Amine Zaghbib

Title: Amine Zaghbib and a Patent for Shaping Periodic Structures.

Introduction

Amine Zaghbib is an inventor associated with Ludwigsburg, Germany. His patent work addresses a method for shaping periodic structures, including gear teeth, and a lifting cam used in the machining process.

Latest Patents

Zaghbib is associated with 1 patent, titled “Method for Shaping a Periodic Structure, in Particular a Toothing, and Lifting Cam.” The invention describes a mechanism that lifts a shaping tool away from a workpiece after machining, allowing the tool to return without engaging the workpiece. A motor-driven lifting cam controls the tool’s engagement distance during part of the stroke cycle. The cam passes through the relevant rotational angle again in the opposite direction during that same cycle, enabling the lifting mechanism to coordinate the working and return strokes.

Career Highlights

Zaghbib is associated with Gleason-Pfauter Maschinenfabrik GmbH, a company whose work includes machinery for gear manufacturing. His patent reflects an engineering focus on shaping processes and the mechanisms that control tool movement.

Collaborations

Simon Kern is identified as Zaghbib’s coworker. The available information does not specify whether Kern collaborated on the patent.

Conclusion

Amine Zaghbib’s patent describes a cam-controlled approach to shaping periodic structures, with a lifting mechanism designed to manage tool engagement and return movement within a machining cycle.