Patents by Inventor Daniel Marti

Daniel Marti has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 8776651
    Abstract: A process and a cutting machine for working of lying work pieces, particularly plates, glass-sheets, etc. on a machine-tool by means of a cutting fluid-jet (3), particularly of a laser-jet or a high-pressure water-jet on a lattice-like support (9). At least one fixed work piece is cut by the fluid-jet (3), especially water jet exiting from at least one first nozzle (2), so that the work piece (1 a) is preferably separated by a cut gap (7) from a rest piece (1 b). The respective working position of the nozzle (2) relative the work piece (1 a) is controlled. For hindering a tilting of the work piece (1 a) and/or the rest piece (1 b) during the processing of the work piece (1 a), border-fixing and distance-holding elements (8) are associated with the cut gap (7) in such a manner, that the neighboring border-fixing and distance-holding elements (8) are arranged from each other in a distance depending on the outline of the work piece (1 a) and/or of a respective length of the cut gap (7).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 24, 2010
    Date of Patent: July 15, 2014
    Assignee: Bystronic Laser AG
    Inventors: Daniel Marti, Frank Pude, Daniel Hauptmann
  • Publication number: 20120042761
    Abstract: A process and a cutting machine for working of lying work pieces, particularly plates, glass-sheets, etc. on a machine-tool by means of a cutting fluid-jet (3), particularly of a laser-jet or a high-pressure water-jet on a lattice-like support (9). At least one fixed work piece is cut by the fluid-jet (3), especially water jet exiting from at least one first nozzle (2), so that the work piece (1 a) is preferably separated by a cut gap (7) from a rest piece (1 b). The respective working position of the nozzle (2) relative the work piece (1 a) is controlled. For hindering a tilting of the work piece (1 a) and/or the rest piece (1 b) during the processing of the work piece (1 a), border-fixing and distance-holding elements (8) are associated with the cut gap (7) in such a manner, that the neighboring border-fixing and distance-holding elements (8) are arranged from each other in a distance depending on the outline of the work piece (1 a) and/or of a respective length of the cut gap (7).
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 24, 2010
    Publication date: February 23, 2012
    Applicant: BYSTRONIC LASER AG
    Inventors: Daniel Marti, Frank Pude, Daniel Hauptmann
  • Patent number: 7121918
    Abstract: During the processing of workpieces using a water jet, standstill times or even operating interruptions arise on the machine tools when the processed workpieces are removed and the workpieces to be processed are positioned on the machine. This is made more difficult above all in water-abrasive jet cutting, which is known to be performed on immersed workpieces. Through a water basin, which may be flooded in a simple way and has a foldable side wall having lift-pivot cylinders on its front side, supports may be pushed into and out of the water basin. A loading station, having lifting devices, positioned behind the machine tool allows the preparation of workpieces while the machine tool executes a jet processing. The loading station having a linear drive allows the stacking of prepared supports. According to the method, the flooding of the water basin and the control of the foldable side wall are tailored to the loading station, through which a performance increase of the machine tool arises.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 22, 2004
    Date of Patent: October 17, 2006
    Assignee: Bystronic Laser AG
    Inventors: Daniel Marti, Marcel Kolb, Stefan Sanson
  • Publication number: 20050079797
    Abstract: During the processing of workpieces using a water jet, standstill times or even operating interruptions arise on the machine tools when the processed workpieces are removed and the workpieces to be processed are positioned on the machine. This is made more difficult above all in water-abrasive jet cutting, which is known to be performed on immersed workpieces. Through a water basin, which may be flooded in a simple way and has a foldable side wall having lift-pivot cylinders on its front side, supports may be pushed into and out of the water basin. A loading station, having lifting devices, positioned behind the machine tool allows the preparation of workpieces while the machine tool executes a jet processing. The loading station having a linear drive allows the stacking of prepared supports. According to the method, the flooding of the water basin and the control of the foldable side wall are tailored to the loading station, through which a performance increase of the machine tool arises.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 22, 2004
    Publication date: April 14, 2005
    Inventors: Daniel Marti, Marcel Kolb, Stefan Sanson