Title: Philip Geilert: Innovator in Hard-Fine Machining
Introduction: Philip Geilert is an accomplished inventor based in Ahorn, Germany. He is currently employed at Kapp Niles GmbH & Co. KG, where he contributes to advancements in machining technologies. Although he does not hold any granted patents, his work in the field of hard-fine machining is noteworthy.
Latest Patent Applications: Philip Geilert has submitted several innovative patent applications, including:
1. **Method for Rolling Hard-Fine Machining of a Tooth of a Workpiece by Means of a Grinding Tool** - This method involves a grinding tool mounted on a tool spindle that rotates while engaging with the toothing of a workpiece. The grinding tool is guided relative to the toothing during machining to grind the toothing over its width. The rotational speed of the grinding tool varies during its engagement with the toothing, enhancing the precision of the machining process.
2. **Method for the Hard Fine Machining of Teeth or of a Profile of a Workpiece** - This application describes a process where a workpiece is clamped on a spindle and machined by a hard fine machining tool. The method includes capturing signals during or after machining, which are compared with stored reference data to ensure the workpiece meets predefined tolerances.
Conclusion: Philip Geilert is a dedicated inventor whose contributions to hard-fine machining reflect his commitment to innovation in the field. His latest patent applications demonstrate his expertise and potential for future advancements.