EP2611573A1 - Schleiftellereinheit für eine rotationsschleifmaschine - Google Patents
Schleiftellereinheit für eine rotationsschleifmaschineInfo
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- EP2611573A1 EP2611573A1 EP11748385.9A EP11748385A EP2611573A1 EP 2611573 A1 EP2611573 A1 EP 2611573A1 EP 11748385 A EP11748385 A EP 11748385A EP 2611573 A1 EP2611573 A1 EP 2611573A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a grinding disc unit for a rotary grinding machine, as it is used for the production of fine surfaces, for example in the automotive, furniture, painting and plastics sector.
- WO 2009/088772 A2 D1 describes adapters for grinding machines, which are arranged between a sanding pad and a grinding wheel and which are intended to ensure the transport of dust between each grinding wheel and each sanding pad.
- suction hoods are offered for such rotary grinding machines as angle grinders, which usually completely surround the grinding plate of the rotary grinding machine and which are intended to receive the grinding dust thrown outwards by the grinding wheel.
- suction hoods are provided on the edge with a brush ring.
- suction hoods are machine-specific and are offered only for a few rotary sanding machines.
- the extraction hood is firmly connected to the machine housing for each machine and is system-related by a great deal larger than the sanding pad and the sanding sheet, so that during the sanding process the sanding result is not visible and pinpoint sanding is not possible.
- the cover conceals the user's view of the edge of the grinding wheel.
- a corresponding arrangement with a dust cover completely surrounding the suction hood is shown in DE 10 2004 018 727 AI. In some prior art machines, this problem is taken into account by the exhaust hood over a certain angular range is open and allows a view of the grinding wheel. However, no extraction takes place in this area, so that a lot of grinding dust is released in such machines despite suction.
- the grinding wheel is usually set at an acute angle to the workpiece, which means that the disk is not always in contact with the workpiece with the entire grinding wheel surface. Accordingly, such a suction hood has a more or less large distance from the workpiece and the brush ring can not seal cleanly on the workpiece. This also leads to a poorer suction and increased dust load.
- a sanding pad unit for a rotary grinding machine comprising a sanding pad with a front face for fastening a grinding wheel and a front side opposite the rear side, a drive shaft of the sanding pad which can be fastened to a tool holder of the rotary sanding machine, and a suction hood, which is rotatably mounted on the drive shaft, wherein the sanding pad has suction openings which penetrate the sanding pad and the suction hood for a dust from suction through the sanding pad is arranged through to the back of the sanding pad.
- the grinding plate unit according to the invention has an integrated suction device in the form of a suction hood, which is fastened rotatably directly on the drive shaft of the grinding plate.
- the sanding pad has suction openings, which penetrate the sanding pad and over which the back of the sanding pad can be sucked through the sanding disk by means of the dust extraction hood. Since the suction hood is rotatably mounted on the drive shaft, there results an integrated sanding pad unit which can be used independently of the particular rotary grinding machine used.
- the connection between the sanding pad unit and the rotary grinding machine takes place only via the drive shaft, which is screwed to a tool holder of the rotary grinding machine. Accordingly, rotary sanding machines without suction can be retrofitted with a sanding unit with integrated suction.
- the suction hood is arranged on the rear side of the sanding pad, dust extraction through the sanding pad can take place via it.
- the dust is therefore sucked off directly at the grinding surface and does not first have to be thrown outwards by the grinding wheel in order to be sucked out of the grinding wheel by an overhanging hood.
- this increases the service life of the grinding wheels, as they clog less quickly.
- the sanding pad unit is preferably designed as a retrofittable sanding pad unit which can be used universally together with any rotary sanders.
- any rotary grinder for dust-free grinding can be equipped with a grinding disc unit according to the invention.
- the drive shaft preferably represents the only necessary connection of the sanding pad unit with a rotary grinding machine, so that the sanding pad unit is designed to be machine-independent.
- the only necessary connection of the sanding pad unit with the rotary sanding machine is at the connection flange of the rotary sanding machine, to which the sanding pad unit is screwed instead of the usual sanding pads commonly used. Further connection possibilities between sanding pad unit and rotary grinding machine are not necessary.
- the suction hood is preferably not part of a rotary grinding machine and / or the suction hood can not be connected directly to the rotary grinding machine.
- the suction hood is, in contrast to the prior art, an integral part of the sanding pad unit and not part of a rotary grinding machine, so that the sanding pad unit can be used independently of the machine.
- the rotary grinding machine can be equipped with sanding pad units of different sizes, for each of which an optimal extraction of the grinding dust is guaranteed.
- the suction hood is preferably fastened to the drive shaft via a rotary bearing, in particular a ball bearing.
- a sealed ball bearing is used for fastening the suction hood to the drive shaft.
- the suction hood is designed such that the outer edge of the grinding plate remains visible during operation. This ensures precise grinding and optimal control of the grinding result.
- the suction hood also does not hinder the user when grinding up to edges, etc.
- the outer diameter of the jacket of the suction hood substantially corresponds to the diameter of the grinding plate. This ensures optimal extraction through the sanding pad, whereby an optimal view of the edge of the sanding wheel is guaranteed.
- the suction hood preferably has a brush ring or a sliding ring on its edge facing the sanding pad.
- the brush ring or the sliding ring allows a rotation of the grinding plate with respect to a stationary suction hood and at the same time ensures a good seal between these two parts in order to use the negative pressure generated in the suction hood as completely as possible for the dust suction through the grinding wheel.
- the suction hood preferably has a connecting piece for a hose of a dust extraction device.
- An industrial vacuum cleaner is usually connected to the connecting piece of the extraction hood, which sucks and absorbs the dust that forms during grinding.
- the hose prevents the suction hood from rotating with the sanding pad due to the remaining friction in the pivot bearing.
- the drive shaft on a rubber element. This compensates for a tilting of the sanding disk and ensures that the sanding disk always rests flat on the workpiece, if desired, and thus no sanding marks are caused.
- the suction hood preferably has a bellows on its jacket.
- the bellows compensates for slight differences in angle between the extraction hood and the sanding pad and ensures a good seal between these components.
- the sanding pad is provided on the front with a Velcro layer for attachment of velcro sanding wheels.
- a Velcro layer for attachment of wheeled grinding wheels and on the other hand perforated grinding wheels can be used, in which the dust transport on the back of the grinding wheels through the Velcro layers takes place.
- the suction openings in the sanding pad can be arranged at the optimal procedural positions and do not have to coincide with any openings in the grinding wheel.
- suction openings are arranged at least in the region of the outer edge of the sanding pad. Due to the high rotational speeds of the sanding disc during sanding, dust is thrown outward due to the centrifugal force - especially in the case of dust transport in the Velcro layers - and then sucked out on the grinding wheel by the suction openings arranged there at the edge of the sanding disc. This ensures that even sanding dust, which is produced at the edge of the sanding pad, is not thrown outwards, but is safely extracted.
- the suction openings are arranged on the edge of the sanding pad so that suction openings are always present in the radial direction on the entire circumference of the sanding pad. This ensures that dust which, due to the centrifugal force, moves outward from the center of the grinding wheel in the radial direction towards the edge, always meets a suction opening at the edge of the grinding disc and is sucked out by it. Seen in the radial direction, therefore, there are no gaps between suction openings through which dust could be ejected outwards without being sucked off.
- a sanding pad for a rotary sanding machine comprising a hook-and-loop layer for fastening velcro sanding discs and suction openings, which penetrate the sanding pad, the suction openings being arranged at the edge of the sanding pad such that they are located in the radial direction Scope of the sanding plate always Exhaust openings are present.
- the suction openings are formed as curved, mutually overlapping slits. It has been found that relatively narrow, curved, mutually overlapping slots on the edge of the sanding pad ensure optimum extraction of the sanding dust, especially with perforated grinding wheels.
- the edge of the sanding plate is rounded at the front.
- the sanding disc mounted on the sanding pad exerts a lower pressure during sanding than at the edge. This is advantageous insofar as the edge of the grinding wheel then leaves no traces of sanding, which results in a better grinding result overall, especially in the case of fine and polishing sanding.
- the sanding pad unit according to the invention is able, since it - in contrast to an eccentric grinder - does not use an eccentric stroke but a pure rotational movement. Thus, can be ground into edges with the edge of the sanding plate.
- the edge of the sanding plate is widened to a lateral surface.
- This also allows a qualitatively optimal and fast grinding of an edge or groove of a workpiece, whereby a precise radius of the groove can be formed. Again, this is not possible with eccentric grinders.
- the lateral surface of the sanding plate is broken with suction.
- the dust that forms during grinding on the lateral surface of the sanding pad can be sucked through the grinding wheel through.
- a further aspect of the present invention relates to the use of a sanding pad unit or a sanding pad according to any one of the preceding claims with perforated, grindable grinding wheels.
- the abovementioned advantages of the sanding pad unit according to the invention or of the grinding table according to the invention are provided, in particular, when used together with perforated, sliceable grinding wheels, in which dust which forms during grinding is conveyed on the shortest route through perforation openings in the grinding wheel from the grinding surface to the back into the Velcro layers is removed, and sucked there to the suction in the sanding plate and then sucked through the grinding plate through.
- perforated grinding wheels can advantageously now also be used with rotary grinding machines, which have a significantly higher Abtragslei Stung compared with oscillating grinding machines. Further preferred embodiments of the invention are described in the subclaims.
- FIG. 1 shows a partially sectioned side view of an embodiment of a sanding pad unit according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a detailed view A of the sanding pad unit according to FIG. 1
- FIG. 3 shows a three-dimensional view of an embodiment of a sanding pad unit according to the invention with a view of the suction hood and drive shaft
- 4 shows the sanding pad unit according to FIG. 3 with a view of the sanding pad
- FIG. 5 shows an exploded view of the components of the sanding pad unit according to FIG. 1;
- FIG. 6 shows an embodiment of a sanding plate according to the invention with suction openings on the edge of the sanding disk
- FIGS. 7A-C show embodiments of grinding discs according to the invention with different different suction openings
- Fig. 8 is a schematic view of a sanding pad unit attached to an angle grinder; 9 shows a partially sectioned side view of a further embodiment of a sanding pad unit according to the invention.
- FIG. 12 is a bottom view of a sanding pad according to FIG. 11;
- FIG. FIG. 13 shows a three-dimensional view of a sanding disk according to FIG. 11;
- FIG. FIG. 14 shows a side view of a sanding disk according to FIG. 11 with a flat grinding wheel;
- FIG. 12 is a bottom view of a sanding pad according to FIG. 11;
- FIG. 13 shows a three-dimensional view of a sanding disk according to FIG. 11;
- FIG. FIG. 14 shows a side view of a sanding disk according to FIG. 11 with a flat grinding wheel;
- FIG. 15 shows a side view of a further embodiment of a grinding plate according to the invention with a rounded rim with a grinding wheel during the processing of an upstand;
- FIG. 16 shows a three-dimensional view of a further embodiment of a sanding pad unit according to the invention.
- FIGS. 1 to 5 show a first preferred embodiment of a sanding pad unit 1 for a rotary grinding machine 100.
- the sanding pad unit 1 comprises a drive shaft 20, to which a sanding pad 10 is attached by means of a screw 50 is rigidly connected.
- a suction hood 30 is rotatably mounted on the drive shaft 20 via a ball bearing 40, via which dust can be sucked through the sanding pad 10 by means of a suction hose 120, which is fastened to an intake pipe 34.
- the suction hood 30 is rotatably mounted only on the drive shaft 20.
- a ball bearing 40 is inserted into a cylindrical receptacle 36 of the suction hood 30, which is held in the receptacle 36 by means of a shaft securing ring 70.
- the bearing 40 is adapted to the outer diameter of the shaft 20 and is in contact with a stop ring 22.
- the bearing 40 is held on the drive shaft 20 by means of a further shaft securing ring 60, which engages in a groove on the outside in the drive shaft 20.
- a sealed ball bearing is used for the ball bearing 40 in order to maintain the highest possible negative pressure within the suction hood 30 during operation.
- the drive shaft 20 has at its upper end a bore 24 with an internal thread, which is fastened to a tool holder 1 10 of a rotary grinding machine 100 by screwing.
- the sanding pad unit 1 can be connected to a rotary grinding machine 100, which need not have any special design features for a suction. Therefore, the sanding pad unit 1 is suitable for retrofitting ordinary rotary grinding machines 100 without suction, so that dust-free grinding can be performed even with such machines.
- the only necessary connection of the grinding part unit 1 with the rotary grinding machine 100 is produced via the drive shaft 20, so that the grinding plate unit 1 can be used independently of the machine with any rotary grinders 100.
- FIG. 8 symbolically illustrates the connection of the sanding pad unit 1 to a rotary grinder 100 (here an angle grinder) via the drive shaft 20, which is screwed to a tool holder 110.
- the sanding pad unit 1 is connected via the suction nozzle 34 with a suction hose 120, which is connected to a conventional industrial vacuum cleaner (not shown).
- the connection to the sanding pad unit 1 to the suction hose 120 prevents rotation of the suction hood 30 in the grinding operation. Since the suction hood is preferably mounted rotatably on the drive shaft 20 by means of a ball bearing 40, this requires only a small holding force, which can be applied very easily by the suction hose 120.
- the extraction via an industrial vacuum cleaner and via the suction hose 120 takes place independently and in addition to the drive by a rotary grinder 100.
- the present invention is not limited to hand-held rotary grinders such as the angle grinder of FIG.
- the sanding pad unit 1 can also be used in industrial grinding machines or grinding machines in which rotating sanding discs are used for the serial machining of workpieces.
- the advantages according to the invention of a lower dust load of the environment, a significantly longer service life of the grinding wheels and a better surface quality result.
- FIG. 2 shows that the outer diameter D of the jacket 39 of the suction hood 30 substantially corresponds to the outer diameter of the sanding pad 10.
- the sanding pad 10 preferably consists of a thin plate, for example a 2-4 mm thick aluminum plate, are introduced into the suction openings 16.
- the grinding dust produced at the grinding surface passes through the suction openings 16 in the sanding pad 10 and is sucked by the negative pressure within the suction hood 30 via the suction nozzle 34 from the suction devices (hose 120 and industrial vacuum cleaner).
- This Velcro layer 13 which is for example a Velcro hook layer or a Velcro mushroom layer, can be attached to velcro sanding wheels 130.
- Such velcro-type grinding wheels consist of a paper, fabric or film carrier, to which a Velcro adhesive layer, in particular a Velcro fleece layer or a Velcro suede layer is glued on the back.
- the abrasive wheel 130 is provided with abrasive abrasive grains which are held to the backing by a suitable potting material.
- slingable grinding wheels 130 For dust extraction from such slingable grinding wheels 130 are provided with openings through which the grinding dust, which is formed on the grinding surface, can be sucked.
- grinding wheels for suction devices namely grinding wheels with a few relatively large suction openings, which are brought into conformity with corresponding suction openings in the sanding pad 10.
- grinding wheels have the disadvantage that the path of the abrasive grain on the grinding surface up to the corresponding suction opening is relatively long and therefore enforce such grinding wheels relatively quickly and become unusable.
- perforated grinding wheels 130 which have a perforation of small perforation openings 132, which are distributed substantially over the entire surface of the grinding wheel 130.
- Exemplary abrasive wheels 130 having such perforations 132 distributed substantially over the entire surface of the abrasive wheel 130 are shown in FIGS. 10A-10E.
- the embodiments shown there show grinding wheels 130 with a diameter of approximately 115 mm, the perforation openings 132 of the grinding wheels 130 of FIGS. 10A-C having a diameter of 1 to 2 mm and the grinding wheels of FIG. 10D having a diameter of 2 to 4 mm and the grinding wheels of Fig. 10E have a diameter of 4 to 6 mm.
- 10B is approximately 5 mm
- the spacing of the perforation openings of FIGS. 10A, C and D is a minimum of 6 mm and a maximum of 10 mm; for the grinding disks of FIG. 10E it is minimal 10 mm and a maximum of 30 mm.
- the pattern of the perforation openings 132, their size and their distance from each other is determined by the respective desired grinding task.
- Such grinding wheels 130 are common in sizes of preferably 50, 115, 150, 200 mm to 500 mm in diameter.
- Such perforated grinding wheels 130 ensure full-surface dust removal over substantially the entire surface of the grinding wheel 130.
- the grinding dust is sucked through the prevailing vacuum through each perforation opening 132, passes through the pad and into the velcro layers. There, the dust flows in the Velcro layer to the suction openings 16 in the sanding pad 10, through which it is sucked. Dust transport therefore takes place on the back of the grinding wheel in the Velcro adaptation layer and in the Velcro hook layer.
- the service life and the grinding result in such perforated grinding wheels 130 are many times higher than with ordinary grinding wheels with a few large suction holes.
- a grinding plate 10 with a specific arrangement of the suction openings 16, 17 is proposed for perforated grinding wheels 130. Due to the high rotational speeds of the sanding pad 10 during operation, the dust is transported radially outwards due to the centrifugal force. In order to ensure a dust-free grinding as possible, therefore, the suction openings 16, 17 should be located near the edge 18 of the sanding pad 10 so that dust is formed there can be safely sucked against the centrifugal force. Dust which arises in the inner region of the grinding wheel 130, inevitably migrates outwards towards the edge 18 and is then also sucked out there. Preferred patterns for suction openings 16, 17 are shown in FIGS. 6 and 7A to 7C.
- the suction openings 17, 17 'so arranged on the edge 18 of the sanding pad 10 that in radial projection (that is, radially from inside to outside), on the entire circumference of the sanding pad 10 always a suction opening 17, 17 'is present and there are no gaps between them.
- the suction openings 17, 17 ' are formed as curved, mutually overlapping slots 17 arranged in two concentric circles.
- the slots are about 1 - 2 mm wide and the outer ring about 30 mm and the inner ring about 15 mm long.
- the slots 17 'of the inner ring are in front of the necessary gaps between the slots 17 of the outer ring.
- the shape and arrangement of the overlapping suction openings 16, 17 can be varied depending on the size of the sanding pad or embodiment. It is important, however, that seen from the inside to the outside there are no gaps between the suction openings through which the dust could escape to the outside. At a minimum, the gaps should not be so great that the centrifugal forces acting on the dust are greater than the forces due to the suction effect.
- the dust resulting from the grinding passes through the perforation openings 132 through the base of the grinding wheel 130 and into the Velcro layers behind the loop plane due to the suction effect, is then transported radially outwards by the suction air and the centrifugal force and then through one of the suction openings 16, 17 , which are located at least on the edge 18 of the sanding pad 10, sucked into the suction hood 30 inside. From there, the dust is sent to the suction nozzle 34 and the suction hose 120 in a suction G worn (for example, an industrial vacuum cleaner) sucked. This is a nearly dust-free grinding possible with the sanding unit 1.
- FIGS. 7A, 7B and 7C Further designs for preferred suction openings are shown in FIGS. 7A, 7B and 7C.
- Figure 7A are in addition to curved slots 16 at the edge 18 of the sanding plate still curved slots 16 'in the inner region of the sanding disc, which shortens the way with large sanding disc diameters, for example, with diameters of 150 mm, 200 mm or greater, the the dust in the velcro has to cover. Thus, there may be less congestion of the dust there.
- suction openings 16 "are arranged in front of the gaps between the slots 16, which prevent passage of dust through the gaps between the slots 16.
- FIG. 7C shows a simple form of a sanding pad 10 with curved suction slots 16 arranged on the edge 18, in which the spacing between the slots is selected such that the suction effect is sufficient to remove dust which would like to pass outwards between the slots to suck in the slits.
- FIG. 4 shows another hole pattern for the suction openings 16 on the sanding pad 10, which is particularly suitable for grinding wheels of the type with a few larger holes.
- the sanding pad 10 of FIG. 5 is likewise provided with suction openings 16, 17, for example those of FIGS. 6 and 7A to C, these not being shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 shows a further preferred embodiment of a sanding pad unit 1.
- This sanding pad unit 1 differs from the sanding pad unit 1 of FIGS. 1 to 5 in that the drive shaft 20 has a rubber element 26, so that during the fine grinding of the sanding pad 10 with the grinding wheel 130 always rests flat on the surface to be sanded. This prevents tilting of the grinding wheel 130 and ensures a scoring-free grinding result.
- the jacket of the suction hood is equipped with a bellows 38.
- a sliding ring 37 preferably made of a plastic material such as Teflon reduces the friction between the suction hood 30, which is preferably made of a plastic material, and the sanding pad 10.
- the bellows 38 presses the sliding ring 37 against the sanding pad 10th
- the grinding wheels 130 of FIGS. 10A and 10B represent two examples of perforated grinding wheels which may differ in different sizes, grain sizes, perforation opening sizes, number of perforation openings, spacing of the perforation openings, arrangement of the perforation openings, etc. However, it is important in this type of perforated grinding wheels 130 that the perforation extends substantially over the entire surface of the grinding wheel 130 so as to ensure dust removal over the entire grinding surface.
- FIGS. 11-15 show a further preferred embodiment of a sanding pad 10 according to the invention which can be used together with the sanding pad unit 1 of the other embodiments.
- the grinding plate 10 of FIGS. 11-13 has an edge region 19 'which is rounded off on the front side 12 of the grinding plate 10.
- the edge region 19 ' exerts a lower pressure on a grinding wheel 130 attached to the sanding pad 10 than in inner regions of the front side 12 of the sanding pad 10, which prevents sanding marks during fine sanding.
- the edge 19 of the sanding pad 10 can also be pulled upwards, as shown in Figures 11-15, in order to be widened to a lateral surface 19 "
- similarly adapted grinding wheels 130 'adapted in the edge region can be used, as exemplified in Fig. 15.
- These grinding wheels 130' also have perforation openings 132, as shown in Figs and 10B are exemplified Grinding wheels 130 ', which may also be made of a flexible material, bend up during abrading of curbs 202 and abut against the rounded edge 19' and the lateral surface 19 ".
- the sanding plates 10 of FIGS. 11-15 have suction openings 17, 17 'at least in the edge region 18, which serve for extracting dust from the sanding disk 130, in particular from its Velcro layer.
- the suction openings 17, 17 ' are arranged so that in the radial direction, seen from the inside out, on the entire circumference of the grinding plate 10 always suction openings 17, 17' are present, so that the centrifugal force to the outside thrown dust on Edge 18 is transported through the sanding pad 10 back to the rear.
- the lateral surface 19 may be perforated with suction openings 16 'in order to ensure dust extraction on the lateral surface 19" as well.
- the sanding pad 10 further has an opening 52 for attachment to the drive shaft 20 with a screw 50.
- FIG 16 shows a further preferred embodiment of a sanding disc unit 1 which has a sanding pad 10 of FIGS. 11-15 with a rounded edge 19 ', which is widened upwards to form a lateral surface 19 "
- the jacket 39 of the suction hood 30 can engage in the sanding pad 10 from above and thus seal against the sanding pad 10.
- the diameter of the skirt 39 of the dust hood 30 substantially corresponds to the diameter of the sanding pad 10
- dust can be sucked through the sanding pad 10 at the edge region 18.
- the diameter of the sanding disk 10 is slightly increased compared to the diameter of the jacket 39 of the exhaust hood.
- the intake manifold 34 is extended, which on the one hand enables better leverage for holding the exhaust hood 30 and on the other hand allows a different guide for a suction hose (not shown). intake 34 is connected.
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EP11748385.9A EP2611573B1 (de) | 2010-08-31 | 2011-08-24 | Schleiftellereinheit für eine rotationsschleifmaschine |
PL11748385T PL2611573T3 (pl) | 2010-08-31 | 2011-08-24 | Zespół talerza szlifierskiego dla szlifierki rotacyjnej |
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