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    • 4. 发明专利
    • Improvements in Machines for Cutting Punches and like Master Metal Surfaces.
    • GB191011603A
    • 1911-05-10
    • GB191011603D
    • 1910-05-10
    • GRANT JOHN CAMERONLEGROS LUCIEN ALPHONSE
    • GRANT JOHN CAMERONLEGROS LUCIEN ALPHONSE
    • B41B5/02
    • 11,603. Grant, J. C., and Legros, L. A. May 10. Engraving. - Relates in particular to the " Benton-Waldo " engraving-machine for cutting type punches, described in Specification 11,894/85, and consists in means whereby the blank and the pattern may be set to two corresponding adjacent trued faces, thus obviating the need for setting by the eye, means for securing a number of patterns in correct relation, and means for guiding the tracer for trimming the edges of the punch. The carrier 2 slides on the frame 1 secured to the stationary machine frame, and is connected to the usual gimbal rings. The carrier 2 is centrally bored to receive the chuck 10, the opening being provided with packing-strips, one of which is adapted to engage a flat on the chuck, while the others bear on the cylindrical surface. The chuck 10 is pressed downwards into engagement with a point 18 by a spring bolt 12 carrying a roll 13 in engagement with the under face of a V-shaped recess 17 in the chuck. The bolt is disengaged by means of a spring handle 15. The point 18 is carried on an arm 19 supported by a screw 20, which passes through a nut rotated by helical gear 23 operated by a graduated disk. The disk is adjustable on its spindle to enable it to be set to zero. The chuck 10 may be screwed internally to receive a handle 76 to facilitate its removal. The blank is secured by two screws, and is levelled by a screw operated by a micrometer milled head 78. Two trued-up faces on the blank abut against two similar faces on the chuck, which correspond to two faces on the pattern bed. The patterns, for example those described in Specification 7091/10, are spaced by standard packing-pieces 42, 43, 44, according to the size of type to be cut, and are secured by clamps 37, 38. Additional clamps 39, 40 are provided for securing a supplementary pattern for cutting composite or accented characters. The clamps 38, 39 may be operated by bevel-gears 61 or 62, either of which may be engaged by moving the shaft 63 longitudinally. The shaft can be held in either position by a latch 64. To assist in the setting of the patterns, and to act as guides to the tracer for trimming the blank, two squares 65, with celluloid or like transparent graduated edges 67, are arranged to slide on the bars 45, 46.
    • 5. 发明专利
    • Improvements in Apparatus for Justifying Lines of Type.
    • GB191003714A
    • 1911-02-15
    • GB191003714D
    • 1910-02-15
    • GRANT JOHN CAMERONLEGROS LUCIEN ALPHONSEMAW THOMAS FREDERICK
    • GRANT JOHN CAMERONLEGROS LUCIEN ALPHONSEMAW THOMAS FREDERICK
    • B41B3/06
    • 3714. Grant, J. C., Legros, L. A., and Maw, T. F. Feb. 15. Justifying and trimming type; spacers ; galleys and galley mechanism. - Relates to machines of the kind described in Specification 1 4 8 3 / 0 1, in which the line is overset to a greater length than the justified line, and the spaces are reduced to the proper thickness by means of a milling- cutter. The justifying- spaces are so formed that they can be carried in the line of types with their lower ends considerably below the bottom of the type to facilitate the operation of the feeler which selects the spaces for removal. The projecting portions of the spaces also actuate a counting-mechanism for recording the number of spaces in the line, and set in operation the extractor-slide which removes the spaces for reduction. An overset-indicator is provided to show the limits between which the composition of the line must be terminated, and the overset is measured and is divided by a compound-lever arrangement among the spaces in the line. The line of types is fed into a type-race 1, shown in plan in Fig. 1, which may receive the types singly from the delivery-shoot of a setting-machine. The types are pushed to the left by a reciprocating plunger, the front end of the line being supported by a finger on a sliding rod which is connected by a cord to a weight. The spaces 50, Fig. 4, are formed with a deep heel nick 51 which engages a rule projecting from the bottom of the type-race so that the types rest at a higher level than the spaces. The spaces may be cut away at one or both sides for the same purpose. The overset-indicator consists of a fixed pointer, which is adjusted to a position corresponding to the end of a justified line, and a movable pointer, which, at each depression of the space-key of the setting-machine, is advanced by ratchet mechanism through a distance equal to the maximum amount removable from a space. The composition of the line must therefore be stopped when the front end of the line is between the two pointers, an alarm sounding when the end of the line passes to the fixed pointer. The line is now moved to the left by a feed-slide operated by hand, and operates in its passage a space-counter comprising starwheels, which are rotated through one tooth by each space. The star-wheels are connected with an escapement which releases step-by-step a spring-pressed rack-bar 62, Fig. 1, connected to a member 64, Fig. 32, carrying a series of stepped bars 65 which form part of the dividing- mechanism. The line is moved to the left until it strikes a measuring-jaw 66, Fig. 1, mounted on a sliding carriage D. The jaw 66 is thereby moved slightly to the left, and the finger which supports the front end of the line is withdrawn, and is pulled back to the right by the weight. The movement of the jaw 66 pushes down a measuring-wedge, whereby a clutch is closed and the measuring-mechanism is started. An adjustable jaw 122 carried by an arm on the carriage D is moved down into the type-race behind the line, and a pinion, which is frictionally held against rotation and is carried by a lever pivoted on the carriage, is raised into gear with a travelling pitch-chain 92. The measuring- wedge is pushed up by a cam, and the line is clamped between the jaws 66, 122, a measuring- slide, which operates the dividing-mechanism, being simultaneously moved by the wedge through a distance depending on the amount by which the line is overset. The measuring- slide rocks a lever 150, Fig. 32, which acts through a slide 153 upon a second lever 155 which adjusts a measuring-surface slide 159, Fig. 1. The slide 153 is carried by a transversely-moving slide 136, the position of which is determined by the stepped bars 65, and therefore varies with the number of spaces in the line. The parts are so arranged that the final position of the slide 159 determines the amount to be removed from each space in order to justify the line. The measuring-slide is locked in position, and the carriage D is released and is moved to the left bv the chain 92 until the first space enters the extractor-slide F. The extractor-slide consists of two flat slides 163, 164 capable of slight relative movement and having between them an opening which forms a continuation of the type-race 1. Between the slides is pivoted a trigger of which the top is engaged. by the lower ends of the spaces. The movement of the trigger sets in action the driving-gear of the extractor-slide which carries the space out of the line and past a milling-cutter 196. The space is meanwhile moved laterally between the parts of the extractor-slide by a pusher into contact with the measuring-surface slide 159 so that it projects from the extractor-slide by the amount which is to be removed by the cutter, after which it is clamped between the two parts of the slide. As the space is removed from the line, it is raised by an inclined ledge so that it is returned to the line at the same level as the types. After the return of the space, the line moves on until arrested by the next space when the operation is repeated. The milling-cutter is detachably secured to a spindle provided with spring-pressed thrustbearings. The cutter may have two distinct sets of teeth, an outer set for roughing-down the space, and an inner set for finishing, and may be in one, two, or more pieces. At the end of its travel, the carriage D is locked in position opposite to a galley 221 into which the line is pushed. The pinion on the carriage is then moved into gear with the lower part of the chain 92 whereby the carriage is returned to initial position. If a line is prevented from entering the galley, the pusher yields and the return of the carriage is prevented. The galley is inclined, to obviate the necessity for guardrules, and may be adjustable in width by means of a movable side-piece 230 and wedges 228 operated by a screw. The lines are supported by a bar which is frictionally locked against one side of the galley by a spring. In a modification of the machine, the measuring-surface bears against the space during its reduction by the milling-cutter. The type-race is made up of two parts, a fixed race 250, Fig. 36, into which the line is fed from the setting-machine, and a movable race 251 which can be moved by a hand-lever 252 into alinement with the fixed race. The movement of the hand-lever also causes the engagement of a clutch which starts the mechanism. The line is embraced between two jaws 276, 277 mounted to slide on a bar carried by the movable race. A cord 264 attached to the jaw 277 passes round a pulley 279 on the jaw 276 and is attached to a winding- drum. The jaws close on the line which then moves to the left, operating in its passage the space-counting gear B. The right-hand jaw is arrested by a stop 286 which is so adjusted that the jaw 277 moves a measuring - finger 292 through a distance equal to the overset. A dividing-mechanism similar to that before described is thereby operated so that a measuring- surface slide 300 is set. The race 251 is then moved back to initial position and the line is moved to the left by the cords 264 until the first space enters the extractor-slide F where it is arrested by a trigger as before, the winding- drum being now frictionally driven. The extractor-slide carries a plunger of which the projecting end strikes a bevelled part of the slide 300 and is thereby caused to push the space out of the slide F by the amount to be removed by the cutter. After all the spaces have been reduced, the line travels on and is pushed into a galley 221. The galley-pusher carries with it the jaw 277 which is mounted to slide. A spring catch retains the end of the line and prevents its return with the jaw.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • Improvements in Machines for Milling or Grinding Bevel Gear Wheels.
    • GB190704630A
    • 1908-02-25
    • GB190704630D
    • 1907-02-25
    • LEGROS LUCIEN ALPHONSE
    • LEGROS LUCIEN ALPHONSE
    • 4630. Legros, L. A. Feb. 25. Producing curved surfaces.-Relates to toothcurve generating, bevel-wheel grinding machines. The axis of the blank 18, Fig. 5, the sextor axis 4, and the axis 51 of the grinding-wheel slide 50 intersect in a point. The blank arbor 17 is clamped in a conical seating in a spindle 16, which is bushed in a sector 11 adjustable in a sector 10 journaled at 4 and coupled at 32 by a connecting-rod of adjustable length to a variable-throw crank, driven through bevel-gearing and a clutch 45 from a belt pulley. A spring is provided to steady the motion. A steady pin 12 adjustably mounted in the sectors is brought into axial line with the shaft 4 and works in a bearing 13 adjustable on the bed. Loose on the spindle 16 is a casing 22 carrying part of the indexing train, which terminates in a worm meshing with the wheel 27 fast on the spindle 16. The blank is oscillated about its own axis during the oscillation of the sector by a segmental bevelwheel 25 gearing with a segmental crown-wheel 30, with pitch centre at the point of intersection referred to above. The main slide 50 is adjustable about an axis 51, and carries a secondary slide 53 reciprocated by a nut and screw driven from a belt pulley 59 through reversing-bevels controlled by a stop rod 65 made in two parts with a spring connexion to ensure the complete throw-over of the clutch. A bracket-shaped cross-slide is traversable, to allow for the use of wheels of different diameters, by a screw 70 provided with a graduated collar, and carries the circularly adjustable head 77. The wheel is driven from a pulley 81 through equal helical wheels 82. A spring stop on the slide 53 operatively engages a projection 144 in one direction only at one end of the traverse and rocks a shaft carrying an arm slotted to engage a pin 137 carried by an H-bar 130 suspended on rollers from the segment 11. The bar is thus moved against a spring, and a bowl 135 moves a lever 129 and presses a detent 127 from a notch in the index plate 113, Fig. 8. The index train is driven by a slipping belt on a pulley 92 through a set of spberically -adjustable change - wheels carried by sector blocks adjustable on the sector 11. The double bevel-wheel 23 drives the spur chain gearing shown in Fig. 8. While the p'ate is held by the detent, the belt slips. Preferably, two heads 77 are provided, carrying wheels dealing with opposite sides of the teeth respectively so that each wheel can be trued up on its own arbor and in its own bearings. Figs. 13 and 14 illustrate the setting of the wheel for the two sides. When it is desired to be able to grind approximately correct gears having an angle slightly greater than that of the bevel sector 25, the latter is made in two parts adjustable at 154, 155, Fig. 16, a spring 158 being provided to keep the teeth uniformly pressed against those of the crown segment 30.