Sandvik Ab

Sandvik Aktiebolag

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Santrade, Ltd

Erik W Sundstrom

Arvo Leini

Mats O Lundstrom

Lars-Olov Eriksson

Calortscher, Gaudenz

G H Sjogren

Carl-Gustaf Carlborg

A wrench for rotating hexagonal fasteners includes an opening defined by a sidewall. The sidewall includes a plurality of contact surfaces for contacting respective sides of the fastener. Each contact surface includes two groups of generally parallel ridges separated by a recessed portion. Each of the ridges has a convexly curved top for contacting a side of the fastener.

Wrench for hexagonal nuts

A wrench includes an opening having a side wall defined by circumferentially alternating contact surfaces and recesses. Each recess includes a concave bottom surface and a pair of concave edge surfaces extending from respective ends of the bottom surface. The bottom surface has a radius of curvature larger than a radius of curvature of the edge surfaces and smaller than a distance from a center of the opening to a midpoint of the bottom surface, whereby a thickness of the wrench increases progressively on opposite sides of a midpoint of the bottom surface. Imaginary extensions of the contact surfaces disposed at opposite ends of each recess intersect one another substantially at the midpoint of the bottom surface.

Wrench having a socket with circumferentially spaced recesses

A chain saw includes a motor unit and a guide bar clamped thereto by a clamping plate. The guide bar, which supports a saw chain, has a longitudinal slot formed therein. Clamping bolts carried by the motor unit pass through the slot and through the clamping plate for securing the clamping plate to the motor unit. One (or both) of the side edges of the slot includes corrugations. The clamping plate includes a hole aligned with the corrugations to enable a toothed key to be arranged in meshing engagement with the corrugations whereby a rack-and-pinion relationship is formed. By manually rotating the key, the guide bar is longitudinally displaced for varying the tension on the saw chain.

Method and apparatus for adjusting the tension on a saw chain

Nose sprocket for chain saw guide bars

A chain saw guide bar includes outer side surfaces, a longitudinal groove having side walls, and two edge surfaces. Each edge surface interconnects a side wall and an outer side surface to form therewith inner and outer corners, respectively. To edge-harden the guide bar, the edge surfaces, inner corners, and outer corners are heated above 750.degree. C. Then, the edge surfaces and inner corners are rapidly cooled, i.e, quenched, but the outer side surfaces are cooled more slowly, whereby the inner corners are given a higher hardness than the outer corners.

Method for hardening selected regions of a guide bar for chain saws, and

A chain saw includes a drive unit having a drive shaft, and a chain guide bar mounted to the drive unit by two bolts. The guide bar is attached to the drive unit by an insert structure which fits into a longitudinal slot of the guide bar. The insert structure can be oriented in at least two different orientations within the slot for establishing different positional relationships, respectively, between the drive shaft and a longitudinal center line of the guide bar. For example, the center line could be offset either above or below the drive shaft, or the center line could intersect the drive shaft.

Multi-position guide bar fastening for chain saw

Cutting insert and tool, wherein the tool has a seat formed by at least 190 degrees of a cylindrical seat surface, and the insert has an outwardly projecting region forming a cutting edge and three convex regions simultaneously touching the cylindrical seat surface at three distinct points. Those points form an imaginary triangle with all angles acute. A center of the cylindrical seat surface lies within the imaginary triangle, and a center of gravity of the insert lies outside of the imaginary triangle. The insert can only be removed from the seat after being rotated by a prescribed angle away from its cutting position.

Cutting insert and tool holder for frictionally holding the insert

Chain saw drive sprocket device

Heating means for catalyst unit

Drive sprocket assembly for chain saws, where a saw chain runs around a loose drive ring that rolls upon cylindrical surfaces of a drive sprocket. Drive links of the saw chain project through holes of the drive ring and enter recesses of the drive sprocket to be driven thereby. The recesses of the drive sprocket have an axial dimension substantially larger than the thickness of the drive links, to enable the drive ring and chain to have substantial axial play relative to the drive sprocket.

Drive sprocket assembly for chain saws

Saw blade, especially a circular saw blade, with replaceable tips wedged in recesses along the periphery of the blade, and held there by elastic forces. Inwards of each recess, but not connected with the recess, at least one tension distributing hole is provided. The contour of the blade body runs inwards from a line between the edges of the tips so far that the bottom of the contour lies farther from the line between the tips than the outer portion of the tension distributing holes, but closer to that line between the tips than the inner portion of said holes. With this arrangement the elastic wedging forces produce tangential tension stresses and only local compressive stresses.

Saw blade

Method for making dental prostheses

Drill bit

Method for hardfacing of chainsaw and guide bars

A circular saw blade is disclosed with narrow radial slots to avoid tangential stress. In order to lower the noise level and the cracking failure risk, a narrow arcuate cutout is provided in the direction of the slot adjacent to at least one end which cutout is not continuous with the slot. The parts of the cutout closest to the slot comprise at least one of the ends of the cutout, and the distance from the slot end to the nearest end of the cutout is less than the blade thickness.

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Sandviken, Sweden

Erik W Sundstrom