GEOID Software Reduces Tool Costs

Blohm Jung has announced that at the Schleifring Grinding Symposium 2009, it will present, under the expression GEOID, a new development for compensation of contour faults in dressing tools. The example shows the quick manufacture of a blanking punch on the Vario D. GEOID was developed in conjunction with the Georg Simon Ohm University in Nuremberg.

The software for compensation of uneven wear in dressing tools is a further development of the automatic diamond adjustment by Blohm Jung and is used in conjunction with the CNC PA37K profile dressing device and the table version PA130TM. Topography of the cutting edge of the dressing tool can be determined with accuracy using GEOID. The correction values calculated are fed directly into the dressing program and create a perfect contour on the grinding wheel.

The result is an increased service life for the dressing tool, reduced costs of tools and improved contour accuracy. For profile grinding, different dressing systems are available for the Vario range of profile grinders by Blohm Jung. According to requirements, profiled crushing units, fixed-profile diamonds or swivelling diamond wheels are mounted on the grinding table. The company said a highlight of the range is the CNC PA37K head-dressing unit.

The function 'CD Abrichten' (continuous dressing), or parallel dressing cuts machining times by up to 50 per cent. Blohm Jung will also show how the GEOID correction software determines the actual contour of the diamond via a measuring probe and then corrects the dressing program accordingly. Therefore GEOID compensates for the wear in individual diamonds and diamond wheels, increases the usability of the dressing tools, and reduces the costs of tools.

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