DEVICE FOR APPLYING MARKS TO CYLINDRICAL SAMPLES
The device addresses the limitations of existing marking technologies by providing adjustable gripping heads and scribers for cylindrical samples, ensuring accurate and efficient marking across varying sizes and hardness, thus streamlining regulatory testing.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- RU · RU
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- OBSHCHESTVO S OGRANICHENNOJ OTVETABTVENNOSTJU GAZPROM TRANSGAZ UKHTA
- Filing Date
- 2025-12-16
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-30
AI Technical Summary
Existing devices for marking cylindrical samples lack the ability to accommodate wider gripping heads, fail to maintain sufficient marking accuracy, and are not adaptable to different sample sizes and material hardness, leading to inefficiencies in regulatory testing.
A device design that allows for adjustable gripping heads and scribers, enabling precise marking on cylindrical samples of varying sizes and hardness, with features for quick scriber replacement and unified marking across batches.
Ensures accurate and reliable marking of cylindrical samples, adhering to regulatory standards, while reducing the time required for testing by eliminating the need to reinstall devices for each sample size.
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[0001] The utility model relates to devices for marking cylindrical samples for static tension using scribers located at equal distances from each other.
[0002] Known similar devices SU 148532 A1 “Device for marking samples” and SU 129024 A1 “Device for marking tensile samples” do not meet the requirements due to the inability to mark cylindrical samples that have wider gripping heads compared to the working part of the sample, and also do not have sufficient marking accuracy and unification.
[0003] The proposed development allows for the adjustment of the device to a specific size and shape of the sample, marking with sufficient accuracy and in accordance with the specific requirements of regulatory testing documentation, and reducing the overall testing time for a batch of samples by eliminating the operation of reinstalling various devices to a specific sample size.
[0004] The objective of the claimed utility model is to create a device with sufficient accuracy, reliability and adjustability, which will allow:
[0005] - to mark cylindrical samples with heads;
[0006] - maintain the required marking accuracy;
[0007] - to mark samples from materials with different hardness;
[0008] - to mark samples with different sizes.
[0009] The technical result of the utility model is the creation of a design for a device for marking cylindrical samples.
[0010] The stated tasks are solved, and the technical result is achieved by creating a device design that allows for its adjustment for cylindrical samples of various sizes, equipped with gripping heads, to perform adjustment of the device to the requirements of various regulatory documents, having the function of quickly replacing scribers for materials of different hardness, and also to reduce the overall time for marking a batch of samples by eliminating the operation of reinstalling various devices for a specific sample size.
[0011] The claimed device for applying marks to cylindrical samples is explained by:
[0012] fig. 1 - device drawing;
[0013] Fig. 2-5 - device detailing;
[0014] Fig. 6 - general view of the device.
[0015] The device consists of a main integral part 1, which has a rail 2 with holes with an internal thread 3, intended for installing marking scribers with an external thread 4 and a cross-shaped notch 5, intended for tightening with a screwdriver, a part 6, having an internal threaded hole 7, intended for installing a sample, notches 8, intended for installing clamps 9 in them, intended for forming a tongue-and-groove connection and ensuring fixation and rotation of the device around the axis of the sample, lugs 10, intended for connecting parts 1, 6 and 11 with a bolted connection 12.
[0016] The operating principle of the claimed device for applying marks to cylindrical samples is shown in Fig. 7.
[0017] The specimen is screwed into hole 7 of part 6, after which it is clamped by parts 1 and 11, creating a tongue-and-groove connection using notches 8 and clamps 9. The device is connected by bolt connection 12. Scribers 4 are screwed into holes 3 of rail 2 of part 1 in the required number, depending on the length of the specimen. The clamping device is then clamped in vice 13. Scribers 4 are screwed until they contact the surface of the specimen, after which the device begins to rotate around the axis of the specimen.