Patents Assigned to Mikrona Technologie AG
  • Patent number: 5313740
    Abstract: A moulding is contacted by two end pieces of a rotatable first holding part and is scanned by a disk.For the suppression of relatively large elastic deformations of the moulding by the pressure exerted by the disk, the moulding is also contacted by a second holding part which is located opposite the first holding part, extends into two tips and is mounted so as to be rotatable. For allowing an uninterrupted scanning, the disk is provided with a radial slot which, when the surroundings of the area contacted by the second holding part are scanned, receives said second holding part.The scanning device can be used for the direct copying of the moulding, rotations of the first holding part being transmitted via bevel gears and a shaft to a fastening bearing a blank and a rotating grinding disk of the same dimension as the disk being moved analogously to said disk.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 8, 1991
    Date of Patent: May 24, 1994
    Assignee: Mikrona Technologie AG
    Inventors: Stefan Eidenbenz, Claude Nowak
  • Patent number: 5135393
    Abstract: The apparatus has a copying mechanism (1), which is mounted in a support fork (2) and comprises a feeler (17) and a toolholder (20). The copying mechanism (1) is supported on a support fork (2), which is arranged swivellably and displaceably on a foundation body. With the copying mechanism (1) is associated a rocker (3), which carries a pattern station (4) and a fabricated part station (5). On the stations (4, 5) are synchronously and rotatably mounted a pattern (24) and a fabricated part (25). Due to the fact that with the pattern (24) and the fabricated part (25) are associated two movement axes, namely axis (26) and the rocker swivel axis (23), it is possible to sense patterns having a random three-dimensional shape and corresponding fabricated parts can be copied.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 12, 1990
    Date of Patent: August 4, 1992
    Assignee: Mikrona Technologie AG
    Inventors: Stefan Eidenbenz, Claude Nowak