GRINDING MACHINE: TYP 2003 B

A sharpener designed for saws with straight teeth and alternately oblique teeth, used for cutting solid wood.

Technical data:

• Power supply 380-400V 50Hz
• Diamond grinding wheel
• Grinding wheel diameter 150 mm
• Rotation of the grinding wheel 2800 rpm
• Diameter of sharpened saws in the range of 100 - 600 mm
• CNC control in 2 axes
• Saw blade sharpening: rake angle and clearance angle
• Coolant cooled
• Power consumption 400W
• Cooling system tank capacity: 30 l
• Machine weight: 280 kg
• Dimensions: 1100x900x1400mm

Controller
The sharpener is equipped with a CNC control. The controller has a memory for 128 programs, which allows you to remember 128 types of saws.

The latest software enables an accelerated sharpening process and even more accurate results. The teeth of the saw are perfectly sharpened for further use.

Includes software for sharpening the same saws, e.g. multi-saw without reaching the tooth again.

It cuts the rake and clearance angles, as well as trapezoidal teeth with a tilt of up to 45 ° to both sides - the angles are set manually.

The sharpening of the rake and clearance angles is done with the saw setting up once without taking it off.

Machine description
In our sharpener, the grinding wheel reaches the tooth plane with a rapid feed and switches to working motion. The tooth is ready in one pass, which shortened the sharpening process by half. The quality of sharpening has improved even more due to the slower feed.

Example:
-> A saw with a diameter of 300 mm with 72 teeth, the machine sharpens the teeth from a rake angle of 7 minutes.

This sharpening process significantly extends the life of the machine.

The machine works very energy efficiently, consumes only 0.4 kW per hour of work.

The use of a claw-type feeder ensures very precise feeding of the tooth to be sharpened under the grinding wheel. At the same time, it prevents the grinding wheel from colliding with the saw blade if the spacing of the teeth is different, which is particularly applicable in the case of regenerated saw blades.

The brake that keeps the saw from turning is supported by a pneumatic actuator. When feeding the next tooth, the brake releases the clamp, then the saw turns loosely, then after stopping it is firmly pressed against the anvil with a pneumatic cylinder. Such a process ensures more accurate feeding of the tooth under the grinding wheel, and during sharpening the saw is maximally blocked (it does not move during sharpening), which in the end has a positive effect on the quality of sharpening.

After sharpening the saw, the sharpener automatically turns off the grinding wheels and the coolant pump.