David Ben Harouche

David Ben Harouche, a resident of Nahariya, Israel, has emerged as a leading inventor in the field of cutting tools and machining. With eight patents to his name, he has made a significant contribution to the technological advancements in this area.

David Ben Harouche's latest patents include an innovative design of indexable parting blade with circuitous coolant channels. This parting blade features opposite blade first and second sides, a blade peripheral edge, a central index axis, and at least three insert pockets. The parting blade also has three distinct coolant channels, each forming a coolant path from a corresponding inlet to a corresponding one of the insert pockets. What sets this parting blade apart is the inclusion of rake and relief outlet openings out to the corresponding sides of the insert pocket to facilitate hassle-free machining.

The parting blade is used as an essential tool for parting, also known as parting-off, which refers to the process of cutting a part of a workpiece to obtain a piece of specific width. Its design has made the machining process even smoother and has helped production units to increase productivity.

David Ben Harouche has also patented a parting blade and tool holder as part of his innovations. The tool holder includes a tool shank and a tool head connected to the tool shank. The tool head comprises an insert seat or a blade pocket, and the shank side surface and the tool head are reinforced by an adjacent reinforcement portion.

David Ben Harouche's contributions have been essential in the advancement of the cutting tool and machining industry. Based in Israel, he works for the company Iscar, which specializes in the production of metal cutting tools. His colleagues, such as Gil Hecht and Yakov Kvartovsky, are also esteemed professionals in the field and have collaborated with him on several projects.

David Ben Harouche's patents are available for viewing on idiyas.com, a site dedicated to innovations and patents.

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