Slitter device using rotating round blades, method of manufacturing sheet-like article
A technology of slitting shears and circular blades, which is applied in metal processing and other directions, can solve the problems of product value reduction, knife edge curling, substrate and adhesive layer detachment, etc., to achieve long working time, wear and roll Fewer blades and beautiful cutting surface
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[0052] Tool diameter: 98 mm in diameter, blade thickness: 2 mm, tip angle: 40°, HRC76 carbide circular blade (manufactured by Kyocera Co., Ltd., φ98×2T-FW35) was used as the upper blade 1, and the tool diameter: A high-speed steel blade (SKH51, manufactured by Toyo Knife Co., Ltd., 40° T) with a diameter of 98 mm, blade thickness: 2 mm, corner angle: 40°, and HRC64 was disposed as the lower blade 2 . The rotary circular blade has a toe-in angle of 0.5° and an overlap of 0.4mm. Using this slitting shear device, the optical sheet was run at a linear speed of 10 m / min and the cutter at a peripheral speed of 11 m / min. The tip runout (axial vibration) at this time was 10 μm for the upper blade and 9 μm for the lower blade. After the light sheet was slitting for 2500 m under this condition, the wear conditions of the curling edge and the edge of the upper blade and the lower blade were investigated with an optical microscope, but the wear of the edge curling and the edge of the bla...
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[0058] In Experimental Example 1, a circular insert made of zirconia (manufactured by Kyocera Co., Ltd.) with a tool diameter of 98 mm in diameter, a blade thickness of 2 mm, a corner angle of 40°, and HRC73 was used as the upper blade 1, and Experimental Example 1 was used. The same high-speed steel is used as the lower blade, and the other conditions are the same as in Experimental Example 1, and the slitting process is carried out. The tip runout (axial vibration) at this time was 8 μm for the upper blade and 9 μm for the lower blade. After the light sheet was slitting for 2500 m under this condition, the wear conditions of the curling edge and the edge of the upper blade and the lower blade were investigated with an optical microscope, but the wear of the edge curling and the edge of the blade was not observed. In addition, there is basically no overflow and adhesion of adhesive on the cut surface of the light sheet, which is more beautiful
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