KAMMERER |
| A ball screw nut having a tubular sheet metal body with a thread profile and being optionally encapsulated in plastic. This sheet metal body is formed of a sheet metal part that includes the thread profile and a ball-returning piece inserted therein, which is designed as an additional sheet metal part. | ||||||
| 91 | Nut | US13753206 | 2013-01-29 | US09624962B2 | 2017-04-18 | Peter Unseld; Guenther Meβmer |
| In order to optimize a nut and a method for the production of a nut, comprising a nut body which is provided or can be provided with an internal thread and has a polygonal section with a polygonal outer contour which has, on the one hand, edge areas and, on the other hand, key faces which are located between the edge areas and extend in key face planes extending in a manner conforming to standards, in such a manner that it has mechanical properties which are as ideal as possible with as low a weight as possible, it is suggested that the nut body have a plurality of recesses which extend into the nut body in the direction of the bore proceeding from the respective key face planes. | ||||||
| 92 | R-THETA TABLE APPARATUS AND PROCESSING APPARATUS OF INTERNAL THREAD | US15028839 | 2014-07-30 | US20160256915A1 | 2016-09-08 | Susumu AOYAMA; Tsuyoshi AOYAMA |
| There is provided an R-θ table apparatus which freely movies one table on a plane in the forward-and-rearward and leftward-and-rightward directions and in the rotational direction. The R-θ table apparatus changes a horizontal distance between a center line of a main axis of a driving apparatus and the action point by elevating an elevating base, and a table is moved to an arbitrary position without rotating along a guide member. | ||||||
| 93 | Screw or nut with a thread a pitch of which varies and tool to produce said screw or nut | US13146195 | 2010-01-19 | US09352382B2 | 2016-05-31 | Joachim Galipaud |
| The distribution of load stresses on threads engaged with a standard screw or nut is very unequal. Indeed, the first threads in engagement support a large majority of the load. So if the load is too important, the threads give way and the function is not provided any more by the screw or the nut. In the prior art, threads are known whose depth or pitch varies a lot in order to cause a self-clamping. In particular, the invention aims at optimizing the resistance and the fatigue resistance of the screws by distributing the load at the very best on their threads without causing this self-clamping. It was shown that the control of the pitch variation, within a chosen pitch tolerance, makes it possible to control the stress distribution on the threads. It is possible to determine a different variation for each load case encountered. | ||||||
| 94 | Method of producing a heat exchanger tube | US14470158 | 2014-08-27 | US09097471B2 | 2015-08-04 | Andreas Beutler; Jean El Hajal; Ronald Lutz |
| A heat exchanger tube with a tube axis and with a tube wall having a tube outside and a tube inside, axially parallel or helically encircling inner ribs, with a groove which lies in each case between adjacent inner ribs, being formed from the tube wall on the tube inside, the helix angle, measured with respect to the tube axis, of the inner ribs being smaller than or equal to 45°, the region of the inner ribs which is remote from the tube wall being deformed at regular intervals asymmetrically on one side essentially in the tube circumferential direction, the deformed material of the inner ribs forming protrusions above the groove, the protrusions extending in each case over a finite deformation zone along an inner rib, the markedness of the deformation changing continuously within the deformation zone. | ||||||
| 95 | WALL OR CEILING FITTED HOUSINGS | US14577928 | 2014-12-19 | US20150176818A1 | 2015-06-25 | Tobias TRÄGER; Thomas SCHNEIDER; Jan MISCHKOWSKI; Holger KLIMMEK; Ulrich HÜPPER |
| Ceiling or wall fitted housings for illuminant integration comprise a base element, a wall element linked to the base element, as well as a supporting element that is installed opposite to the base element and that extends from the wall element in the side that faces away from the base element, whereby the wall element has a thread at least on its inside. The thread is directly pressed into the wall element of the fitted housing from the outside as a beading and extends as a bulge in the inner side of the wall. | ||||||
| 96 | HEAT EXCHANGER TUBE AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING IT | US14470158 | 2014-08-27 | US20140366375A1 | 2014-12-18 | Andreas Beutler; Jean El Hajal; Ronald Lutz |
| A heat exchanger tube with a tube axis and with a tube wall having a tube outside and a tube inside, axially parallel or helically encircling inner ribs, with a groove which lies in each case between adjacent inner ribs, being formed from the tube wall on the tube inside, the helix angle, measured with respect to the tube axis, of the inner ribs being smaller than or equal to 45°, the region of the inner ribs which is remote from the tube wall being deformed at regular intervals asymmetrically on one side essentially in the tube circumferential direction, the deformed material of the inner ribs forming protrusions above the groove, the protrusions extending in each case over a finite deformation zone along an inner rib, the markedness of the deformation changing continuously within the deformation zone. | ||||||
| 97 | Nut | US13753206 | 2013-01-29 | US20130195581A1 | 2013-08-01 | Peter Unseld; Guenther Messmer |
| In order to optimize a nut and a method for the production of a nut, comprising a nut body which is provided or can be provided with an internal thread and has a polygonal section with a polygonal outer contour which has, on the one hand, edge areas and, on the other hand, key faces which are located between the edge areas and extend in key face planes extending in a manner conforming to standards, in such a manner that it has mechanical properties which are as ideal as possible with as low a weight as possible, it is suggested that the nut body have a plurality of recesses which extend into the nut body in the direction of the bore proceeding from the respective key face planes. | ||||||
| 98 | Device in a thread-forming tool | US12105713 | 2008-04-18 | US07951010B2 | 2011-05-31 | Hans Müller |
| The invention relates to a device (101) to provide helical rotating projection of a thread-forming thread core (102).According to the invention, internally in a cylindrical space (103) of a fluid cylinder-piston device (104), there is arranged a movably actuatable piston (105) provided with a number of helical holes (106). In that connection, a helical (109) shaft (108) shape-adapted to the respective hole (106) and helix (107) is receivable in said respective helical hole (106), and that the respective shaft (108) is, via a gear (110), connected with a mechanism (111) for the transmission of rotating (112) as well as axial (113) displacement motion to said thread-formed thread core (102). Finally, a stop member (114), which is arranged to limit the displacement motion (115) of the piston, is arranged internally in the cylinder space (103) of said piston cylinder. | ||||||
| 99 | Heat exchanger tube and method for producing it | US12592210 | 2009-11-20 | US20100193170A1 | 2010-08-05 | Andreas Beutler; Jean El Hajal; Ronald Lutz |
| The invention relates to a heat exchanger tube with a tube axis and with a tube wall having a tube outside and a tube inside, axially parallel or helically encircling inner ribs, with a groove which lies in each case between adjacent inner ribs, being formed from the tube wall on the tube inside, the helix angle, measured with respect to the tube axis, of the inner ribs being smaller than or equal to 45°, the region of the inner ribs which is remote from the tube wall being deformed at regular intervals asymmetrically on one side essentially in the tube circumferential direction, the deformed material of the inner ribs forming protrusions above the groove, the protrusions extending in each case over a finite deformation zone along an inner rib, the markedness of the deformation changing continuously within the deformation zone, the deformation being marked to a greater extent in the middle of the deformation zone then at the margins, and cavities which assist the formation of bubbles being located between the groove bottom, the sides of the inner ribs and the protrusions formed.A further aspect of the invention includes a method for producing a heat exchanger tube according to the invention, with integral outer ribs helically encircling on the tube outside. | ||||||
| 100 | Method for the production of a spindle nut of a spherical thread drive mechanism | US11053578 | 2005-02-08 | US07107805B2 | 2006-09-19 | Jürgen Osterlänger; Manfred Kraus; Torsten Keller; Thomas Motz |
| Method for the production of a spindle nut (3) of a spherical thread drive mechanism, whereby the spindle nut (3) has at least one screw-shaped track (4) formed as a single piece on its inner circumference, whose threads (38) are limited by shoulders (6). The shoulder (6) is interrupted by a deflecting recess (23) at at least one deflecting position, in order to deflect balls (13) out of one thread into an adjacent thread (38). The method includes locating a tool arbor (56) in a hollow blank (57), whereby the tool arbor (56) has on its outer circumference a counter profile of the screw-shaped track (4) and a projecting part (59) for each deflecting recess. A tool operates on and reshapes the blank (57) from the exterior by exercising radial forces (F), whereby during the reshaping process the inner circumferential surface of the blank (57) is shaped according to the counter profile and to the projecting part (59) of the tool arbor (56) such that the screw-shaped track (4) and the deflecting recess (23) are formed. | ||||||
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