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Sheet working machine with tool magazine
   
Document Number
US Patent 4985983
Issued Date
January 22, 1991
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A sheet working machine has a working station, a tool driving system which is connectable with a tool for mechanical working of plate-shaped workpieces, a chain-like rotatable tool magazine arranged for receiving a plurality of tools, at least one tool exchange device provided for withdrawing tools from the tool magazine and inserting the same in the working station and vice versa, the working station having at least two tool receiving systems formed so that for driving a tool they are selectively connectable with the tool driving system, so that one of the tool receiving systems which is not connected with the tool driving system is bringable in connection with the at least one tool exchange device arranged near the working station for performing a tool exchange, the chain-like tool magazine being guided at least in the region of the working station at a height corresponding to that of the working station.
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Owner
C. Gehrens AG (Alfeld,DE)
Published
January 22, 1991
Application Number
07/143,583
Filed
January 13, 1988
US Classification
483/29   483/61 483/68 72/446 83/563
Int'l Classification
B23Q   3/155   (20060101)   B21D   37/14   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Jan 23, 1987 [DE] 3701858
USPTO Field of Search
29/568   29/26A   29/563   72/446   83/563  
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