Leitz Gmbh & Co. Kg

Boehlerit Gmbh & Co. Kg.

Homag Kantentechnik Gmbh

Andreas Kisselbach

Walter Bärnthaler

Jurgen Graef

Heiko Ehrensperger

Markus Johannes Ernesto Beyeler

Juergen Graef

Helmut Hammer

Holger Klöpper

Jürgen Graef

Werner MÜLLER

Peter Beck

Ansgar Uhl

Stefan Feistritzer

Klaus Voigt

A milling tool for working non-metal materials, in particular wood, engineered wood, and plastic, includes a carrier body, a plurality of cutting elements, which can be inserted into said body on the periphery in a corresponding number of openings extending in the radial direction and can be screwed to the carrier body by way of a bore and which have a plate-shaped and in the cross-section a substantially triangular-shaped design and on a side edge are provided with a blade. The cutting element includes: the region located opposite of the blade is rounded, a groove extending substantially at a right angle to the blade is provided in the bottom, the bore divides the groove preferably into two regions. The opening includes: a web, which extends radially upward from the bottom of the opening serving as a support surface for the cutting element and which corresponds with the groove, a radial threaded bore, which preferably divides the web into two regions, and the cutting element has contact with the opening only with the bottom thereof, a side wall of the groove and part of the region located opposite of the blade.

Milling tool and cutting element for a milling tool

A machine tool, in particular a wood-working machine, with a tool for chip removal rotating in direction of rotation D and a suction hood covering the tool with a partially opened circumferential wall that has a radial spacing A from the tool and that has a suction nozzle for suctioning off chips. In the machine tool rotating air vortices directed in the opposite direction based on the direction of rotation D of the tool can be generated in the suction hood in the area of the suction nozzle during the chip removal.

Machine tool with an exhaust hood

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Andreas Kisselbach