Hauni Maschinenbau Ag

Amada Company, Limited

Other

Focke & Co.

Roche Diagnostics Gmbh

Emag Maschinenfabrik Gmbh

Winkler + Dünnebier Gmbh

Haimer Gmbh

Konrad Popp

Matthias Jahnke

Andreas Rinke

Johann Elges

Robert Merk

Hans List

Henry Buse

Hans-Peter Haar

Takayuki Fujiwara

Manfred Dombek

Burkard Roesler

George Bevan Kirby Meacham

Thomas Häfker

Guenter Ihle

Yukio Uchino

Jörg Thierig

Bruno Thös

Jürgen Klinger

Ralf Meyer

Rolf Majewski

Holger Witzmann

Rolf Majeweski

Detlef Ahlborn

Thorsten Tews

Otto Bruntrup

Renee Hedrich

Frank Jungbluth

Ulrich Josef Riemensperger

Dirk Bandau

Jürgen Vieweg

Horst Engelhardt

Christian Gliewe

Wolthmann Cord

Reiner Seger

Renè Hedrich

Michael Bretz

The invention relates to a tool holding fixture () for rotationally driven tools (), said tool holding fixture comprising a rotationally symmetrical holding body () which has a front clamping portion () having a holding opening () for a tool shaft () of the tool (), and a rear holding portion () to be held in a work spindle of a machine tool. To achieve a reduced mass, a lower mass moment of inertia and at the same time high stiffness, a sleeve () consisting of a fiber-reinforced plastic is arranged at least in the front clamping portion ().

Tool holding fixture

In a method for forming product stacks of folded or unfolded product blanks made of paper or chemical pulp, product blanks are supplied consecutively to a stacking surface and placed in an upright position. A separating element is inserted between two consecutive product blanks as the product blanks are moved against a channel wall of a discharge channel for temporary support of a rear side of the product blanks, to thereby form a first product stack with a predetermined number of product blanks between the separating element and the channel wall. The channel wall is opened to thereby allow the first product stack to be transferred to the discharge channel, and a sliding element is inserted between the product stack and a subsequent second product stack, as the first product stack is moved to the discharge channel.

Method and device for forming product stacks of folded or unfolded product blanks made of paper, chemical pulp or the like

A method and apparatus for filling, closing, folding and transporting away tobacco bags () or pouches, using a turret () that rotates about a horizontal axis and has preferably six mounts (), each for one bag (), arranged along the circumference in the region of planar wall portions (). The bags are conveyed through a plurality of processing stations, in particular through a filling station, suction-extraction station, closing station and wrapping station, by the turret () with cyclic rotary movement. A plurality of sub-turrets, each with corresponding mounts (), can be arranged one beside the other in the axial direction.

Method of, and apparatus for, filling and closing tobacco bags

The invention concerns an apparatus for cutting at least one continuously conveyed rod into rod-shaped articles of variable length, in particular cigarettes, filters or the like, including a cutting device, a counter-support and displacing devices for the cutting device and the counter-support for varying the cut length of the articles, which is characterized in that the displacing devices for the cutting device and the counter-support are coupled together to make a functional connection. Furthermore, the invention concerns a corresponding method which is characterized in that, to alter the length of the articles to be cut off the rod, only one component is displaced, namely optionally the cutting device or the counter-support, and the other component is automatically displaced with it as a function of the displaced component.

Method and apparatus for cutting a continuously guided rod into rod-shaped articles of variable length

A transfer apparatus is provided for the transfer of rod-shaped articles, in particular filter rods, from a conveying apparatus for transverse axial conveying of the articles to a conveying apparatus for longitudinal axial conveying of the articles or vice versa. The directions of transport of the conveying apparatuses running transversely to each other. The transfer apparatus includes a rotatably driveable conveyor with at least one receptacle. Each receptacle is adapted to take at least one article off the conveying apparatus for transverse axial conveying of the articles and discharging the or each received article to the conveying apparatus for longitudinal axial conveying or vice versa. Each receptacle traverses a variable running circle. Several receptacles are evenly distributed over the circumference of the conveyor, all the receptacles being radially displaceable synchronously during operation of the apparatus.

Apparatus for the transfer of rod-shaped articles

Conveyor drum for receiving axially aligned articles that are conveyed in a cross-axial direction toward the conveyor drum. Conveyor drum includes a separation device for changing a longitudinal axial spacing of the articles by a predetermined longitudinal axial separation, and an adjustment device structured and arranged to adjust the predetermined longitudinal axial separation. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

Multifunctional conveyor drum

A needleless hypodermic injection system for injecting a liquid medication, which system comprises a disposable cartridge which contains a medication and which includes a propellant and an igniter, and a reusable application device which comprises a pressure chamber for receiving the medication cartridge, actuation means including an ignition system and means for ensuring reliability and safety of the system. The reusable application device comprises:

Needleless hypodermic injection system, application device and medication cartridge therefor

A machining apparatus has a lower housing part, an upper housing part having a lower side, and a plurality of support posts fixed to the upper and lower parts and holding the upper part fixedly at a spacing above the lower part. A tool holder displaceable parallel to a horizontal tool axis on the lower side of the upper housing part carries a chuck rotatable about the tool axis and can hold a machining tool. A supply station on the lower part offset horizontally perpendicular to the tool axis from the tool holder is can hold a plurality of the workpieces. A cross slide connected between the upper housing part and a workpiece chuck displaces the workpiece chuck in a horizontal direction perpendicular to the tool axis and in a vertical direction to displace a workpiece between the station and a position aligned on the tool axis with the tool chuck.

Automatic milling and drilling machine

Laser head device

A turret punch press includes rotatable upper and lower turrets, a striker which is vertically movable for striking a punch, a plate positioning device for moving and positioning, in the X and Y directions, a plate workpiece supported on a work table, and a tool changing device, wherein a punch holder magazine and a die holder magazine supporting respectively a punch and a die to be installed on the upper turret and the lower turret to replace the punch and die in use, are provided adjacent to the upper and lower turrets. The punch changing position on the upper turret is below the punch holder magazine, and the die changing position on the lower turret is above the die holder magazine. The tool changing device is positioned on a vertical line between the punch and die changing positions so that the punches and dies can be changed by a direct linear operation.

Turret punch press

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Augsburg, Germany

Konrad Popp