Aeg-elotherm G.m.b.h.

Elotherm Gmbh

Edgar Stengel

Friedhelm Reinke

Friedhelm Emde

Ernst Stangl

Rolf Gies

Wolfgang Kliesow

Hans Rudolf Schwarz

Gerhard Seulen

Hans-Jurgen Model

Method and device for treating the surfaces of component bores

The invention relates to an apparatus for the guiding of workkpieces (2) which has at least one curved guideway (11, 12) and which renders automatic emptying simple. This is achieved according to the invention by a guide device (16, 17) which can be adjusted in the guide path provided by the curved guideway (11, 12) and which in the state adjusted into the guide path transfers the workpieces (2) in a straight line from the inlet (50) of the curved guideway (11, 12) to its outlet (51).

Apparatus for the guiding of workpieces

The invention relates to a process and apparatus for the hardening of elongate workpieces by means of an inductor 19. The apparatus comprises a rotary ring 3 mounted to rotate around a horizontal axis in a hardening basin 1 and having a number of retaining devices 11 by means of which each of individual workpieces 16 is retained horizontally and rotatably around its longitudinal axis. To improve the hardening result and increase the degree of automation of the apparatus and process, associated with each retaining device 11 for connection to a central driving shaft 2 is an adjustable clutch-brake unit 7, and the retaining device 11 is drivable by the driving shaft 2 in a first position, is uncoupled from the driving shaft 2 and freely rotatable in a second position and is braked in relation to the rotary ring 3 in a third position. By these steps each of the workpieces 16 disposed on the rotary ring 3 can perform rotary movements independently of one another.

Process and apparatus for the inductive hardening of elongate workpieces

An electrochemical apparatus with a table formed by three slabs on which the workpiece rests. The table is mounted for rotation about a vertical axis and rests on a fixed support. A plurality of rollers in recesses of the fixed support engage the undersurface of the lower slab, and can be raised by servomotors to rotate the table. A clamping arrangement also engages the lower slab and fixed support for clamping the table in any desired orientation.

Electrochemical metal processing apparatus

An apparatus for tempering the surfaces of mutually displaced cams of a cast-iron camshaft in which heat energy sources are movably disposed at a distance from each cam. The apparatus holds the camshaft to be tempered in a vertical orientation for rotation about its axis and the heat sources are positioned about the camshaft axis at relative angles of rotation equal to the relative angles of rotation of the corresponding cams so that the cams may be heated simultaneously and syncronously with the rotation of the camshaft.

Apparatus for tempering the surfaces of mutually displaced cams of a

An apparatus for inductively hardening by quenching of the running surface of bearings of a crankshaft in which the crankshafts are transported by a lifter-conveyor system to a clamp which grips the crankshaft and is pivoted about a lever arm pivotably mounted on the machine frame to a heating position below a plurality of inductors. The inductors ride on the crankshaft as it rotates to inductively heat the running surfaces. The inductors are each mounted on a linkage which also mounts a quenching shower and the linkage in turn is swingably mounted on a further lever arm which is pivotably connected to the machine frame. As the crankshaft rotates, the inductor lifts and the further lever arm lifts off a stop. The apparatus preferably includes a second clamp and set of inductors to which the crankshaft is subsequently conveyed for further treatment after hardening.

Apparatus for the inductive hardening by quenching of bearing surfaces

A shearing apparatus in which heated metal is transported to a shearing position, clamped and sheared. After clamping, a force is applied along the longitudinal direction of the bars and, if movement is detected, the incorrectly dimensioned bar is discarded.

Apparatus for shearing metallic bars

An electrical conductor of the type having a central cavity which extends along the longitudinal axis of the conductor to conduct refrigerating fluid which cools the conductor heated by high current density current flow whereby, to increase thermal efficiency and decrease deposits on the walls of the cavity which reduce the lifetime of the conductor, the cavity walls have non-smooth undulations, forming for example isosceles triangles.

Electric conductor for the conduction of electric currents of high

Apparatus for inductive hardening of the bearings of crankshafts by a rotational process, wherein various parts of the surface of the workpieces are heated by variably shaped inductors, and wherein the workpiece is loaded horizontally with a hardening carriage, which supports a transformer plate for supporting a transformer connected to a medium frequency current source and an inductor attached to the transformer plate, and an automatic control to move the transformer plate to load and unload separate inductors for treating variably shaped workpiece surfaces.

Apparatus for the inductive hardening of workpieces rotatable around a

An improved hardening apparatus of the type having a main carrier shaft which mounts pairs of indexing spiders which hold workpieces during treatment which includes quenching in a bath. The shaft is developed hollow and provided with a spur gear near one end which functions as a sunwheel of planetary gears. The hollow shaft is provided with perforations in the area of the spur gear through which it extends to engage the tailstock gear which is flanged to the housing surrounding the shaft.

Hardening apparatus with a hardening tank, especially in hardening

An apparatus for inductive hardening different types of production parts, such as automobile axles, in a device of the type having a pair of rotatable spiders with a plurality of arms for clamping therebetween the parts for indexing movement from a clamping station to a releasing station, the parts being sequentially presented to the clamping station by a lifting bar conveyor. The type of part presented for clamping and type of part which the arms at the clamping station can clamp are compared and the part only clamped when the types are the same.

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Edgar Stengel