Andre Kuehn

Title: Andre Kuehn and Innovations in Stone-Cutting Technology.

Introduction

Andre Kuehn is an inventor associated with Rossdorf, Germany. His work includes patent innovations for cutting granite and similar masonry materials. The supplied information lists six patents.

Latest Patents

Kuehn’s latest patent descriptions focus on frame saw systems designed to cut granite, marble, rock, and other masonry materials into slabs with minimal surface deviations.

One described system uses a support structure made of unifying material, bonded to at least one saw blade to keep multiple blades in fixed relative positions. The structure can be removed as the blades swing into and become submerged in the block. The patent description also outlines pretreating the block’s surface with a skim coat to fill irregularities before sawing.

Another described method positions a unifying support structure perpendicularly across the saw blades and adheres it to at least one blade. After the frame saw cuts into the block, the support structure is substantially removed as the blades become submerged. The descriptions also mention using spacers and applying compressive force across blades attached to a frame to reduce blade deflection during cutting.

Career Highlights

The supplied career information associates Kuehn with Diamond Innovations, Inc., and Ehwa Diamond Industrial Co., Ltd. His patent work, as described, addresses blade stability and the quality of cut surfaces in stone processing.

Collaborations

Kuehn’s listed coworkers include Kurt Proske and Dennis W. Turner. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent work.

Conclusion

Andre Kuehn’s listed inventions focus on improving frame saw systems and methods for cutting stone, with attention to blade alignment, reduced deflection, and smoother slab surfaces.